We make sculpture of every scale in our 11,000 square foot building in North East Philadelphia, where we can pour four-hundred-fifty-pounds of bronze in a single melt, lift two-ton sculptures, and assemble large-scale work up to 25’ in height.

What sets us apart is metal chasing, the craftsmanship of finishing the surface of bronze sculpture. We are respected sculptors, sensitive to large form and subtle details that can make the difference between a good or a great result.

Stratton Sculpture Studios have produced work for many individual sculptors and institutions including the Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art, New York High Line, Berman Museum, the ICA, the Los Angeles Craft and Folk Art Museum, The Fabric Workshop, Newark Liberty Museum, Material Conservation Company, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Woodmere Art Museum, Kimmel Center, Paula Cooper Gallery, Jack Shainman Gallery, Luhring Augustine Gallery, Laurel Gitlen Gallery, Eleven Rivington Gallery, Anthony Meier Gallery, Tom Otterness, Simone Leigh, Janine Antoni, Sherrie Levine, Yoan Capote, and Matthew Barney.