Thursday 4 September 2025 at 5 pm UK time - we recommend you apply early as no extension to the deadline is possible. If you have questions or doubts, contact us through the Contact Curator tab.

The non-refundable fee to apply for membership is £45.

If successful you will be asked to pay the membership fees of £226 per year (pro-rata).

All applicants will be informed during the week commencing 29 September.

Established, national or international, professional artists who make sculpture in any of its forms as a significant part of a coherent professional practice, whose work adds to the language of sculpture and who can demonstrate a high level of expertise, experience, and contemporary understanding.

Successful applicants will demonstrate a high level of expertise, experience and contemporary understanding. Applicant's work should be high quality, distinctive and adds to the language of sculpture; whilst also demonstrating the skilled realisation of ideas. The selection panel is keen to see evidence of enquiry and reflection.

Regrettably, we are unable to provide individual feedback on membership applications.

No, those still in full-time education are not eligible for membership. Those enrolled in a PhD may be eligible. If in doubt contact us before applying.

The yearly fees for 2025 are:

Members (MRSS): £226 per year (£56.5 per quarter)
Fellows (FRSS): £273 per year (£68.25 per quarter)

Contact CuratorSpace via help@curatorspace.com

If you've taken a look through the CuratorSpace FAQs and tutorials, and you still have questions that need answering, you can email CuratorSpace at help@curatorspace.com and they will get back to you as soon possible.

You can submit up to 12 works in support of your application for membership. We recommend you use the FULL ALLOWANCE (ie upload 12 works) to showcase the depth and breadth of your practice. You can also include links to videos of your work (please note these have to be videos published on a public platform such as Vimeo, YouTube etc.)

Applications are reviewed and assessed by the sculptor Trustees of the Society's Board. Established, national or international, professional artists who make sculpture in any of its forms as a significant part of a coherent professional practice, whose work adds to the language of sculpture and who can demonstrate a high level of expertise, experience, and contemporary understanding.

In their application, prospective members should demonstrate evidence of making sculpture in any of its forms as a significant part of a coherent professional practice. They will be selected for membership based on the quality of the application and provide evidence of:

1. Distinctive and high quality work which adds to the language of sculpture

2. A critically engaged practice with contemporary understanding

3. Accomplished use of materials, techniques and processes

Applications are reviewed and assessed by the sculptor Trustees of the Society's Board. They are currently:

Laura Ford PRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/laura-ford
Almuth Tebbenhoff VPRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/almuth-tebbenhoff
Tere Chad MRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/tere-chad
Nick Hornby FRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/nick-hornby
Andrea Geile FRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/andrea-geile
Anna Gillespie MRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/anna-gillespie
Eugene Macki MRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/eugene-macki
Andrew Stonyer FRSS https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/andrew-stonyer