FORM – a celebration of contemporary British sculpture at Saul Hay Gallery

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FORM - a celebration of contemporary British sculpture at Saul Hay Gallery
David Cemmick

FORM - a celebration of contemporary British sculpture at Saul Hay Gallery at Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester, Manchester 5 — 20 September 2020 Entrance is free

Saul Hay Gallery‘s first-ever show dedicated solely to sculpture includes work by some of the most acclaimed artists working in the UK today. The exhibition will showcase the huge variety in style, material and technique in contemporary sculpture, featuring work by the acclaimed ceramicist Halima Cassell, following her highly successful solo show at Manchester Art Gallery in early 2019, as well as Tony Bentley, Halima Cassell, David Cemmick, Jamie Frost, Mark Gibbs, Gareth Griffiths, Ollie Holman, Liam Hopkins, Adele Howitt, Jo Risley, Neil Wood.

FORM - a celebration of contemporary British sculpture at Saul Hay Gallery at Saul Hay Gallery, Manchester, Manchester 5 — 20 September 2020 Entrance is free

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