1 July - 17 September 2021

‘In-Between’

by Kina Björklund

“ Between table-top and art, castle and hut,
the natural and the man-made, the beautiful and the ugly,
the fragile and the coarse ... just in between. ”

Stories & News
The Texture of Glass with JOCHEN HOLZ
The Texture of Glass with JOCHEN HOLZ

We recently visited the North London studio of glass artist Jochen Holz, to film the making of his latest series of textured glass tableware for Flow.

Jochen has an intuitive and spontaneous approach to lampworking, and this collection explores the potential tactility of glass.

CHINOKO SAKAMOTO - A Solo Show
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
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
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.

 
 

 New in the Gallery

A selection of objects in the gallery that have just arrived. Carefully curating across the world, Flow selects renowned and upcoming artists that thoughtfully form their practice.

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‘Rolling clouds envelop vast headlands, jutting out into a wild and changeable sea. Inspired by the Gower Peninsular, Wales, layers of black and white porcelain embedded with gestural marks and tone capture movement and flux in this ever-evolving landscape.’

New Collection by Artist Celia Dowson

Flow Gallery is situated in the heart of Notting Hill, London and was established by Yvonna Demczynska in 1999. We feature six exhibitions a year as well as having a permanent collection. We carefully curate contemporary craft makers, working in close contact with craftspeople knowing the provenance of each object. We love the handmade, the unusual and the personal. We show pieces that you will love and cherish, that builds upon the traditional notion of passing loved items through the family.