Steve Howlett
sculptor
!NEWS FLASH!
I’m sad to say that my sculpting/woodturning days are now over.
Life, a new marriage, tired joints and a desire to forge a new path have all contributed to this change of course.
I feel that as an artist, one never stands still, so, all my energies are now focused on my latest venture, Triosh3
Music has always been a big part of my life and I have now found creative fulfilment with a wonderful trio, Triosh3; three longtime, amazingly talented friends and musical compadres who are travelling along the same musical path. Love, respect and trust. I feel blessed to have reached this age and found another of my dreams has finally come true. Can’t ask for more than that.
Future Exhibitions
I still have a number of works both finished and unfinished, some which are museum quality and I hope, at some point, to have the time to finish them with the aim of a having one final exhibition of my work. There is also an idea afoot to create a touring exhibition combining my music and sculptures. So watch this space!
Peace and Love
Steve
Sensual, organic, abstract sculpture in wood and bronze.
Shown in Toronto, London and Paris galleries. Featured in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London;
the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Art, Norwich, UK; the Derek Williams Collection at the National Museum & Gallery of Wales, Cardiff, UK and The Hosomi Museum and Art Foundation, Kyoto, Japan.
An interview with Steve Howlett may be found on the Victoria & Albert Museum's website.
My work is featured in Cyril Frankel's book, "Modern Pots - Hans Coper, Lucie Rie & their Contemporaries. The Lisa Sainsbury Collection", published by Thames & Hudson. 2000.
Also featured in "Post-War to Post-Modern: A Dictionary of Artists in Wales", by Peter W Jones and Isabel Hitchman. Published by Gomer. 2015.
My bronzes may be seen at Sé,
Gallery Sé, 175-177 Fulham Road, London SW3 6JW