With work from fifty women sculptors spanning more than 70 years, the exhibition explores the enormous contributions made by women to the field of modern and contemporary sculpture.

Breaking the Mould seeks to redefine post-war British Sculpture by representing the work by women. Spanning more than seventy years and exploring the work of fifty sculptors, the exhibition provides a redress to the many accounts of British sculpture that have marginalised or airbrushed their work out of art history altogether.

The exhibition, which is on show until Sunday 9 January and is free to enter, contains fifty pieces on show range from sculpture to installation art using a wide range of materials including human hair, ceramic, paper, flowers and nylon tights.

Find out more or read more about the exhibition on Lakesides page.