EXHIBITIONS
Forthcoming (3rd - 19th July)
CHŌWA
We are pleased to announce forthcoming exhibition 'Chōwa: The Search for Balance', honouring a diverse group of contemporary Japanese artists working across glass, ceramics, wood, metal, and more. Whether rooted in tradition or the experimental, each work speaks to a living, evolving dialogue between material, process and artist.
Past Exhibition
MATERIAL & METHOD
An exhibition celebrating the artistry of process, and the ways in which artists across disciplines commit themselves to a method, exploring its traditions, limits, and expressive possibilities. Featuring works by Jack Doherty, Nancy Fuller, Keiichihiro Hayamizu, Jaejun Lee, Annette Lindenberg, Marco Minetti, Kate Schuricht.
Past Exhibition
RITUAL OBJECTS
Featuring work by Abigail Schama, Yoko Ozawa, Kumiko and Michihiro Domoto,Popalini & Jezando, pachadesign and Youyou Wang the exhibition considers the vessel in its broadest sense: object, gesture, presence. Some pieces are designed for daily rituals, others for quieter moments of reflection; some echo familiar domestic forms, while others lean toward the sculptural, inspired by objects, memories, or imagined uses.
Past Exhibition
PRESENCE IN MINIATURE
'Presence in Miniature' celebrates the quiet intensity of small-scale artworks, pieces that don’t demand attention through size, but invite it through intimacy, intricacy, and presence.
Featuring contemporary artists working in glass, wood and ceramics, the exhibition gathers works that reward close looking.
OUR ARTISTS
We are proud to represent more than 90 artists from around the world, working across a wide range of disciplines and materials, including ceramics, wood, glass, metal, painting, and print. Their practices encompass both traditional and contemporary experimental approaches, resulting in works that span functional objects, sculpture, installation, and more.
EXPLORE OUR COLLECTIONS
- New Arrivals
- CERAMICS
- WOOD
- GLASS
- ART
ABOUT US
Maud & Mabel presents a carefully curated selection of emerging and established artists from around the world, united by a shared dedication to craft, material, and process. Working across ceramics, metal, wood, glass and experimental practices, our programme celebrates the diversity and integrity of contemporary making.
