The Sladmore was established in 1965 in the same Bruton Place mews building where we stand today. At Sladmore Contemporary we represent a select stable of contemporary artists such as Nic Fiddian Green, Mark Coreth and Sophie Dickens, with a full one person and mixed exhibition schedule. We show a wide range of bronzes, ceramics, carvings and multimedia creations from across the world and across the ages. Director, Gerry Farrell’s obsession is with sculpture and objects, the power of “making” and the joy found in a sense of the artist’s hand. 

Gerry’s business partner Edward Horswell has run The Sladmore Gallery his whole working life, since he took over from his parents who created the gallery in 1965. In 2010 The Sladmore Gallery moved to our Jermyn Street premises where we continue to show fine and important sculpture by 20th Century Masters such as Rembrandt Bugatti, Edgar Degas and Auguste Rodin; artists in which Edward Horswell is an internationally acknowledged expert and authority.