Collecting, Archiving, Making, and the Place of Ceramics in Art and Society Today

To coincide with the exhibition “The Democratic Dish: Mintons Secessionist Ware” (19 Sept – 26 Oct), Chelsea Space is hosting an afternoon of talks and a panel discussion.

Speakers include: Simon Wilson, art historian and former Curator of Interpretation at Tate; Grant Gibson, journalist and former editor of ‘Crafts’ (2007-2018), the world's leading magazine devoted to making; Amy Jayne Hughes, ceramic artist and specialist ceramics technician at Chelsea College of Arts; and Cherie Silver, Programme Curator at Chelsea Space, and curator of the current exhibition.

This is a free event, but please complete the booking form to guarantee entry: http://events.arts.ac.uk/event/2018/10/18/Collecting-Archiving-Making-and-the-Place-of-Ceramics-in-Art-and-Society-Today/

See www.chelseaspace.org for information about the exhibition 'The Democratic Dish: Mintons Secessionist Ware'.

Image: Selection of Mintons Secessionist Ware from the Alessandra and Simon Wilson Collection      

Date: Thursday 18 October, 2-5pm Location: Banqueting Hall, Chelsea College of Arts, 16 John Islip Street, SW1P 4JU