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Treasure House 
The Sculpture Walk

Join us for an immersive experience designed to explore the power of sculpture, creativity, and connection. Guided walks led by curators and artists will take you through the sculptural landscape, examining how these works interact with and transform their environment—creating both connections and disruptions in our perception of space and form. Enjoy The Sculpture Walk!

Discover the Podcast featuring artist interviews

For our first edition of the Sculpture Walk Podcast by Harvey Horswell we interviewed the contemporary sculptors selected to participate in The Sculpture Walk at Treasure House Fair.

Each episode is 30 minutes long and explores the creativity and journeys to exhibit at the fair. 

Following the artists’ stories, Dr. Melissa L. Gustin (Walk Curator, National Museums Liverpool) and Flo Horswell (Walk Director and Sculpture Expert) reflect on the impact of each piece, offering thoughtful insights into its artistic, cultural, and emotional significance.

Listen on your preferred podcast platform: 

Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon

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Meet our Fair-Appointed Curator,
Dr. Melissa L. Gustin

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Meet Helena Traill as our Artist in Residence

Helena Traill is an emerging neurodivergent international artist whose work transforms landscapes and scenery into sensory experiences, drawing viewers into immersive spaces of colour and contemplation. In 2025 Helena had a solo-exhibition in Chelsea, followed by multiple private collection acquisitions including a series at Loveday, Belgravia. Current exhibitions include a series of Urban London Paintings at the Royal Society of Arts and Commerce (RSA) until the 26th September. 

www.helenatraillart.com

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Guided Walks

Friday 27th June at 11am - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

Friday 27th June at 4pm - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

Saturday 28th at 11am - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map, with a neurodivergent speaker discussing how we all see colour and shape differently.

Saturday 28th at 4pm - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

Sunday 28th at 11am - A walk for young art explorers!  Come to the Sculpture Walk Stand to start your sculpture hunt.  Don't forget to bring your adults.

Sunday 28th at 4pm - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

Monday 30th at 11am - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

Monday 30th at 3pm - Join the Curator and Matt Pottage, discussing sculpture in the landscape.  Matt is Head of Horticulture and Landscape Strategy for The Royal Parks in London, and former Curator of RHS Garden Wisley. Booking essential.

Tuesday 1st at 11am - Join the Curator for a guided talk around the sculpture map.  Meet at the Sculpture Walk Stand in the entrance.

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The Works

The Works

Click to view more information about each work and podcast episodes for contemporary pieces.

Rinaldo Rinaldi
(Rome, 1793-1873)

The Pugilists Creugas and Damoxenos, C.1815 - 1830

Brought to The Walk by Adrian Alan

Barnsley Workshop

Repose MK.V, 2023

Brought to The Walk by
Barnsley Workshop

Jill Berelowitz
(British, Contemporary)

Majesty, 2025

Brought to The Walk by the Artist

Massimiliano Pelletti
(Italian, Contemporary)

Pink African Hermes, 2022
Brought to The Walk
by Bowman Sculpture

Massimiliano Pelletti
(Italian, Contemporary)

Gladiatore Borghese, 2025

Brought to The Walk by Bowman Sculpture

Edmund Joy
(British, 17th Century)

Mr Joy’s Surprise, 1709
By Edmund Joy (British, 17th Century)

Brought to The Walk by
Thomas Coulborn & Sons

Laura Ellen Bacon
(British, Contemporary)

Awake, 2021

Brought to The Walk by Hignell Gallery

Sophie Ryder
(British, Contemporary)

Girl with Knees Up, 2018

Brought to The Walk by Hignell Gallery

David Breuer-Weil
(British, Contemporary)

Brothers 2

Brought to The Walk by James Hyman Gallery

Tarik Currimbhoy
(Indian/American, Contemporary)

Phoenix, 2025

Brought to The Walk by
Long-Sharp Gallery

Patrick Hurst
(British, Contemporary)

Plane to See, 2024

Brought to The Walk by Long-Sharp Gallery

Gudmar Olovson
(Swedish, 1936 - 2017)

Les Deux Arbres (Two Trees), 1964 – 66

Brought to The Walk by The Gudmar Olovson Estate

Clock, Ormolu Mounted, French C.1870
and
The Newby Hall Plate Warmer Pedestal, British C. 1785

Brought to The Walk by Ronald Phillips Ltd.

Kenneth Armitage
(British, 1916 – 2002)

Sibyl I and Sibyl II,1961

Brought to The walk by Piano Nobile

Emmanuel Fremiet
(French, 1824 – 1910) and Emile MÜLLER ET CIE

The Eagle and The Lizard, c.1900

Brought to The Walk by Marc Maison

Sean Henry
(British/Irish, Contemporary)

Homer, 2024 - 25

Brought to The Walk by Osborne Samuel

William Turnbull
(British, 1922 – 2012)

Female Figure, 1988

Brought to The Walk by Osborne Samuel Gallery

Geoffrey Dashwood
(British, Contemporary)

Peacock,2021

Brought to The Walk by The Sladmore Gallery

Johnny Hawkes
(British, Contemporary)

What's The Point, 2025

Brought to The Walk by The Sladmore Gallery

David Williams-Ellis
(British, Contemporary)

Diana, The Huntress, 2021

Brought to The Walk by The Sladmore Gallery

David Williams-Ellis
(British, Contemporary)

The Ram, 2022

Brought to The Walk by The Sladmore Gallery

Our Planet

Desert Rose (also known as Sahara Rose)

Brought to The Walk by The Stone Gallery

After The Antique

Jupiter of Otricoli, C. 1800

Brought to The Walk by Vagabond

Attributed to Gustave Bayol (French, 1858 – 1931)

Carousel Pig, C. 1890

Brought to The Walk by Robert Young Antiques

Barry Flanagan
(British, 1941-2009)

Large Boxing Hare on Anvil, 1984

Brought to The Walk by Waddington Custot

Damien Hirst
(British, Contemporary)

Trust, 2003

Brought to The Walk by Piano Nobile

Marcel Renard
(French, 1893 – 1974)

Rhythm (Lila Nikolska), 1929

Brought to The Walk by
Bernard Goldberg Fine Art

Contact

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Tel: +44 (0) 7702914102

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