There’s A Worm In It

There’s A Worm In It is an ongoing project with the children of The Ferguslie Early Learning Childcare Centre. Using fun techniques like press moulding and relief casting, these young artists, aged 3 to 5, are creating a variety of unique artworks for their sensory garden—some functional, some purely decorative! Pictured here are the children…

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BLEND FOLD MOVE

Blend Fold Move was a Sculpture in Schools Project led by Artists Coral Brookes and Eo Stearn. Over six sessions, pupils from St Fergus and Glencoats Primary Schools experimented with a variety of materials to explore the connections between bodies and landscapes—ranging from architecture and buildings to natural spaces like gardens. They also navigated the…

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David Milne

David Milne is a meticulous artist with a passion for clay. His installations for Sculpture House highlight his mastery of mark-making and pattern design. Currently, he is working on a series of signs for our Dye Garden, blending functional art with natural beauty, where his design sensibility is sure to complement the surrounding environment.

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Janus Heads

We had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with the Art Boss Group and Renfrewshire Youth Services on a truly unique project—a collection of clay portrait busts. Working in pairs, the participants set to work on creating imaginative, two-faced “Janus Heads,” where each person sculpted one side of the face. This collaborative approach not only encouraged…

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Stack It!

Stack It! was a dynamic two-day sculpture workshop hosted by the Sculpture House Collective at Paisley Art Centre, in collaboration with OneRen, as part of their summer creative workshops for children. The workshop invited the kids to explore the fascinating world of stacking in sculpture, drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Urs Fischer and Constantin…

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Future Fossils

We were invited to create an artwork with the care-experienced children from St. Catherine’s Primary School in Paisley for their exciting new outdoor learning area! The project was inspired by a beautiful existing relief sculpture by Charles Anderson, which is displayed at the entrance of the school. This sculpture, dating back to the early ’70s…

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