Luke Dickinson’s work explores the idea of personal progression, using sculpture as a way to trace shifts in perception, experience, and inner movement. His forms evoke both natural structures and domestic objects without directly representing either, occupying a space where recognition and ambiguity coexist. They aim to suggest something ancient while remaining new, to appear…
We are pleased to welcome new exhibition of David Worthington’s sculptures at 33 Davies Street.
We present a collection of sculptures by Rory Cannon, an emerging artist, whose upbringing in a family deeply rooted in stone masonry has significantly influenced his artistic journey.
33 Davies Street welcomes Billie Bond and her spectacular work inspired by ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi, repairing broken ceramics with lacquer mixed with powdered bronze.
Spanning the neighbourhoods of Mayfair and Belgravia, Wander Art showcases some of the most exciting and innovative outdoor art installations from world renowned artists.
The sculpture exhibition at 33 Davies Street has been designed to introduce different types of sculpture, techniques and artistic language to tenants and visitors of the building, helping to create an enjoyable and stimulating space. We are delighted to present a collection of sculpture by Dominic Welch, our tenth artist to exhibit.
Sculpture exhibition in the reception of 33 Davies Street has been designed to introduce different types of sculpture, techniques and artistic language to tenants and visitors of the building, helping to create an enjoyable and stimulating space.
Art Acumen have chosen Chuck Elliot’s artwork for display in the building’s temporary reception space during a twelve month schedule of redevelopment works.
The joint venture owning the property, Grosvenor Britain & Ireland (Grosvenor) and Stow Capital Partners (Stow), has agreed to pre-let 43,000 square feet of retail space to adidas.
Parisian cashmere brand Franck Namani opens its first UK stand-alone store at Davies Street.