Contemporary

TEFAF Maastricht, 2018

Adrian Sassoon will present a curated selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

Hitomi Hosono and Junko Mori selected to participate in an exhibition in Toyama, Japan

Hosono and Mori have been selected to show works in the ‘Worlds Kogei 100’ exhibition. There is a long tradition of KOGEI (which translates as ‘artisan crafts’)

Junko Mori’s Silver Poetry nominated as one of the Art Fund’s top ten acquisitions for 2017

We are thrilled to announce that Junko Mori’s Silver Poetry is on the Art Fund’s top ten list of supported acquisitions for 2017

Vases and Vessels

International stylist Gianluca Longo has curated a new exhibition at David Gill Gallery called ‘Vases and Vessels’

Reimagining Nature: Hitomi Hosono’s Memories In Porcelain

Combining memories of her mother’s garden in Gifu with inspiration found in the parks of London, the work of Hitomi Hosono demonstrates a meticulous study of botanical forms in Porcelain.

Review of ‘Reimagining Nature: Hitomi Hosono’s Memories in Porcelain’

This exhibition at the Daiwa Foundation Japan House 13/14 Cornwall Terrace (Outer Circle) London NW1 4QP is on from 3 November until 15th December 2017

Hitomi Hosono: C’est Le Bouquet!

C’est le bouquet! celebrates seventeen ceramic artists who are inspired by flowers and use their motifs in their designs. Hitomi Hosono has created twelve beautiful, new pieces specifically for this exhibition which draw on all her favourite floral themes.

Salon of Art + Design, 2017

We are excited to be returning to New York and we will be presenting a carefully curated selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

PAD LONDON ART+DESIGN, 2017

At PAD London 2017 we had a great response to our objects – a particular highlight was Hans Kotter’s ‘Point of View – Magic 8-Ball’.

The Shipley Art Gallery purchases a major work by Kate Malone

We are excited to announce that The Shipley Art Gallery have purchased an Ebullient Magma Vase, by Kate Malone. Below is a short video about Kate’s glazing process of this piece. See more works acquired by public collections below:

Masterpiece, 2017

Adrian Sassoon presented a combination of contemporary ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone, jewellery alongside 18th Century French porcelain.

MICHAEL EDEN: WEDGWOOD AND WOULDN’T

In this select display of work Michael Eden honours Josiah Wedgwood, whilst embracing contemporary culture and contributing to the future of art and craft.

A Leaves Bowl, 2016, by Hitomi Hosono is purchased by Los Angeles County Museum of Art

This moulded, carved and hand-built porcelain bowl with an interior of fine ‘dancing sprigs’ was bought by LACMA in 2016 following our exhibition at the Salon of Art and Design in New York.

TEFAF New York Spring, 2017

Adrian Sassoon presented a high quality selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery. This was the first time we presented the work of Australian glass artist Tim Edwards.

Temple Newsam acquires Junko Mori’s Silver Poetry; Spring Fever Ring, 2014

Silver Poetry; Spring Fever Ring is a tour de force of contemporary silversmithing techniques.

The Minneapolis Institute of Art Acquires The British East India Company – Trade & Colonise, 2016, by Robin Best

The British East India Company tells the story of the cultural interrelationship between India, China, Australia and Britain and its arch-rival France in the sixteenth century.

TEFAF Maastricht, 2017

Adrian Sassoon presented a high quality selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

THE SALON: ART+DESIGN, NY, 2016

Adrian Sassoon presented a high quality selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

PAD LONDON ART+DESIGN, 2016

Adrian Sassoon presented a high quality selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

The Fitzwilliam Museum purchases Tanami Mapping III – Talus Slope, 2014, by Pippin Drysdale

Talus Slope is a vivid example from renowned Australian Ceramicist, Pippin Drysdale’s Tanami Mapping series.

Felicity Aylieff – Explorations in Blue

Felicity Aylieff presented a series of ceramic and monumental works at Linley, Belgravia.

Sentinel, 2016, by Susan Wraight, acquired by the British Museum

This netsuke, hand-carved and stained boxwood and buffalo horn with inlaid amber and gold leaf was completed in 2016 and purchased immediately by the British Museum.

Hitomi Hosono’s Zenmai Bowl, 2016, acquired by Musée Guimet

As one of the largest collections of Asian Art outside Asia, this moulded, carved and hand-built porcelain bowl with yellow gold leaf interior has found the perfect home in the Musée Guimet, Paris.

Junko Mori’s A Silver Organism; Crystal Nigella, 2016 and A Silver Organism; Textured Spike, 2016 Acquired by the Musée Mandet

Junko Mori’s A Silver Organism; Crystal Nigella, 2016 and A Silver Organism; Textured Spike, 2016 acquired by the Musée Mandet. TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT JUNKO MORI PLEASE CLICK HERE See more works acquired by public collections below:

The Rothschild Foundation Acquires two major works by Kate Malone

Kate Malone, one of the UK’s leading ceramic artists, presented a collection of new work reflecting the gardens and collections at Waddesdon Manor, the great Rothschild house in Buckinghamshire.

Masterpiece, 2016

Adrian Sassoon presented a combination of contemporary ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone, jewellery and 18th Century French porcelain.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art Commissions Innovo Vase, 2016 by Michael Eden

Michael Eden was Commissioned for LACMA’s exhibition ‘The Stowe Vase: From Ancient Art to Additive Manufacturing’ to make this piece.

Michael Eden: Recent Work

Michael Eden exhibited recent works created using 3D printing technology at Linley, Belgravia.

TEFAF, Maastricht, 2016

Adrian Sassoon presented a high quality selection of ceramics, metalwork, glass, hardstone and jewellery.

Portals by Michael Eden, 2016 purchased for the National Museums Scotland Collection

Michael Eden was asked to create a unique piece to celebrate the architectural styles of the National Museum of Scotland which would be displayed in the ‘Pushing the Boundaries’ exhibition. This section highlights the many ways in which artists embrace traditional techniques whilst exploring new technologies.

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