News and Events

Paul is curating the forthcoming exhibition 'Ex Libris' at Transplant, Dale, Norway. The show will highlight the work of various UK artists who have explored the potential of the physically altered book. The exhibition will take place during July/August 2010.

Exhibiting artists include: Louise Atkinson, Yael Cohen, Nicola Dale, Silke Dettmers, Rupert Harley, Emma Johnson, Paul Lewthwaite, Stephen Livingstrone, Paul Matosic, Robert McCubbin and Simon Withers.

As part of the University of Nottingham's part time BA (hons) Degree in Fine Art, Paul will be running the 3D Media course. The course runs from the 25th January, 2010 with one session per week over the Spring term.

To celebrate the opening of the new Endoscopy Unit and Ward 22 building at Milton Keynes Hospital the sculpture "Looking Through and Within" has been unveiled. Both the building and sculpture were ceremonially opened by Professor Ian Gilmore, President of the Royal College of Physicians, London, on the 11th of November 2009.

Images of the sculpture are now available in the public sited commissions section of the website.

The commissioned sculpture "Looking Through and Within" has been sited at Milton Keynes Hospital. The artwork was installed on the 7th August 2009 and celebrates the building of a new Endoscopy Unit and Ward 22 at the hospital.

Images and details of the scultpure will be added to this website soon.

Work has begun on external signature artwork commissioned for the new Endoscopy Unit and Ward 22 Building at Milton Keynes Hospital. The sculpture will be completed and sited later in the year in conjunction with the opening of the new building.

Image of Paul in his studio by Sasha Leech.

Press coverage for the 2½D exhibition at the 108 Gallery, London includes video features for Wired Italia and Wired UK. To see views of the show, along with interviews with the curator, Julian Wild, click on the following links:

• Wired Magazine (English)
• Wired Italia (Italiano)
  

A selection of works are now available to buy at agittato.com, the online home of the Agitatto Gallery based in Geneva, Switzerland. Alternatively, for any enquiries regarding artwork at paullewthwaite.com, please contact sales.

On February 18th Paul took part in a panel discussion at the Royal British Society of Sculptors, London for the 2½D exhibition. This was a chance for the audience to hear about and discuss ideas behind the work with the exhibiting artists.

Pictured: Paul with David Worthington.

Paul will be exhibiting at the 108 Gallery, Old Brompton Road, London. The exhibition, 2½D, explores the margins between 2 dimensions and 3 dimensions in sculpture. Curated by Julian Wild, this group show will also include the work of Michael Shaw, Andrew Revell, Cathy Ward and David Worthington.

Gallery open 11.00am - 4.30pm Wednesdays to Fridays (or by appointment). Admission Free.

Paul is being commissioned to produce a permenant sited sculpture for Greenwich Council. To be sited at Tom Cribb Road on the Thames Mead Estate in South East London, this project is currently awaiting a start date.

The Cycle of Mutation: Growth is an exhibition including works made by Paul as Guest Artist at Transplant, Dale, Norway earlier this year.

For part of the exhibition Paul worked with Ralston & Bau Human Environment Design to create a collaborative installation exploring notions of utility.

For more information and new images from this collaboration, please go to: http://www.transplant.nu/?p=2215

The exhibition runs throughout the summer, until the 31st of August 2008.

Paul will be in Melbourne, Australia, from the 29th of July until the 28th of August. During this time he will be attending the Melbourne Art Fair and meeting with galleries in the city. Paul will also be delivering a guest lecture and tutorials to Post Graduate Art and Design research students at Monash University on 20th August.

Paul will be in Chongqing, China, from the 5th to the 15th of April on a cultural research project supported by Arts Council England - East Midlands and the British Council. This is an Outward Mission to explore opportunities for long-term partnerships, share expertise and enhance understanding of international markets.