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An image of Veronika Fabian's necklace A portrait of Marie-José van den Hout

The New York times has written a very nice article about the Marzee International Graduate Show 18′, featuring work by our graduate Veronika Fabian. Marie-José van den Hout, founder of the Marzee said during a tour of the prize winning work this year, “Veronika’s work is about the cultural now, about women’s self-identity, I want to buy this piece.”

Read the full article with Marie-José van den Hout here.

 

 

A portrait of Caroline Broadhead standing in front of her work A picture of the exhibition with Caroline's work in it A picture of the exhibition with Caroline's work in it A picture of the exhibition with Caroline's work in it
A picture of one of Caroline's work laid out on the floor Picture of the private view of the exhibition Picture of the private view of the exhibition

Picture of the private view of the exhibition A picture BA Jewellery Design Course leader Giles Last speaking to guests

 

Thank you to everyone who came to Caroline’s private view last night, what an amazing evening! Many congratulations to Caroline for putting on such a beautiful and inspiring exhibition, it was truly an honour to see your work in person.

The exhibition is now open to the public at Lethaby Gallery, 1 Granary Square, London, N1C 4 AA.

11 January – 6 February 2019

Tuesday – Friday 11 – 6

Saturday 12 – 6

Photos by Belinda Law

Graphics invite of Caroline Broadhead : A retrospective exhibition

 

11 January – 6 February 2019 | Lethaby Gallery

We are delighted to host a retrospective of the work of Caroline Broadhead. Bringing together work from across four decades, this exhibition reflects the breadth of Caroline Broadhead’s pioneering creative output.

Using jewellery design as a departure point, Broadhead’s objects were designed to be worn on the body and changed through touch and interaction. Further encompassing sculpture, installation, performance, textiles and photography, her practice is concerned with the borders of the individual – between inside and outside, public and private and the balance between materiality and image. Often working in collaboration, Broadhead’s works are activated by bodies and performers, examining the demarcation of human physicality.

A Central Saint Martins alumna, Broadhead held the positions of Jewellery and Textiles Programme Director and BA Jewellery Design Course Leader for nearly ten years at the College until her retirement in 2018 and is now Professor Emerita. She continues to teach on the course and is a guest lecturer at various institutions in and outside the UK.

Opening Times

Tuesday to Friday: 10am–6pm
Saturday: 12–5pm