Ceramics: Neverending Artworks

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Following the huge success of the exhibition in Milan, the iconic ceramic art exhibition by Iris Ceramica Group reaches London, set in a new showcase in the Group’s Flagship Store, in the creative district of Clerkenwell in London.         

The selected works by Aldo Cibic, Andrea Branzi, Ettore Sottsass, George Sowden, Luigi Serafini, Marco Zanini, Martine Bedin, Matteo Thun, Michele De Lucchi, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Peter Shire represent a benchmark for international contemporary avant-garde movements, stimulating thought on design and creativity, blending perfectly into London’s lively artistic scene.  

The exhibition aims to be an invitation for debate among artists, design lovers, creative spirits and designers, offering a concrete contribution to thought on the technical and poetic experimentation of ceramics. In this spirit, set against the backdrop of the Clerkenwell Design Week, the exhibition also includes a unique and unrepeatable live performance by the street artist Camilla Falsini. On 24-25 May, the artist will produce an authentic work of art on the Group’s ceramic surfaces, inspired by the graphic style, patterns, colours, asymmetries and creativity of the Memphis movement authors whose most iconic works are on display. A modern and personal interpretation that re-writes the rules of the artistic movement represented in the “new design” “sculptures” on show. A work of art among the ceramic works of art actively involving spectators in a live, collective performance.