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CHINOKO SAKAMOTO - A Solo Show
Flow is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition - our second solo presentation of Japanese artist Chinoko Sakamoto’s ceramic sculptures.
Now based in Nagasaki after a period of study in London, Chinoko draws from both cultural contexts. The quietude of rural Japan, rich in nature, and the contrasting architecture of cities, inform her sense of form and scale.
Ahead of the exhibition, Chinoko told us more about her practice and the work she has made for Flow :
CÉCILE DALADIER - 'Pique-Fleurs' - A New Ceramic Collection
Flow Gallery is pleased to present a new collection of poetic ceramic vessels by French artist Cécile Daladier.
Shaped in her rural studio in Drôme, France, her Pique-Fleurs honour what is humble: a wildflower, a pool of water, the eloquence of the smallest things.
Elemental Forms - LAURA NGYOU in Her Somerset Studio
On a recent visit to Somerset, I spent the day with jewellery artist Laura Ngyou, filming her in her studio - a lovingly built shepherd’s hut nestled in her garden, surrounded by birdsong and greenery.
On the Square with IRENIE STUDIO
Join us at 9 De Beauvoir Square with interior architect Irenie Cossey - a whimsical show space for craft, design & storytelling
ARKET | Takashi Tsushima
Explore the charming world of Takashi Tsushima through his hand-drawn ceramics and playful animal motifs.
Studio Visit with GREG KENT
Studio visit with Greg Kent, as part of our current exhibition - Omega.
TIMBER SOURCING
Join James Trundle & Isobel Napier on a trip to the timber yard as they select boards for their upcoming showcase at Collect 2025.
The Opening of ‘In-Between’ by Kina Björklund
Swedish Ceramicist Kina Björklund showcases ceramic objects that are “ ... just in between.”
In-Between, a solo show by Kina Björklund
In-Between, a solo show by Kina Björklund opening on the 1 July - 17 September 2021
The Opening of ‘Capturing Stillness’ by JaeJun Lee & Hayley McCrirrick
The opening of our exhibition ‘Capturing Stillness’. The refinement of Korean Ceramicist JaeJun Lee and Scottish Artist Hayley McCrirrick processes captures a tranquil and welcoming stillness to the gallery.
‘Capturing Stillness’ by JaeJun Lee & Hayley McCrirrick
‘Capturing Stillness’ is an exhibition of porcelain objects and dyed textiles. The exhibition showcases South Korean Ceramicist JaeJun Lee and Scottish Artist Hayley McCrirrick. Both artists capture a stillness through a refined palette and materials. They are led by their making process, allowing the repetition of core techniques to embody their intuition. The refinement of their processes showcases an exhibition that captures a tranquil and welcoming stillness to the gallery.
‘Einsame Blumen’, Cécile Daladier — Exhibition
Now Online our joyous celebration of flowers by French artist Cécile Daladier. We are showcasing a collection of Cecile’s ceramic Pique-Fleurs, that are inspired by Robert Schumann’s poetic ensemble ‘Einsame Blumen’. Schuman’s subtle and poetic music vocabulary resonates with Cecile’s relationship to flowers, clay and nature.
‘21 Objects’, Ane Christensen — Exhibition
Flow is delighted to showcase the work of Danish artist Ane Christensen in ‘21 Objects” — a celebration of both Flow’s and Ane’s twenty-first birthday.
Ceramic Landscapes — Exhibition
We are delighted to share the opening of our latest exhibition, showcasing the work of two established Norwegian Ceramicists, Nina Malterud and Astrid Sleire. Open 30th September - 14th November by appointment only.