The entire venue can be hired during weekdays for meetings, parties, music events or celebrations, and has a licence for civil marriages or partnerships.
Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture was the first museum in Europe dedicated to a sole, living artist. Andrew wants the museum to be a vibrant space to display examples of work he's created over the decades and to stage events that would share his vision and skill for curating performance and spectacle.
The Museum opened to the public in 1991 and within it you will find pieces of sculpture, mirrored portraits, water colours, jewellery and photos from the mid-sixties to the present day. There are also personal items, created by Andrew for the late actor Divine, late painter Luciana Martinez de la Rosa and Editor, Joan Simon Menkes and larger pieces like the Cosmic Egg, The Living Taj Mahal and Egypt Revisited.
The two galleries, which were formally squash courts, have been completely refurbished and have a connecting space with a small kitchen and cafe area. The venue realises Andrew's vision of creating a space that stimulates the artist in everyone and provides a delightful experience that combines entertainment, sentiment, humour and fantasy for it's customers.

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Museum of Sculpture website