Flow’s stand for Collect 2025 focuses on the ‘Spirit of Things’. The theme expresses how hand-crafted objects are imbued with ‘spirit’ – they evidence the process of their maker and come alive through our sensorial encounter with materials. The simple pleasure of experiencing this spirit, particularly in ‘everyday things’, is central to the ethos of Japanese craft. Our stand will explore how craft from Japan and beyond finds beauty in simplicity, to achieve balance and serenity through the objects around us. We are pleased to announce the participating artists: Akiko Hirai Chinoko Sakamoto Fumiko Nagano Isobel Napier Kati Tuominen-Niittylä Tamostu Suzuki Yoriko Murayama with Furniture by James Trundle & Isobel Napier Browse a preview of works & read more on our Collect Homepage:

‘Light Embodied’, a new Solo Show of blown glass vessels by Edmond Byrne.

To mark our silver anniversary, artist metalsmith Adi Toch has created a special showcase of silver vessels and objects.

‘Making Memories’, our Anniversary Exhibition, will celebrate the gallery’s 25th year with a special group show featuring 20 artists creating works around the theme of memory.

‘Tales of Boseong’, a new show by Seong-Il Hong and Hye-Jin Lee, of ceramic teaware from the tea-growing Boseong region of South Korea.

Michèle Oberdieck creates hand-blown glass vessels that explore the fluidity of form and the possibilities of colour. Inspired by biomorphic shapes found in plant growth and decay, her pieces capture the transformations of nature in glass.

Akiko Hirai’s Solo Show “Rin-ne Tensho 輪廻転生” at Flow Gallery, featuring a new collection of work.

Shannon Clegg creates botanical sculptures using a unique hand-moulding technique and fresh-cut flowers, such as Statice and Kangaroo Paw. She reimagines the traditional craft process of flower pressing.