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David Mach: Heavy Metal
Pangolin London announce David Mach’s long-awaited solo exhibition in London:
Heavy Metal.
Renowned Scottish sculptor David Mach RA will reveal a series of maquettes for several ambitious, new monumental pieces in his exhibition Heavy Metal with sculpture specialists Pangolin London.
Known for his controversial and extravagant use of materials, often inspired by everyday objects, Heavy Metal explores Mach’s ideas and obsessions charting his development from sculpture to architecture and probing the tension between the two disciplines. With architectural projects on the go in London, Edinburgh, Mauritius and Syria this exhibition offers a tantalizing glimpse of Mach’s dynamic working process and his innate desire to push the boundaries of contemporary public art.
Many of the works presented in Heavy Metal highlight Mach’s ongoing obsession with shipping containers, which are intrinsic to the large-scale maquettes that will feature alongside several more maquettes for public works of art, a series of new prints, and in his continuing collaboration with Pangolin London, two exciting new signature bronzes that reference his significant previous commissions Temple at Tyre and Darlington’s Brick Train.
Heavy Metal.
Renowned Scottish sculptor David Mach RA will reveal a series of maquettes for several ambitious, new monumental pieces in his exhibition Heavy Metal with sculpture specialists Pangolin London.
Known for his controversial and extravagant use of materials, often inspired by everyday objects, Heavy Metal explores Mach’s ideas and obsessions charting his development from sculpture to architecture and probing the tension between the two disciplines. With architectural projects on the go in London, Edinburgh, Mauritius and Syria this exhibition offers a tantalizing glimpse of Mach’s dynamic working process and his innate desire to push the boundaries of contemporary public art.
Many of the works presented in Heavy Metal highlight Mach’s ongoing obsession with shipping containers, which are intrinsic to the large-scale maquettes that will feature alongside several more maquettes for public works of art, a series of new prints, and in his continuing collaboration with Pangolin London, two exciting new signature bronzes that reference his significant previous commissions Temple at Tyre and Darlington’s Brick Train.
Monday - Saturday, 10:00 - 18:00.
Pangolin London, Kings Place, 90 York Way N1 9AG
Wed 25 Jan to Sat 25 March
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