Pat Southwood on tue 22 may 07
Hi,
Try,
www.londonpottors.com
www.ceramicreview.co.uk
www.craftscouncil.or.uk
www.galeriebasson.co.uk
www.vam.ac.uk
www.hiddenart.co.uk
www.studiopottery.co.uk
www.davidmellordesign.com
If you go to the C.P.A. gallery go to oxford circus tube station, from =
there you could then go to sloane Sq tube station to David Mellors, =
where downstairs is a very good selection of prestigious domestic studio =
ceramics.
Both highly recommended. The Victoria and Albert museum is closeby =
too.(amazing.)=20
Gallerie Besson is always good, Bond St. Tube.
have fun.
oh, and - Antony Gormley is at The Hayward gallery on The South Bank.
Pat Southwood
pat@southwood4.fsnet.co.uk
Lois Ruben Aronow on tue 22 may 07
> oh, and - Antony Gormley is at The Hayward gallery on The South Bank.
>
I LOVE Antony Gormley. I was lucky enough to see "Field" in person - by
accident. It is a breathtaking piece of work!!!
...Lo
Who's glad someone else has heard of Antony Gormley
F. VanSickle on wed 23 may 07
For the Victoria and Albert Museum, contact them ahead of time. I was there
last August and was very disappointed that the ceramics floor was closed.
It's the second time that has happened to me at the V&A. If you contact them
ahead of time the staff will arrange to take you through part of the
collection for a private viewing even though it's not open to the public,
but give them advance notice. I tried to book while I was there August 2006;
the first private viewing they could arrange was in mid February 2007.
The Contemporary Gallery (#7 Marshall Street, right in the middle of the
Carnaby Street) is a must! A block or so down the road there is also a very
talented silversmith with wonderful jewelry- great stuff!
Have a great trip,
Barbara
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From: "Lois Ruben Aronow"
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Subject: Re: Ceramics in London.
> > oh, and - Antony Gormley is at The Hayward gallery on The South Bank.
> >
> I LOVE Antony Gormley. I was lucky enough to see "Field" in person - by
> accident. It is a breathtaking piece of work!!!
>
> ...Lo
> Who's glad someone else has heard of Antony Gormley
>
>
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Lee Love on wed 23 may 07
On 5/24/07, F. VanSickle wrote:
> For the Victoria and Albert Museum, contact them ahead of time. I was there
> last August and was very disappointed that the ceramics floor was closed.
> It's the second time that has happened to me at the V&A. If you contact them
> ahead of time the staff will arrange to take you through part of the
> collection for a private viewing even though it's not open to the public,
When I was there last July, you could only book privately on one day a
month. I arrived after the day. I did see my teacher's work in
the Asian section and his teacher's work too.
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan
Minneapolis, Minnesota USA
http://mashikopots.blogspot.com/
"To affect the quality of the day, that is the highest of arts." -
Henry David Thoreau
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
MJ Moriarty on wed 23 may 07
Several years ago I bought the most beautiful little teapot by Maria
Stewart at Cecilia Colman Gallery in St. John's Wood. Near Abbey
Road studio and the famous zebra crossing, so you and your friends
can pose a la Beatles while you're there!
http://www.ceciliacolmangallery.com/
67 St. Johns Wood High Street
London, NW8 7NL
5 min walk from Jubilee line station St Johns Wood.
She has quite a few potters in her gallery.
M J in Indianapolis
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