Preview: Terence Coventry
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Natural born sculptor Terence Coventry explores animals and their complex relationship with man in his latest work, due to go on display at the Pangolin London this week.
From Wednesday 29 June visitors will be able to explore the human figure and Coventry's relationship with his environment. Through a series of powerful steel and bronze structures Coventry focuses on the stimulus of the land and its occupants, drawing on the shapes of birds, bulls, cows and boars.
Coventry's love of sculpture blossomed as he studied sculpture and painting at Stourbridge School of Art in 1954. He has since boasted a number of exhibitions across the UK, and displayed his work at the London Art Fair earlier this year.
The exhibition will run at the Pangolin London, Kings Place, 90 York Way, from 29 June to 30 July. To find out more visit www.pangolinlondon.com
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