Sculpting the Collection
An exhibition of books relating to the University’s sculpture collection.
About the exhibition
Throughout sculpture week a selection of books relating to our sculpture collection will be on display in Pilkington Library. Together with colleagues from the Library, we’ve chosen books that shed light on sculptors’ philosophies, contain historic photographs of works on our campus, and provide biographical details on some of the sculptors featured across campus. Pop along to learn about Atta Kwami’s combination of vernacular West African styles with European modernism, Lynn Chadwick’s stellar career, or the sculptures of the ‘Loughborough Group’.
Members of the public can access the library to view this exhibition. However, in order to comply with library regulations, please bring photo ID with you if possible. Under 18s should be accompanied by an adult but will not require their own photo ID.
The exhibition will be open 24/7 from 12pm on Monday 29 April until 5pm on Friday 3 May.
This event is part of Sculpture Week 2024 - a celebration of our campus sculpture collection featuring online talks and campus events.
Find out more about Sculpture Week 2024
Accessibility
There is step-free access into the Library and the exhibition is on the entrance level. There are accessible toilets on this level. There are two allocated car parking spaces in the Library car park for users who are registered as disabled and have the relevant disabled sticker displayed in their vehicle.
For more information about the venue, including photographs, view the access guide for Pilkington Library on AccessAble
Getting here
For information on travelling to Loughborough University please visit the main University website.
Please note that visitors are now required to register their vehicle and pay to park on campus. There are various ways in which you can register and pay (both in advance and on arrival).