If you couldn’t see the last exhibition or want to see it again, you have the opportunity to see all the pieces that were exhibited there.

Click on the follow video to watch the slideshow.

To purchase pieces from the exhibition, contact me on: 007949985306

Ceramic: Mazchenik
Photo and video: Cheno
Music: Magic Carpathians

An exhibition of my new work, a selection of ceramic sculptures imbued with the personalities of poets Blake, Neruda, Dante and The Epic of Gilgamesh. The work is alive with the expressive power of the imagination which confronts nature and our responsability to the environment.

Stable Gallery & Arts Centre, Gladstone Park, Dollis Hill Lane, London NW2, 6HT.
Nearest Tube- Dollis Hill (Jubilee Line)

Private View- Sunday 30th March 2008 2.00pm-5.00pm

Exhibition runs from 27th of March-20th April, Thursday to Sunday 11.00am-5.oo pm

These pieces has been selected for the Zelli Porcelain Award.

The award will be announced on the 6th of March at the Zelli Porcelain shop and the pieces will be displayed until the 15th of March at Zelli Shop: 55-57 Chiltern Street, London W1U 6ND.

Forthcoming Solo Show at the Stables Gallery from the 29th of March until the 23th of April 2008.

I will exhibit a new collection of ceramic pieces, exploring the themes of dreams and nature through an interpretation of poems by William Blake, Gilgamesh, Neruda and Dante.

“My Space”, at The National Portrait Gallery is an exhibition of work by young people from across London exploring ideas about buildings, places and identity.

One of the groups involved in the My Space project is Arteast; an art enterprise run by and for people with learning difficulties at the Bromley By Bow Centre. I participated in this project in collaboration with other artists, in the delivery of the workshops, design and layout.

Over two weekends at Glebe Road Studios, I’ve exhibited my latest ceramic works with another eight ceramic artists. Our studio space opened the doors to the public as part of “Hidden Art Events”.

For more information:

www.hiddenartlondon.co.uk/openstudios