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“Logan has achieved something beyond the reach of any other
20th Century British Sculptor, even Henry Moore: he has managed to open his own
museum, dedicated entirely to his own work and carried it off with showbiz
flair.”

John Russell Taylor — The Times

“Dreams are the stuff Andrew Logan and his museum are made
of.”

Louisa Buck — Crafts Magazine

“Andrew’s work doesn’t offer that much to the would-be
catalogue mystifier: if you start saying anything too pretentious about it, it sort
of laughs in your face. It’s hard to place, because it doesn’t really quite belong
anywhere, guilelessly straddling a number of heavily contested boundaries – such as
those between art and craft, between art and decoration, between pop and fine,
between the profane and sacred. But I don’t think this straddling is some sort of
ideological position that Andrew has contrived – it’s just where he happens to find
himself when he makes the work he wants to see.”

Brian Eno

“The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture will present to the
public a condensed and accessible extravaganza devised by the artist to cover the
development of world culture.”

David Elliott — Director Museum of Modern
Art, Oxford