Paul Vanstone

Paul Vanstone b. 1967

Paul Vanstone is a British sculptor whose work has been compared to that of Henry Moore and Zaha Hadid. His work has been exhibited in major galleries/museums such as Tate Modern, British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum.

Vanstone has completed several notable commissions; his sculptures are held by collectors worldwide.

Awards include The Henry Moore Award and Darwin Scholarship; he has twice received the Lord & Lady Carrington Sculpture Garden Commission.

All of Vanstone’s sculptures are Unique, 1/1.

Paul Vanstone is an award-winning sculptor specialising in hand carved marble. Vanstone studied sculpture at St Martins School of Art, London & obtained a Master of Fine Art (MFA). Vanstone then trained under the artist Anish Kapoor for five years, before setting up his own studio in West London. Vanstone’s work can be seen all over the world including Gardens in the Bay, Singapore. His work has been exhibited at major galleries including the V&A, the British Museum, the Saatchi Gallery, and Kew Gardens.