Tuesday 25 August 2015

Winner of Notting Hill Housing art commission announced

















I am delighted to announce that I have been chosen as the winner of the Brackenbury House art commission. Thank you to all who voted! The competition to create an artwork for the new Notting Hill Housing development in West London was run in conjunction with art consultants Works in Print.
Katie Bond, Director of Notting Hill Home Ownership said, "Ian's sculpture is a great example of how a delicately creative design can still have a bold impact, both visually and emotionally. We are really pleased the public chose such a well thought out and attractive design that will sit so well in the Brackenbury Square development."
The artwork will be unveiled in November.

Thursday 2 July 2015

New York City bound...

Great news: Above us the Trees II has just sold. It's off to a new home  - an apartment in New York.

Wednesday 24 June 2015

Finalists for Notting Hill Housing Commission announced!




















I’m delighted to have been selected as one of five finalists to create a wall mounted artwork for a new Notting Hill Housing Association development. 

Voting is open to the public and is now live and can be viewed at this link:


Feel free to share with whomever you wish. You can view the artist's design proposal by clicking on the image, then simply click the heart symbol next to the one you want to vote for. Voting is open until Friday 31st July and the winner will be announced week commencing 3rd August.

Notting Hill Housing, the developers of a new collection of stylish luxury apartments at Brackenbury Square, are commissioning a wall-mounted sculpture for the public-facing exterior wall on the corner of Goldhawke Road and Hammersmith Grove.

The new artwork will be unveiled this winter. Both the completed Brackenbury Square apartments and the winning artwork will form a new piece of Hammersmith and Fulham's history. Once part of pasture land available to shepherds travelling to Smithfields Market, the area is now home to a contemporary and stylish new landmark, changing the face of the local landscape.

artists maquette, shown above, stainless steel

Tuesday 23 June 2015

Sculpture at RHS Hampton Court

It's the Hampton Court Flower Show from 30th June to 5th July and One Church Street Gallery will be showing my work, including this new patinated copper wall sculpture 'Ostara'.

Friday 19 June 2015

Norwegian Escapes commission

Just got confirmation of a new commission to make four sculptures for a new Norwegian Escapes cruise ship to be launched in the autumn. More details to follow...!

Saturday 21 March 2015

Drawn 2015 at the RWA - a busy Private View



















We decided to 'pop' down to Bristol last night for the Private View of Drawn 2015 and Drawing On: The Ingram Collection of Modern British and Contemporary Art at the Royal West of England Academy. The M6 is not the best place to be on a Friday afternoon but we were glad we made the effort! Great to see lots of people filling the gallery and so many different approaches to drawing both traditional and contemporary.


Jason Lane RWA and his drawing machine.

Wednesday 18 March 2015

Drawn 2015 at The Royal West of England Academy

eye of the hurricane, 1.3m diameter
I'm delighted that my sculpture 'eye of the hurricane' has been selected for Drawn 2015 at the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol. The exhibition will be opened this Friday evening by author and critic Mel Gooding and art collector Chris Ingram.
This year’s selection panel includes Anita Taylor, artist, Director of Jerwood Drawing Prize and Dean of Bath School of Art & Design; Kate McFarlane, Director of Drawing Room, London; Yvonne Crossley RWA, artist and founder of The Drawing Gallery, and artists Tim Harrisson RWA and Fiona Robinson RWA.

Tuesday 20 January 2015

RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2015

Really looking forward to exhibiting at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show again with One Church Street Gallery in May. I'm currently working on some new pieces to show.











Eye of the Hurricane as shown at last year's Chelsea.