Opening Times:  

Saturday 11.00 - 16.00 | Sunday 12.00 - 15.00

40 artworks. 2 months. 6.5 acres of wild grassland. Welcome to WINTER SCULPTURE PARK 2025.

​This colossal exhibition of public sculpture will brave the elements for 8 weeks as 34 artists present daring new works. By placing works directly in the public realm, WINTER SCULPTURE PARK gets art in front of people and people in front of art, bringing cultural intervention to London’s unassuming areas and promoting accessible, public use of land.

what3words: ///Golf.Means.Hugs

POSTCODE: SE28 8QS

All ages are welcome. The site has been derelict for over a decade and remains uneven in places. We recommend wearing closed, comfortable shoes and sticking to the footpaths. 

Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome. Please be sure to clear up after them!

The exhibition will be taking place outdoors, so wrap up warm. Should it rain, there is a canopy on the golf course building. 

There are no toilets on site. 

The nearest shops and cafes are 15 minute walk away. You will find a bigger variation of amenities in Abbey Wood next to the station. If you’re looking to explore, or to have a meal elsewhere, we recommend heading across the golf course to Thamesmead Social open 10AM-4PM inside the Lakeside Centre next to Southmere Lake, or continuing a few minutes further on to Cygnet Square.

Public Art & Sculpture by Elliot Macdonald, Maja Novak, Leah Hickey, Sophie Fishel, Poppy Whatmore, Stephanie Douet, Liam Scully, Marcus Orlandi, Peter Fish, Tom Hackett, Tom Witherick, LUAP, Helen K Grant, Eleanor McLean, Alexis Bamforth, Richard Mackness, Prayer Room, Claye Bowler, Joseph ljoyemi, Lorrain Mailer, Jill Laudet, Rachel Irons, Tom Coates, Charlie Franklin, Chanel Vegas, Alegria Repila Smith, Diana Zrnic, Jeremy Wyatt, María C. Cepeda Gnecco, Verity Monroe, Mariusz Wolny, Chloë Louise Lawrence, Ellie Harrison, Communal Clay.

About No.32

We are No.32 - Meg Stuart and Kieran Idle - a curatorial collaboration born from a shared passion to create moments where art and alternative culture can disrupt daily life. We create big outdoor exhibitions to platform artists whose work we love; providing them with a space to be discovered, and shifting the focus from blockbuster art exhibitions in big brick venues to fantastical worlds of unexpected installations, sculpture and performances for everyone to discover.