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Spaceshifting
An exhibition of international members of the Society at ROSL, the Royal Over-Seas League
One Island - Many Visions
An exhibition at the Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust, Dorset
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Temporary closure
Please note that Dora House is currently closed due to building works to deliver 'A Home for Sculptors', an initiative that will re-imagine our basement into a welcoming flat for visiting artists with flexible studio space and a home for the Royal Society of Sculptors’ archive.
We expect to re-open in late spring 2026.
During this period the sculpture terrace at 108 Old Brompton Road will continue to showcase contemporary sculpture, currently presenting Red Head Sunset Stack by the Society’s Vice President Almuth Tebbenhoff.
We will also continue to programme a series of online artists in conversation events starting with Almuth who will be in conversation with independent curator and writer Isabel de Vasconcellos on Wednesday 3 September at 5pm (UK time) via Zoom and you can register here to attend.
Once we re-open in 2026, everyone will be warmly welcomed to join the conversation about sculpture by coming to our exhibitions, artists' talks and creative workshops.
We are located in London's South Kensington, a few minutes' walk from its great museums. Our home is Dora House, a beautiful listed building which we restored in 2022 to its original glory through the 'Save Dora House' campaign.

Journal

Reducing the Impact of Sculpture Making
Read this case study by Coles Castings, a fine art foundry specialising in bespoke sculptural works in bronze, cast iron and aluminium.

10gram Challenge 2024
Explore the 10gram Challenge 2024 project with +40 leading artists, from Michael Craig-Martin to Rana Begum, Richard Wilson to Polly Morgan, creating unique sculptures from a small block of wax.

Celebrating Clive Duncan FRSS
Read our interview with Clive Duncan FRSS who has been with the Society for over 40 years.