British sculptor William Peers’ monumental sculpture Wild Albert graces the lawn of the newly reopened Linthwaite House overlooking Lake Windermere in Britain’s Lake District.

Carved from a single block of Carrara marble, the overlapping rings play tricks with the light and the sculpture appears to float amongst the wild flowers.

 Peers lives and works in Cornwall and he follows the long history of English stone carving brought to prominence by artists such as Henry Moore and Eric Gill.

William Peers will have a solo exhibition at Everard Read London in March 2019.

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Everard Read London artist, nomThunzi Mashalaba, is the subject of a feature, with quotes by the artist, and images of Feelings, these well up from somewhere and are mixed together inside me (2014-18) and Page Series 2017, on the History of Childhood Memories (2018), in the September issue of Wanted Magazine 

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Her work As she is no more (Purple) was recently displayed in our SUMMER exhibition

Blessing Ngobeni is the subject of a feature, with quotes from the artist, discussing his life story and his triumph over adversity, on VaVida eMagazine.

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Ngobeni's work is on show during Everard Read London's solo exhibition Blessing Ngobeni: A Note From Error from 19 October to 10 November. For more information or to request a portfolio please follow here.

Angus Taylor and Rina Stutzer are a force in the South African art world. Not only are they both respected artists in their own right, they also run one of SA’s most advanced sculpture studios and foundries, Dionysus Sculpture Works (DSW), which casts many of our most renowned local fine artists, including Deborah Bell, Joni Brenner and Norman Catherine.

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Daniel Naudé exhibits his photographs at Festival La Gacilly Baden Photo in Baden, Austria. 

The exhibition will be open from the 8th of June - 30th of September 2018. 

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Daniel Naude: A Decade of Seeing will showing at Everard Read London from 13 February - 2 March 2019.

We are pleased to announce that Everard Read Johannesburg is showcasing a sculpture-only installation at FNB Joburg Art Fair this weekend at booth C06, featuring Guy du Toit, Guy Ferrer & many more of our artists.

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Guy Ferrer's TOLERANCE sculptures which will be featured in the Art Fair is the subject of a video.

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Everard Read London artist, Lionel Smit is building a new studio!

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Setlamorago Mashilo speaks to Sunday Times about his solo exhibition at Everard Read Johannesburg. The exhibition opens on Thursday 19 July 2018.

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South African artist Lionel Smit is one of 80 artists who have contributed their work for a striking collection of bear images, as part of a People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) exhibition currently on display in China.

This is to draw much-needed attention to the cruel treatment of bears in circuses.

Peta Asia vice-president Jason Baker said: “Over 80 of the world’s most caring actors and artists have helped Peta create beautiful bear-protection pieces.”

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"It is not important that one be a believer or not:

What is important is to be Tolerant "- Dalai Lama   

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"TOLERANCE" is composed of nine bronze sculptures, each representing a word of the word "tolerance" and suggests a religion, belief or spirituality.

Edited in six series, in Paris and Montpellier (France) and in Abu Dhabi (UEA).

TOLERANCE, pinpoints of light against the darkness of intolerance and terrorism that we are facing around the world.

At each installation, a focal point welcoming other artists, students and entire communities to join the message of Tolerance, Compassion and Brotherhood.

"It is not important for a being to be a believer or not:

what is important is to be tolerant "- Dalai Lama 

 "TOLÉ.RANCE" is composed of nine bronze sculptures, each representing a letter of the word "tolerance" and suggesting a religion, a belief or a spirituality.

 Published in six series, three are permanently installed on public sites in Paris and Montpellier (France), as well as in Abu Dhabi (UAE).

We are now continuing towards our goal and our vision of installing TOLERANCE, points of light against the darkness of intolerance and terrorism that we face worldwide.

​Each installation marks the territory as a focal point for other artists, students and entire communities to carry the message of Tolerance, Compassion and Fraternity.

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