New series of public sculptures for Geashill, Co. Offaly marks the mythological Battle of Geashill.
Read MoreNew Public Sculpture marks 50 years of Westhill
A two-part bronze sculpture composition was unveiled in the Aberdeenshire town of Westhill to celebrate fifty years since the first houses of the planned town were built, transforming a traditional crofter farming community into a community that served Scotland’s growing oil and gas industry.
Read MoreThe Daring Vessel is Afloat
The 6.4m high repoussé bronze sculpture Árthach Dána, the largest sundial in Ireland and a monument to seafaring in prehistoric times, was unveiled on May, 1st in Waterville.
Read MoreMedieval meets 1960s in Winchester
A new public sculpture project for Winchester links its 1960s architecture with the medieval Cathedral and the Roman drainage scheme of the River Itchen.
Read MoreUnveiling the Bell
On Monday, 13th June between 7 and 8.30pm we will be unveiling the large bell at Bangor Abbey, Co. Down.
Read MoreMaking Waves in Bangor
New 4.6m public sculpture for Bangor, Co. Down to commemorate Columbanus
Read MoreNorth: Three New Projects
On the 29th June we installed three new public sculptures for Benburb, Camlough and Belfast in the North of Ireland, commissioned as part of the Building Piece through the Arts programme of the Arts Council Northern Ireland
Read MorePortrait of the Artist William Conor
Fabricating an over-life size bronze sculpture of the Belfast painter William Conor (1881-1968)
Read MoreConvergence - New public sculpture project for Benburb
A new project in progress: Convergence is a two-piece 4m high public sculpture for Benburb, Co. Tyrone in repoussé bronze, based on the water-driven linen beetling mill on the River Blackwater.
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