"Big Washer"

After regular army service in Germany Glenn Hellman attended Walthamstow School of Art and then Hornsey College where he completed a NDD followed by a postgraduate year studying electrotyping. At Hornsey Glenn was taught by, amongst others, Hubert Dalwood and Robert Adams, for whom he worked as an assistant for a couple of years.

Glenn Hellman has had a number of teaching posts over the years. These were at Southampton School of Art, Winchester College of Art, Morley College and, until 1983, the University of London Goldsmiths College.

Untitled
(12" high approx') Steel

Glenn Hellman has exhibited in group shows, both by invitation and selection, in London and the Provinces and has had four one-man shows - at the Leicester Galleries (2),
Roland Browse and Delbanco,
and The Morley Gallery.
(All in London)

Glenn hellman has work in private collections in England and in the National gallery of Wales. He also has sculpture in the USA and Australia.

He has also won a number of prizes during his career, notably one at the National Eisteddfod and also two competitive commissions. The first of the commissions being in Leeds and another in Caernafon (Cofeb Llywelyn). He was also commissioned to produce a cross for St. George's Chapel, Windsor, but this was cancelled due to the untimely death of the architect.