JOSH GLUCKSTEIN
artist
Josh Gluckstein is a London-based wildlife artist known for his life-size animal sculptures made from recycled cardboard. Drawing inspiration from his extensive travels and encounters with animals in their natural habitats, Josh’s work highlights the beauty and vulnerability of the animals he creates.
“I would say my art is born from love and appreciation for wildlife, the natural world, and the diverse creatures that inhabit it. Sustainability is at the heart of my practice.”
With a 500K+ strong social media following, Josh collaborates with cultural institutions and brands to create sculptures that engage the public and spark conversation around sustainability and wildlife protection. His immersive artwork has captivated audiences internationally in museums, galleries, and at major events.
Since 2021, Josh has been working exclusively with recycled cardboard, and his process is now completely zero-waste. It’s his ambition to raise awareness for endangered species through his art and contribute to their preservation, partnering with conservation charities to support their vital work.
Find out more about Josh on Instagram: @joshglucksteinartist

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Exhibitions / Events/ Collaborations:
2025
November 19 - 23: ‘On the Brink’ @ OXO Gallery, London – Explorers Against Extinction
October – December: MUSEUM EXHIBTION – Details TBA
September (1) - Oct (31): Hermit Crab: ‘Resourceful Animals’ @ Fortnum & Mason, London – Autumn Window Display
September: Reef (Finalist): ‘Wildlife Artist of the Year’ @ Mall Galleries, London
August: Green Turtle Sculpture joins permanent collection @ Joali, Maldives
May: ‘Wonders of the Wild’ @ Kew Gardens, London – Pangolin raises £15K for The Elephant Family
March – April: Pangolin: ‘The Big Egg Hunt’ @ Battersea Power Station, London
2024
December: Disney collaboration for Mufasa: The Lion King
September: Homo Faber 2024: 'The Journey of Life' @ Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice. Curated by the Michelangelo Foundation, Directed by Luca Guadagnino (Challengers, Call Me By Your Name)
March: The Affordable Art Fair @ Battersea Park, London
March: Van Loon Galleries’ Biennale @ Domusdela, Eindhoven
Feb 2024 – Jan 2025: ‘On the Backs of Camels’ @ Weltmuseum Wien, Austria