Willoughby Gerrish specialises in artworks from the Impressionist, Modern and Post-War periods, with a specific focus on sculpture. We present curated, academic shows focusing on historical 20th century artists with dedicated publications at our London gallery on Savile Row, and our Sculpture Garden based in North Yorkshire. Our London exhibition programme has recently included surveys of Anthony Caro | Henry Moore and Auguste Rodin | Aimé-Jules Dalou.
In 2021 Willoughby Gerrish opened Thirsk Hall Sculpture Garden, a 25-acre site showing monumental outdoor sculptures. Exhibitions in the two galleries on site have included presentations of Mona Hatoum; David Hockney; Howard Hodgkin; William Tucker; and Emily Young. The Sculpture Garden is open to the public, taking an active role in promoting culture in North Yorkshire.
The gallery exhibits regularly at art fairs, including TEFAF Maastricht and the British Art Fair in London. The gallery has sold works to a number of international museums, including The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, and The Hepworth Wakefield.