Blog - Marion Smith, Sculptor

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Tools and materials lying on top of a drawing of a spider's web. Tools include from top right a hammer, screwdriver, calculator and ruler. There are some red strips of wax in a jig made of wood

1 October 2026

Workshop A – Z

A massive white structure in a woodland setting, a tree like shape projects from the mass. On the left there is a standing man holding a hose.

1 September 2026

Jardin d’émail

Structure made of irregular, angular facets resembling a mountainous landscape, across the surface an irregular line drawn in cross-stitch

1 August 2026

Minds, Mountains & Grasses

Installation shot of an exhibition, to the left a series of works well lit on a wall, to the right 3 display cases with ceramics

1 July 2026

Current Exhibitions

The back of a lorry full of large sections of timber with joints cut into them in front of Glasgow School of Art, the main entrance to the building is on the left hand side behind the timber

1 June 2026

Villafield Trilogy & Tragedy

Open sketchbook with notes about James Hutton's Theory of the Earth

1 May 2026

RSA 200th Annual Exhibition

Historical image of a map on left and image with a mound on the right

1 April 2026

Dealing with Barbarians

Image of a historic gravestone which has a curvaceous outline. At the top there is the head of what looks like a cat with something in its mouth, it is flanked by 4 branches that curve upwards, they have simple leaves carved on them that stand proud.

1 March 2026

Evergreen

Photograph of a primitive looking wood carving of a head with its tongue sticking out, in the background black and white drawings of the same head.

1 February 2026

Early Days and Academicians

Portfolio Highlights

Wall mounted spherical sculpture

ABC…

Relief wood carving in Lime entitled United Leaves

Missing Leaves

The pale grey granite sculpture Panmure Passage, photo taken on a bright day with a blue sky and light clouds. To the right new housing, in the background the Tay road bridge. In the foreground there is Caithness flagstone paving in random lengths.

Panmure Passage

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