Maker Showcase
Part of Make! A Season of Contemporary Craft
17 Mar - 03 Jun 2018
MAKER SHOWCASE
Part of Make! A Season of Contemporary Craft
17 March - 3 June 2018
Stop by the Barbican Shop where we are showcasing a curated collection of boundary–crossing craft by some of our favourite contemporary makers.
Telling stories through the art of craft, each maker's pieces are demonstrative of all that craft can be and all that craft can encompass. Co–curated by Crafts Magazine.
Featured Makers
Alan Oliver: A self–taught textile artist specialising in the production of handwoven rugs and wall–hangings.
Victoria Andrew: A London based artist working with assemblages of glass and ceramics.
Mark Laban: A furniture designer whose practice fuses the natural and traditional with the contemporary and digital.
Ariane Prin: A multi–disciplinary maker with an environmental focus, challenging mass production and repurposing waste materials.
Irina Razumovskaya: An award-winning ceramic artist whose porcelain pieces poetically depict the passage of time.
Katharina Eisenkoeck: A designer who uses unexpected materials to create multi–functional light installations.
Part of Make! A Season of Contemporary Craft
17 March - 3 June 2018
Stop by the Barbican Shop where we are showcasing a curated collection of boundary–crossing craft by some of our favourite contemporary makers.
Telling stories through the art of craft, each maker's pieces are demonstrative of all that craft can be and all that craft can encompass. Co–curated by Crafts Magazine.
Featured Makers
Alan Oliver: A self–taught textile artist specialising in the production of handwoven rugs and wall–hangings.
Victoria Andrew: A London based artist working with assemblages of glass and ceramics.
Mark Laban: A furniture designer whose practice fuses the natural and traditional with the contemporary and digital.
Ariane Prin: A multi–disciplinary maker with an environmental focus, challenging mass production and repurposing waste materials.
Irina Razumovskaya: An award-winning ceramic artist whose porcelain pieces poetically depict the passage of time.
Katharina Eisenkoeck: A designer who uses unexpected materials to create multi–functional light installations.