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Rob Olins FRSS and Kathy Prendergast FRSS In Conversation
Material Encounters presented by Isabel de Vasconcellos
Alastair & Fleur Mackie In Conversation - Sculpture Terrace Series
Presented by Isabel de Vasconcellos, independent curator and writer
International Sculpture Day 2026
Join us via Zoom for a panel discussion on Artist Residencies
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Looking to commission an artwork or find out more about our members? Explore their portfolios here.
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Enjoy seeing our members' work at exhibitions in the UK and around the world.
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Visit Us
We are located in London's South Kensington, a few minutes' walk from its great museums. Since 1976 the Society's home has been Dora House, a beautiful listed building generously bequeathed to us by sculptor Cecil Thomas OBE FRBS. In 2022, Dora House was restored to its original glory through the 'Save Dora House' campaign.
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 September 2026.
During this period the sculpture terrace at 108 Old Brompton Road will continue to showcase contemporary sculpture, currently presenting Stack 5 by Alistair and Fleur Mackie.
We will also continue to programme a series of online artists in conversation events so please visit our What's On page to find out more.
Once we re-open in late 2026, everyone will be warmly welcomed to join the conversation about sculpture by coming to our exhibitions, artists' talks and creative workshops.
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
Explore the 10gram Challenge project with +40 leading artists, from Michael Craig-Martin to Rana Begum (pictured here), Richard Wilson to Polly Morgan, creating unique sculptures from a small block of wax.
Celebrating Glynis Owen FRSS
Read our interview with Glynis Owen FRSS who has been with the Society for over 40 years.