Annette Welch’s wheel-thrown ceramics explore the natural environment. Michelle Avison will show new work inspired by two recent residencies in Pakistan and Ireland. Helen Smith makes contemporary jewellery […]
Stephanie’s sculptures contain layers of meaning and reverberations, as light changes so the work changes.
Ceramic Art by Schneider. Porcelain, stoneware, mixed media sculptures plus a side-line of tableware. ‘My brain is an empty vessel’. Sculptures in wood, metal and rubber by N […]
These organic hand-built statement pieces drawn from nature, explore my fascination with texture and patina, they will join the pebble planters inspired by the seashores of Orkney and […]
Tomoko is a London based Japanese artist and jeweller. Imaginative stories, colours and unique forms stimulate her creativity, and inspire her to construct playful worlds into her carefully […]
Six London-based artists are showing a selection of their work, including sculpture, painting, collage, photography and prints.
Inspired by dynamic living gallery spaces such as Kettle’s Yard and Pallant House, 155A does away with the traditional ‘white box’ gallery model to present works with an […]
Gabrielle has exhibited widely across the UK as well as in Paris and Berlin. Her new pieces include drawings, paintings and more of her forged and welded metal […]
Reviving the Victorian art of taxidermy with a modern twist, Maggie Bulman creates witty, playful rodent settings in glass domes. Using the traditional craft of paper cutting, Martin […]
Ellen prints pattern inspired linocuts for paper and ceramics; Ben explores figurative, geometric and organic form through ceramic and other processes; Stephane brings old books back to life […]
Colour, nature and architecture inspire Martin’s varied work. The paintings, painted wooden constructions and prints on show in the studio represent his interpretation of landscape and trees, gardens, […]
A contemporary ceramics gallery in the heart of East Dulwich presenting exciting displays of work by nine makers and guest artists throughout the year.
Dulwich Prep London, soon to be Dulwich Prep & Senior from September 2024, is delighted to be the Proud Partner of Artists’ Open House for the second year […]
The tipping point may arrive seemingly out of the blue as a slight change heralding a new way forward. It can be magical or malevolent. More than 40 […]
Collaborative and original group exhibition of six artists showing bespoke pieces using traditional methods: sculpture, mixed media, glass, digital art and photography. Join us for children’s art activities, […]
Dilys makes sculptures and pots inspired by birds, animals and plants, mainly for the garden. Alison makes decorative mosaics using recycled crockery and other found pieces.
Diane is showing photographs and ceramics from artist residencies at The Ness of Brodgar Archaeological dig, Orkney. Neolithic mini pot workshops throughout each weekend by donation for participation. […]
Cavaliero Finn is delighted to be celebrating 20 years. In 2004 we curated our first show with Artists’ Open House, Dulwich Festival, and we haven’t looked back. Our […]
Havelock Walk is a secluded Victorian cobbled Mews in the heart of Forest Hill. A place where diverse creative artists and families have chosen to settle and thrive. […]
Five artists showing together for the first time, working in a range of media – collagraph, etching, screen printing, mono-printing, ceramics and alternative photography – to produce engaging, […]
Emma Fenelon’s art explores belonging and adaptation, inviting viewers to connect with personal experiences of place and transition. With a first-class ceramics degree, her work is held in […]
A collection of delicate modern ceramics and sculptural porcelain from Helen Johannessen and Vic Lee’s new painted works, 365 days of real people and imagined stories, to view […]
Claudette’s ceramics with her twist on the traditional willow pattern, depicting scenes from Peckham, has won many plaudits. Carol’s work evolves from the poetry of everyday objects found […]
A further selection of Hugh Lee’s varied, often quirky, artworks. Self-taught in retirement, his passion was to experiment and create largely abstract paintings, assemblages and statues using found […]
Abstract hand-built geometric mobile sculptures, ceramics, paintings and reliefs.
Coldharbour Studios opens its doors for the first time for Dulwich Festival Artists’ Open House with a showcase of artists and designers based in this tucked away space close to Ruskin Park.