London United Kingdom
Sarah Myerscough Gallery
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TEFAF Maastricht
March
15-20,
2025
Thrilled to return to TEFAF Maastricht for our second presentation, the gallery presents Landmarks—a collection of works that serve as markers of transformation.
Established in 1998, Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London represents a distinguished group of contemporary craft and design artists, specialising in material-led processes with a focus on wood and natural materials. In Autumn 2025, the gallery will open its new gallery space 'The Schoolhouse' on Balderton Street, in Mayfair, London - presenting Ernst Gamperl's inaugural London solo exhibition 'Urkraft'.
The gallery represents highly-skilled international artist-designer-makers, whose practices are grounded in craft-making traditions but defined by contemporary innovation and invention. Through diverse making processes, they collectively embrace the complex intersections between history and future; hand and technology; form and function. By curating a specialist programme of exhibitions, the gallery aims to support this movement within the arts, which advocates the importance of retaining elements of the past, to mould a vision of the future.
Established in 1998, Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London represents a distinguished group of contemporary craft and design artists, specialising in material-led processes with a focus on wood and natural materials. In Autumn 2025, the gallery will open its new gallery space 'The Schoolhouse' on Balderton Street, in Mayfair, London - presenting Ernst Gamperl's inaugural London solo exhibition 'Urkraft'.
The gallery represents highly-skilled international artist-designer-makers, whose practices are grounded in craft-making traditions but defined by contemporary innovation and invention. Through diverse making processes, they collectively embrace the complex intersections between history and future; hand and technology; form and function. By curating a specialist programme of exhibitions, the gallery aims to support this movement within the arts, which advocates the importance of retaining elements of the past, to mould a vision of the future.
Artists
- Arko
- Ian Collings
- Katrien Doms
- Marc Fish
- Full Grown
- Ernst Gamperl
- Kaspar Hamacher
- Kenji Honma
- Sukkeun Kang
- Christopher Kurtz
- Eleanor Lakelin
- Gareth Neal
- Tadeas Podracky
- Aneta Regel
- Wycliffe Stutchbury
- Adi Toch
- Nic Webb
- Julian Watts.
