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Exhibitions

TDE’s guide to what’s on and where – and what you might have missed.

Mela Morsicata – Studio65: Irony & Transgression by Judith Gura

Mela Morsicata – Studio65 / Irony & Transgression: Iconic, ironic and radical – an exhibition drawn from the archives of the avant-garde Italian design group.

Campana Brothers – 35 Revolutions by Paul Clemence

Campana Brothers – 35 Revolutions: The internationally acclaimed Brazilian brothers are opening a major retrospective in the iconic modern art museum of their home country.

Misha Kahn: Soft Bodies, Hard Spaces by Judith Gura

Misha Kahn / Soft Bodies, Hard Spaces: A wild imagination, no boundaries and technical prowess produces an extraordinary show, from a rising US star of collectible design.

Paris Dispatch by Anna Sansom

Paris Dispatch: Anna Sansom's round-up of the winter shows.

Collect 2020 by Charlotte Abrahams

Collect 2020: Somerset House hosts this year’s Collect: The Design Edit picks highlights from its array of contemporary international craft and design.

Collect 2020: Cox London with Rachel Chudley by Emma Crichton-Miller

Collect 2020 / Cox London with Rachel Chudley: The trio of creatives have conjured up the Collect VIP room through combined imagination – and the transformative alchemy of the Cox London foundry and workshops.

Cat Loray by Henri Charreau

Cat Loray: A large scale ceramic installation in an urban setting allows this multi-media artist to explore the interplay of art with architecture.

Gabriel and Guillaume / New York by Paul Clemence

Gabriel and Guillaume / New York: TDE catches up with Guillaume Excoffier at the collectible design gallery’s pop-up in New York.

Ceramics at Messums by Grant Gibson

Ceramics at Messums: As this trio of shows demonstrates, when it comes to ceramics Messums is in for the long haul.

Comfort by Judith Gura

Comfort: Is comfort a sedative? Is discomfort intellectually superior? An exhibition that provides a philosophical foray into the relationship between design and comfort.

Hervé Van der Straeten: FUN RIDE by Anna Sansom

Hervé Van der Straeten / FUN RIDE: Deceptive in their simplicity, many of the French designer’s pieces are technically complex feats of workmanship.

Dozie Kanu: Function by Judith Gura

Dozie Kanu / Function: Determinedly resisting pigeon-holes and boundaries, this young artist’s exploration of his heritage through ‘pragmatic sculpture’ is both thought-provoking and enigmatic.

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