Graeme Mitcheson


Graeme Mitcheson is a British sculptor working mainly on large-scale public artworks. Several of his pieces are at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.

Work

After graduating in 1995 with a degree in fine arts from Loughborough College of Art, Mitcheson moved to Oakthorpe in Leicestershire where he established a studio. His inspirations include Henri Rousseau, Eric Gill and Henry Moore. His preferred medium is limestone, but he has expanded to work in other mediums. He was elected an associate member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in 2008.
YearWorkLocationMaterialImage
1996Vista the ninth of ten River Eden benchmarksCumbriaSt. Bees sandstone
2004Celebrating Bedworth’s HeritageRye Piece Ringway, BedworthMixed sandstones
2005SundialHafod Bing, RhosllannerchrugogSandstone
2007Mytilus EdilusConwy, North WalesKilkenny limestone
2009Tranquillity SeatsDe Montfort Square, LeicesterCornish granite
2009The FamilyFillongley, WarwickshireSandstone
2009TomAnsley village green, WarwickshireSandstone
2009Sculptural mooring postsLoughborough Canal BasinCorncockle sandstone
2011Sir Bobby Robson MemorialNewscastle-Upon-TynePortland limestone
2013Bevin Boys memorialNational Memorial Arboretum, StaffordshireKilkenny quarry stones
2014Naval Service memorialNational Memorial Arboretum, StaffordshireColoured glass, granite, Kilkenny limestone
2015Muntjac DeerQuorn, LeicestershireMountsorrel granite
2018Milk Churn ManNestlé Factory, Hatton, DerbySandstone
2019The Best of Times During the Worst of Times 10th Battalion MemorialBurrough on the Hill, LeicestershireWoodwork sandstone
2019Heathlands Sculpture TrailPulborough Brooks RSPB Nature Reserve, West SussexWoodkirk sandstone
2021Leighton Buzzard Light Railway MemorialLeighton BuzzardSandstone
2023EverglowCity Field, WakefieldColoured glass and concrete
2023Mesothelioma MemorialNational Memorial ArboretumClipsham limestone

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Awards and nominations