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/ 11am - 1pm + 2pm - 4pm
A Vessel for Home – Hand-Building Pottery Workshop
With artist Violaine Verry
/ 4-6pm + 7-9pm
Sculpting with Flour with Maisongb
A hands on workshop concluding with a light community meal
Year of the Home
This year is an exciting one for the Society as we mark 50 years since Cecil Thomas OBE FRBS generously bequeathed his home and studio, Dora House, to us.
To honour this milestone, we’re calling 2026 ‘Year of the Home’ and are excited to bring you a packed season of events, exhibitions and activities on that theme, including the grand completion of our project, Creating a Home for Sculptors.
We support and connect sculptors throughout their careers and lead the conversation about sculpture today through exhibitions and events for all.
Our Sculptors
Browse Portfolios
Looking to commission an artwork or find out more about our members? Explore their portfolios here.
Redhead Sunset Stack by Almuth Tebbenhoff VPRSS at Dora House, Summer 2025
View Members' Exhibitions
Enjoy seeing our members' work at exhibitions in the UK and around the world.
Find Latest Shows
Sculpture in the Home at Burgh House, Summer 2025
Visit Us
We are located in London's South Kensington, a few minutes' walk from its great museums. Since 1976 the Society's home has been Dora House, a beautiful listed building generously bequeathed to us by sculptor Cecil Thomas OBE FRBS. In 2022, Dora House was restored to its original glory through the 'Save Dora House' campaign and further works were completed as part of Creating a Home for Sculptors a project that has re-imagined our derelict basement and creating a welcoming flat for visiting artists with flexible studio space and a home for the Royal Society of Sculptors’ archive. Find out more here.
Dora House, the home of the Royal Society of Sculptors
Journal
Memories of Dora House
Join us in 2026, our Year of the Home as we mark 50 years at Dora House
10gram Challenge
Explore the 10gram Challenge project with +40 leading artists, from Michael Craig-Martin to Rana Begum (pictured here), Richard Wilson to Polly Morgan, creating unique sculptures from a small block of wax.
Celebrating Lucy Poett MRSS
Read our interview with Lucy Poett MRSS who has been with the Society for over 40 years.