Nautilus Sculpture unveiled at Erasmus Darwin Museum Garden This project first started back in March 2018 when Erasmus Darwin House was awarded a grant for £25,050 to produce the sculpture and exhibition, from Swinfen Broun Trust, facilitated through Lichfield District Council. The funders thought that Erasmus Darwin House’s commitment to…
The ‘Reading Girl’ statue has been moved to it’s new location! “Previously in the reception area of the library at the Friary, it is now placed at the chapel in St Mary’s Church, which is the new home to the Library, the St Mary’s performance space and to the Local…
City of Sculpture App Launched The Sculpture and Art Foundation CIC in collaboration with InLife Design, have launched a new app for Lichfield and District, as part of the Lichfield City Sculpture Trail. The app is the latest addition to the City of Sculpture project which has been developing over…
Lichfield Lumiere 2016 was a 5 day installation accompanied by an extended program of events in and around the city during December 2016. The final events which incorporated a stunning large scale son et lumiere on the facade of Lichfield Cathedral was seen by over 20,000 people created by Luxmuralis.…
Join sculptor Peter Walker for ‘the Language of Sculpture’, a fascinating talk and walk around the city Sculpture Trail, Lichfield. Part of the Staffordshire Day celebrations. Sunday May 1st, 11am & 2pm, begins at Samuel Johnson Museum, Lichfield, Staffordshire. to book call 01543 264 972 or email us on sjmuseum@lichfield.gov.uk
The “A City as Sculpture” exhibition by Peter Walker launched last week at Lichfield Cathedral. The launch event was attended by over 150 people who saw work displayed in the Cathedral grounds and internally. In total over 60 works are on display with internal work being shown until September 9th…
“A unique chance to see the acclaimed artist Peter Walker’s work adorning the Cathedral and its grounds” Visit Lichfield A City as Sculpture, an exhibition by Peter Walker, offers a unique chance to see the acclaimed artist’s work adorning the Cathedral and it’s grounds. Join us for the launch…
The first two inaugural sculptor walks around the trail have been a major success as part of the Lichfield Festival 2015. Around 40 people attended over two 90 minute conducted walks which were led by Sculptor Peter Walker. Those present wandered around the streets, parks and Lichfield Cathedral to view…
On Saturday the 13th June, over 300 people gathered on the second anniversary of the unveiling of SCAMP, the Sankeys Corner Miners Statue in Burntwood, to take part in the dedication of a plaque containing the names of over 105 local ex miners. The plaque has added the names to…
The first edition of the Lichfield Sculpture Trail leaflets are now available around Lichfield. There are two formats available – a fold out leaflet with information and a full trail map which can be used to enjoy walking around the trail – start at any point and amble…