Royal Society of Sculptors
@sculptors.org.uk
The Royal Society of Sculptors is an artist led, membership organisation. We support and connect sculptors throughout their careers and lead the conversation about sculpture today through exhibitions and events for all. The Society was created more than 100 years ago to champion contemporary sculpture and the artists who create it. Today we welcome everyone interested in exploring this art form and its many possibilities. We are based in London’s South Kensington, a few minutes’ walk from its great museums, in a beautiful listed building called Dora House. Come and join in the conversation, through exhibitions, artists’ talks and creative workshops . We invite you to view the world from a different perspective, to dig deep into the practice of individual sculptors and to challenge the way you think. The Society provides a supportive membership community to sculptors throughout their careers, offering access to expert advice, training, bursaries, residencies and awards. Dora House is also available to hire for events, from drinks receptions and small conferences to creative workshops and training sessions.
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About Royal Society of Sculptors
The Royal Society of Sculptors is an artistic venue and a supportive artist-led membership organization that champions contemporary sculpture and the artists who create it. With over 100 years of history, the society welcomes everyone interested in exploring this art form and its many possibilities. Through exhibitions, artists' talks, and creative workshops, they invite you to join in the conversation and challenge the way you think.
Located in London's South Kensington, the society is based in the beautiful Dora House, one of the oldest buildings in the borough, which has recently been restored. It offers a friendly and intimate space to enjoy contemporary art and engage in creative activities. As a membership organization, they provide a supportive community for sculptors at all stages of their careers, offering access to expert advice, training, bursaries, residencies, and awards.
They also prioritize equality, diversity, and inclusion, as well as sustainability. The society's story began in 1905, and it gained royal patronage in 1911. From the start, they have aimed to educate and raise public understanding and awareness of sculpture.
They organize exhibitions, advise on commissioning, and collaborate with artists from around the world. With bold ambitions to become a leading center for sculpture, the society has expanded its programs, improved support for its members, and undergone a rebranding as the Royal Society of Sculptors. They continue to shape the future of sculpture and create a vibrant and inclusive community for artists and art enthusiasts alike
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1905
Company size
2-10 employees
