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Woolbeding House, near Midhurst in Sussex, is owned by the National Trust and the garden was recently opened to the […]

In November 2010 William Pye shipped five water sculptures to Brazil for a major exhibition in Sao Paulo entitled “Agua […]

The Sainsbury Laboratory is a plant research centre completed in 2011, set in the University of Cambridge’s Botanic Garden. Four […]

While ten of his water pieces are on show around Kings Place in London, William Pye will give an illustrated […]

Pangolin London 9th Sept. to 24th Dec. 2010, Osborne Samuel 9th Sept. to 2nd Oct. 2010. To coincide with the […]

The Salisbury Cathedral Font was joint winner of the 2009 Marsh Award for best new fountain or water feature in […]

Work is progressing in Drammen (see news item dated 9th May 2008) on the water sculpture due to be completed […]

An example of the Coanda effect in a private garden in south London. The water is allowed to spill over […]

Shimmer has its genesis in the mediaeval garden at Ninfa, south of Rome, where at one point water appears under […]

On 5th May 2008 William Pye won a major international sculpture competition for a water sculpture to occupy a new […]

‘Beneath the Surface: A Decade of Projects Seen in Depth’ opens on 5th June 2008. Alongside recently completed works, it […]

I have worked on the project on and off for the past ten years and the font is now completed […]

A new 8.5 metre sculpture is now in King’s Cross on the same site that my first major commission appeared […]

On 1st November 2006 I learned that the head of the Mariinsky organisation wished to acquire three of my works […]

In early September 2006 ‘Attica’, an eight metre high, six tonne water sculpture in mirror-polished stainless steel was loaded and […]