Nationality: Irish

Olivia Musgrave was born in Dublin in 1958. Her father is Irish and mother Greek. She studied sculpture a the City & Guilds of London under Allan Sly. Her work is drawn both from life and from the imagination where she draws inspiration from Greek mythology. In artistic terms, Musgrave has been influenced by 20th Century Italian sculptors, including Marini, Martini, Greco and Manzu. Alongside her personal work, she has completed a number of portrait and public commissions in bronze. She is a member of both the Royal Society of British Sculptors and the Society of Portrait Sculptors.

Olivia Musgrave currently lives and works in London and Suffolk.

Short film available to view: http://www.filmstudiolondon.com/

Sculptures listed under Available Work have already been cast and many are available to be viewed either in the gallery or at Olivia Musgrave's studio by advance appointment. If the first cast is no longer available, susequent editions may be ordered from the foundry and hand-finished by Olivia, a process which takes a few weeks to complete. Those sculptures marked with a red dot have been completely sold out. Please don't hesitate to contact us at the gallery if you have a query regarding work availability.


Solo Exhibitions:

2008		Jorgensen Fine Art, Dublin, Ireland
2006		Taking Flight, John Martin Gallery, London
2004		Recent Work, John Martin Gallery, Chelsea
2002		Sculptures 2000-2002, John Martin of London
		Jorgensen Fine Art, Dublin, Mixed & Solo Exhibtion
1997		John Martin of London, Solo Exhibition

Group Exhibitions:

2008		London Art Fair, John Martin Gallery, London
2007		Royal Hibernian Academy, Summer Exhibition
2005		Summer Exhibition, John Martin Gallery, London
		ArtLondon, John Martin Gallery
2004		The Stuff of Magic, John Martin Gallery, London
2003		Royal West of England Academy, Bristol
2002		The Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries
		Royal Hibernian Academy, Summer Exhibition
1997		Royal Hibernian Academy, Summer Exhibition
		Jorgensen Fine Art, Dublin, Mixed & Solo Exhibtion
		The Boyle Arts Festival with Melanie le Brocquy
1996		Christopher Hull Gallery, Two-Man Exhibition
		Young British Sculptors, Beaux Arts Gallery, Bath
1995		The Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries
1994		Royal Academy, Summer Exhibition
1992		Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
		Christopher Hull Gallery, Two-Man Exhibition
1991		Sculptor's Drawings, Stephen Bartley Gallery
1989		The Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries

AWARDS

1986

The Fedora Gleichen Award - royal Society of British Sculptors

The Rodney Burns Drawing Award

PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Boots Plc.
The National Bank of Greece
The National Self-Portrait Collection of Ireland
Oxford Business School, Oxford University
Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind
University of Limerick