Where Art Meets Craft at 8 Holland Street
Wednesday 6 June – Sunday 1 July 2018
In Petronilla Silver's first show at 8 Holland Street were Mick Arnold (porcelain tableware), Anthony Bryant (wood vessels), Stephen Chambers RA (paintings and prints), Melanie Georgacopoulos (jewellery), Ander Gunn (photographs).
Nicola Bealing new group of works
We are delighted to have a new group of work by Nicola Bealing that can be viewed by appointment. Her works are highly imaginative and address psychological concerns: “bold and painterly in their handling, the abstracting qualities of light and colour are not the override preoccupations of her work.”
The Show goes on: Petronilla Silver back in London
The gallery has moved from Cornwall to London and will exhibit many of the same artists and designers, of national and international significance, and new talent. Open by appointment in Battersea.
Stephen Chambers RA Beneath the Golden Tree Monotypes
Some of Stephen Chambers’ monotypes made especially for our exhibition at Tremenheere are still available and can be seen in London. The Tremenheere exhibition coincided with his spectacular installation The Court of Redonda in Venice which was a Collateral Event of the Venice Biennale.
Petronilla Silver @ Tremenheere Gallery: More Than Meets the Eye
Curated by Petronilla Silver, More than Meets the Eye was a changing exhibition of artwork at the Tremenheere Gallery in Cornwall.
Petronilla Silver @ Tremenheere Gallery: Stephen Chambers RA Beneath the Golden Tree
We were very fortunate to have shown Stephen Chambers’ work at the Tremenheere Gallery when his spectacular installation The Court of Redonda was exhibited in Ca’Dandalo, Venice.
Ceramics Now: What’s Happening? Who Cares?
Discussion with Mike Tooby
A lively informal discussion with Mike Tooby took place on Sunday 21 August. Nicola Tassie and Sara Moorhouse talked about their work in the context of the game-changing ceramics being made and marketed today.
Stephen Chambers RA: The Court of Redonda
The Court of Redonda 101 oils on panel installation shot, Ca’Dandolo, Grand Canal, Venice Biennale 2017, then exhibited at Downing College, Cambridge.