A Still Life of Ceramics
Like a still life painting, these ceramic compositions invite slow, mindful attention. They are less about telling a story and more about noticing: the weight of a form, the trace...
Like a still life painting, these ceramic compositions invite slow, mindful attention. They are less about telling a story and more about noticing: the weight of a form, the trace...
Tucked inside a cobbled mews in Dalston, The Chocolate Factory N16 hums quietly with the creative energy of over two dozen artists. Among them is ceramicist Akiko Hirai, whose presence,...
As spring delicately unfurls, the world is painted in a new light—soft, warm, and inviting. Nature’s transformation offers the perfect setting for Shun Kumagai’s glass vessels. These works are beyond...
Recently relocated to Tamba, where her studio sits surrounded by Japans scenic mountain-scapes, ceramicist Yukico Yamada finds inspiration in the quiet beauty of nature. Growing up in rural Osaka, she...
From Studio to Table: How the Holidays Celebrate the Connection Between Art and Daily Life From Studio to Table: How the Holidays Celebrate the Connection Between Art and Daily LifeAs...
In Return to Form, Stuart Carey offers a profound exploration of human connection, distilled through the art of ceramics. This exhibition, debuting at our gallery, presents an intimate series of...
For our latest blog, we have decided to delve into the rich and tactile realm of textures, exploring the diverse techniques and materials employed by our artists. Their work transcends...
Welcome to our blog series featuring insightful interviews with contemporary artists. In this edition, we explore the artistic philosophies, processes, and inspirations of Suna Imre, Abigail Schama, Corrinne Eira Evans,...
In the tranquil ambiance of our gallery, our staff members hold a quiet reverence for the pieces featured in the Musuhi exhibition. Each work reflects the profound dedication and skill...