Jewellery Extravaganza 2024
Let’s Celebrate!
🔔SOLD OUT🔔
Andrew Logan invites you to his annual Jewellery Extravaganza this August Bank Holiday 🎉💖
A shimmering and glittering performance of models adorned in Andrew’s wearable art, with makeup by the sparkly @rosiehammick will joyously parade through the @andrewloganmuseum to music by the late and great Andy D 💖
This year’s Guest of Honour will the marvellous Siân Phillips! 🎉
Sunday 25th August 2024
Arrive from 5.30pm
Event 6pm – 8pm
Tickets £15 (includes a £5 donation to the Andrew Logan Museum) 💜
We look forward to your joining us!! 💖
Opening 2024
Easter Weekend – Stella McCartney Comes to the Museum!
We are very excited to announce that our 2024 Easter opening at the Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture will include an exclusive exhibition of pieces from Andrew’s recent collaboration with celebrated fashion designer Stella McCartney.
The Stella McCartney team are lending the Museum a garment to exhibit from their SS ’24 collection, which will be shown alongside Andrew Logan’s custom wearable art creations and information on the collaboration.
Stella considers Andrew to be an ‘icon of English art’ and has ‘always wanted to put him on the runway and collaborate with him.’
She says: ‘His wearable art is so joyous – we have JOY, LOVE, FREEDOM. It’s the spirit of youth and life. It’s everything I want to live and be. This is what we should all be surrounded by.’
Friday 29th March – Monday 1st April 2024
10am – 4pm
Welcome to the Museum 2024
Introducing our two newest members to the team!
We are delighted to welcome Project Curator, Andrew Deathe and Project Co-ordinator, Sienna Holmes to The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture to commence work on an exciting new project, generously funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Andrew Deathe says, “I’m very pleased to be working with the Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture and very excited about developments for its future. For the next couple of years, the team will be working hard to bring Andrew’s work and history to a wider audience.
For nearly thirty years I’ve worked in all sorts of museums and heritage organisations, mainly in Wales. I’ve previously worked with this Museum on some of the exhibition interpretation and in cataloguing some of the sculptures for the Art UK website.
The current project will be to research Andrew’s personal history, as well as those of the many hundreds of people who have been part of his circle, and to catalogue his artworks. We hope to obtain future funding to make all the Museum collection and research accessible online and in a redeveloped exhibition at the Museum, placing Andrew’s story within the histories of the cultural and social movements of which he has been such a key part.
In the shorter term, we would like to develop more opportunities for volunteers and students to work with the collection, for more educational and community activities to take place in the Museum, and to take the joy of Andrew’s work into the wider world with some touring exhibitions.
If you would be interested in helping the Museum to achieve these goals, and more, please contact me and share your ideas.”
– Andrew Deathe, Project Curator
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