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Pangolin Editions
Established in 1984, Pangolin Editions is one of Europe's leading sculpture foundries casting for an international clientele and to any scale.
It is one of the few foundries still practising the traditional skills of lost wax block investment casting. In addition to the lost wax facilities a 3,000 square metre unit houses the sand moulding process where the largest of monuments can be enlarged, moulded or fabricated.
The foundry prides itself on fine craftsmanship. Alongside cutting-edge technologies, each bronze is hand crafted using time-honoured skills to produce a distinctive, faithful and accurate finish. -
Ruwenzori Sculpture Foundation
The Ruwenzori Sculpture Foundation is a registered charity set up in 2004 by the directors of Pangolin Editions and Parabola Land Ltd. with the aim of enabling cultural and educational exchanges between artists in Africa and the UK. It funds workshops, scholarships and specific projects and provides facilities, materials, training and infrastructure to achieve these objectives.
Crucial support for the Foundation's aims has come from The British Council, David Drew, MP for Stroud, the Tate, the Royal Academy of Arts and The Royal College of Art as well as many artists.
Unlike Western Africa, there is no tradition of casting in metal in East Africa. The Foundation's Centre near Kasese will provide a foundry facility for contemporary East African artists managed by local craftsmen trained in UK. The response from the local art and craft community has been one of great enthusiasm. There is both a need and a desire for a casting foundry and also a great belief in the opportunities that arise through artistic exchange.
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Gallery Pangolin
Based in Gloucestershire, England, Gallery Pangolin opened its doors over twenty years ago. The gallery was initially conceived as a showcase for the sculpture cast by Pangolin Editions and coincidentally revived a traditional 19th century association between art foundry and gallery.
Specialising in Mondern and Contemporary sculpture and sculptor's drawings, Gallery Pangolin has rapidly established a reputation for works of quality and excellence. Sculpture is always on show in the gallery with an exciting programme of themed, group, and solo exhibitions. Gallery Pangolin also co-ordinates commissions, exhibits at major art fairs and curates shows for other venues.
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Pangolin London
Located in a purpose-built gallery near Kings Cross, Pangolin London opened in October 2008 and continues to deliver a rotating exhibition programme of the highest quality.
In addition to exhibitions in the gallery, Pangolin London also curates a changing exhibition of large scale sculpture throughout the public spaces and canal-side at Kings Place. -
Terence Coventry
Terence's own website with further images and information on his work, including an article by John le Carré and a short film made by The Guardian.
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Jon Buck
Jon's own website covering his work from the early 1980's to the present. Contains many more images and his own comments on each period.