Courcoux Contemporary is situated in the picturesque village of Nether Wallop in Hampshire from where we deal with the work of our stable of artists including those shown on our website. 

The business was established in 1985, making it one of the longest-running contemporary galleries in the country. We were proud to represent the late Elisabeth Frink for the last ten years of her life and were greatly influential in the early career of Sophie Ryder with whom we still have a close relationship, along with the likes of internationally-known sculptors Guy Taplin and Geoffrey Dashwood.  If you have an interest in the work of any of our artists please contact us and we shall be happy to progress your enquiry accordingly.

Ian Courcoux