Urban mining is a circular economy design methodology focused on the process of extracting anthropogenic materials from a city, repurposing them to create public realm artworks, structures and interventions.

A few highlights from our tenth birthday year, continuing our commitment to supporting contemporary sculptors and prioritising technical and production skills, knowledge-sharing and care as essential tenets to the advancement of the discipline and the artists working within it.

As the production and origins of goods become increasingly complex and remote, Hand Earth Gesture Return addressed a wish to return to our roots.

Fabrication Talks Season 2021: the practicalities of how an artist approaches making a sculpture have often been shrouded in mystery.

Skills mentoring and a £1,000 production grant towards the realisation of a new work and exhibition.

PARC (Pangaea Artists’ Residency, Castellón Province, Spain) was based at a rural smallholding close to Atzeneta del Maestrat, Castellón, Spain.

A collection of interview snapshots examining some of the processes and practices that make up the ‘industry of sculpture’.

Sculpture at Bermondsey Square: a platform commissioning large-scale, temporary works by mid-career and emerging artists.

London Fields Autumn Artists’ Residency 2015: supporting excellence, innovation and the critical practice of three-dimensional art.

Residency in a Record Store provided artist John Lawrence the opportunity to access Flashback Records’ three stores in London and to be based in their Shoreditch location for a month.

On Your Marks: A Nomadic Season of Events took place in and around London between July 2013 and January 2014.