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Of The Body, And Clay
Ceramics Talks Panel 18 May 2024Current environmental and anthropological contexts are enlivening the creative interplay between clay and the figure. Earthly Bodies at Sarah Myerscough Gallery explores the latest ceramic practices informed by the traces of a living body. Moderated by writer and curator Martina Margetts, artists Julian Stair, Jonathan Keep and Mella Shaw will discuss the creation of contemporary relics amidst themes of containment, metamorphosis and bodily memory.
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External Exhibition: Biophilia, Nature Reimagined
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External Exhibition: Waste Age, What Can Design Do?
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9 Must-See Collectible Design Shows to Check Out in May
May 9, 2024A bewitching trove of contemporary ceramics has gone on view at Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London’s new group exhibition. The Mayfair space’s third major showcase to focus on the art...
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UnEarthed: Eleanor Lakelin
Exhibition CataloguePurchaseExhibition catalogue for Eleanor Lakelin's first UK solo, with a text by the former Curator of Sculptor at the Victoria & Albert Museum, UK, and now Chief Curator at Pallant House Gallery, Dr. Melanie Vandenbrouck, and an interview with Eleanor Lakelin and Sarah Myerscough that delves deep into the artist's practice and inspirations.
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Memory Landscapes: Aneta Regel
Exhibition CataloguePurchaseA documentation of Aneta Regel's inaugural UK solo exhibition with the gallery, with a text by art historian and researcher Tanya Harrod, and an interivew between Aneta Regel and Sarah Myerscough.
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EMMA CRICHTON-MILLER WITH JOHN MAKEPEACE OBE
Together they discuss John’s decade-old ‘MakeGood’ initiative, in conjunction with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as well as his ongoing commitment to sustainable forestry and conservation. The conversation offers a wider perspective on the major themes discussed by all of our artists.
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GRANT GIBSON WITH ELEANOR LAKELIN, ADI TOCH & LUKE FULLER
The group illuminates on topics of craft and community as integral to their respective practices. The artists reflect on themes such as place, the Anthropocene, humanity’s ongoing communion with nature, and working in isolation from wider communities during the Covid-19 Pandemic and the impacts of this on their work.
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ANNIE WARBURTON WITH JONATHAN KEEP & GARETH NEAL
A the forefront of utilising digital technology to enhance their craft practices, questions are raised about the nature and validity of the ‘hand-crafted’ object in relation to those made by machines and the necessity of a thorough understanding of and grounding in materials prior to undertaking any innovative approach to craft.
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CORINNE JULIUS WITH NIC WEBB, MARC FISH, WYCLIFFE STUTCHBURY & PETER MARIGOLD
Together, the artists consider their places as artist-designer-makers, ruminate on the intrinsic value of works of design and ‘heirlooms,' discuss desires for design to be situated within a wider legacy and the intersection of beauty and form with functionality.
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GARETH NEAL
This film presents the making of Gareth's Hack Chair made in London, UK. It foregrounds the symbiotic process between a robotic 6 axis CNC arm with traditional wood working tools, together rendered as collective extensions of the craftsman’s hand and tacit knowledge.
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ANGELA DAMMAN
This film follows the artisans working with sisal in Yucatán, Mexico, where Angela has based her collaborative practice with the local community. Situating the lighting installation Acsension 13 within the locality of Yucatán, the film highlights the vernacular processes of working with the agave plant from harvesting, to the drying of the fibres, to its installation inside Angela's studio.
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LUKE FULLER
Join Luke at his studio in Hertfordshire with The Design Edit, alongside a visit to Port Talbort where the artist was greatly inspired by the local coal and steel industries where his forebears worked towards his Faults ceramic sculptural series.
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Aneta Regel: Memory Landscape at Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London
May 15, 2023It is with great pleasure that Sarah Myerscough Gallery introduces the first solo UK exhibition of acclaimed experimental ceramicist Aneta Regel. Memory Landscape will be the inaugural show at our... -
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SARAH MYERSCOUGH GALLERY OPENS NEW MAYFAIR LOCATION IN LONDON WITH ANETA REGEL EXHIBIT "MEMORY LANDSCAPE"
May 4, 2023Sarah Myerscough Gallery has opened a new location in London, debuting with Aneta Regel’ s first UK solo exhibition Memory Landscape. The gallery, located in a historic building in the... -
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Design Miami/ 2022 concludes successful 18th edition under the theme "The Golden Age: Looking to the Future"
This year’s Best Gallery award was tied between Sarah Myerscough Gallery (London) and Magen H Gallery (New York). Sarah Myerscough Gallery represents highly-skilled international artist-designer-makers, whose practices are grounded in... -
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PAD celebrates 15 years of opening London’s eyes to design
September 29, 2023The London edition of the PAD art and design fair, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this month, reflects the evolution of a growing global appetite for contemporary collectible design and... -
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Of The Body, And Clay
Esssay: Ceramics Now May 8, 2024‘Earthly Bodies’ is the third major ceramic exhibition at Sarah Myerscough Gallery – following on from its forebears, ‘Random Growth’ (2015-2016) and ‘Tectonics’ (2019) that explored anarchic and geodic tendencies... -
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9 Must-See Collectible Design Shows to Check Out in May
May 9, 2024A bewitching trove of contemporary ceramics has gone on view at Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London’s new group exhibition. The Mayfair space’s third major showcase to focus on the art... -
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London Craft Week 2024 Highlights
Sensual, sculptural and tactile, it’s easy to draw parallels between the human body and ceramics, not least because some of the earliest ceramics are ritualistic figures. Mayfair’s Sarah Mysercough Gallery...
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