Chips Ahoy!

German photographer Annette Kelm’s show opens in London this Saturday at Herald St. gallery.

If we were better globetrotters, we would be there. 

Now through November 22nd.

And and and….our champagne glasses are raised to Londoner Pablo Bronstein for his U.S. show at the Met! A toast to you from coast to coast…

It’s running from now until February 21st at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC.  If you can’t make it to the Big Apple between now and then, you can still get these two books by him and daydream of mythical architectural histories from your bedroom.

Londoners hello!

Ceramics show, this week only! Co-organized by our friends at Apartamento.

Richard Lamb has been collecting British studio pottery and 20th Century ceramics for nearly 15 years purely as a hobby. His collection has slowly accumulated during weekly visits to car-boot sales, flea markets, charity shops and the occasional antiques market. The exhibition will present a curated selection of studio pottery pieces from Cornwall and London created during the 1960s through to the early 1990s.

The studio potteries represented in the exhibition include Troika, Tremaen, Leaper, Carn, Tintagel, Tremar and Celtic from Cornwall, Briglin Pottery from London, and Bernard Rooke from Suffolk. In addition there will also be a collection of objects hand carved and turned from Serpentine, a stone found only on the Lizard peninsula in South West Cornwall.

Richard Lamb: The Everyday Life Collector is both an exhibition and shop, presenting one man’s passion for hand-made studio pottery and his commitment to collecting. Most of 300 pieces will be available for purchase but there will also be a few important pieces, significant to Richard’s collection, that will simply be for exhibition purposes.