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Wednesday 15 December, 6:30pm
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Friday 21 January, 2pm
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Recorded on Friday 19 November 2021
Renowned ceramic artist David Roberts discusses process with Messums director Johnny Messum.
Recorded on Tuesday 9 November 2021.
Curator and Professor Paul Greenhalgh introduces us to Canadian Ceramics being previewed at Messums London before moving to Messums Wiltshire in 2022.
Recorded on Wednesday 3 November 2021.
Coinciding with Cop 26 we will be discussing how to make land pay in a discussion with Julian Matthews, wildlife conservationist.
Julian Matthews is a wildlife conservationist and founder of Real Wild Estates, the UK’s first ecosystem and species restoration business.
Filmed half way during our exhibition at the barn gallery in Wiltshire, ‘Man is an Animal’ is the most extensive collection of large-scale sculptures by Dame Elisabeth Frink shown in this country since the artist’s death in April 1993.
Tyga Helme and gallery owner Johnny Messum guide us through Tyga’s exhibition ‘Urgent is the Rhythm’ as it previews in our Cork Street gallery on Tuesday 2 November 2021.
Tyga Helme is a rising star in the new British Landscape movement her works embodies an awakening to importance of the ground beneath our feet.
Social Documentary photographer Sophie Green interviewed by our director of photography Dr Julie Bonzon.
Green’s photographs celebrate the joy, uniqueness and eccentricities of under-represented subcultures in Britain, often in playful and humorous ways.
A New Stone Book
by Robert Macfarlane
Sculptor Laurence Edwards’s public commission ‘A Rich Seam’ is a celebration of Doncaster’s mining community. Robert Macfarlane, author of Underland,The Old Ways, Landmarks,The Lost Words met with Laurence during the three year project.
Ti Parks
by Fiona Gruber
On the wall of his studio in Blackheath, South London, Ti Parks had pinned some words by Samuel Beckett (1906-1989).
“Don’t ask me for any meaning in the thing; it just is what it is.”
