New work by contemporary landscape painter Gill Rocca
The first weekend of our Dulwich Festival contemporary art & design exhibition was a resounding success and we’d like to thank everyone who came along to both the Private View and over the course of the weekend. For those of you who couldn’t visit the show this past weekend, fear not, we are open for a second weekend next weekend on Saturday 14th May and Sunday 15th May from 10.30-6.00pm so do pop in see the wonderful range of paintings, ceramics, sculpture, textiles and furniture that we have for sale. You can find us at 268 Croxted Road, Herne Hill, London SE24 9DA.
Here’s a few images of some of the works we have on show. We hope to see you at some point next weekend.
Daniel Reynolds porcelain Sardine Tin Vases
Source (Teal) Ceramic Sculpture by Patricia Volk
Safe Journey II by Sue Blandford alongside painting by Mia Cavaliero and sculptural vessels by Sophie Cook
SV11 old rose and copper by Pia Wustenberg perched on Perfectly Imperfect Stool by Galvin Brothers.
Ceramics by Fliff Carr
Sculpture by Andrea Scopetta
Paintings by Rebecca McLynn alongside sculptures by Rowena Brown
Hand held porcelain vessels by Rhian Malin and Winter Rose figurative painting by Sue Blandford
Ceramic Sculpture by Patricia Volk
Portsmouth Dock and Portsmouth Street building pots by Alice Mara
Granary Square Paintings by Trevor Burgess and City Block sculpture by Alice Mara
Completely Imperfect Day Bed by Galvin Brothers and large hand built pot by Daniel Reynolds
Thorn Pink and Green by Ikuko Iwamoto
India Stacking Vessel by Pia Wustenberg, Coast Path painting by Rebecca McLynn and Spiky Spiky bowls by Ikuko Iwamoto
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