We are delighted to be presenting Alessandra Taccia's first collection of ceramics alongside side paintings in June 2021. 

17th June 2021

Maud & Mabel are honoured to announce a solo exhibition of acclaimed ceramicist Ashraf Hanna, May 2021.  

21st - 29th May 2021  (PV 6PM 20th)

We are excited to introduce the work of Copenhagen based ceramicist Robynn Storgaard with a special collection of pieces celebrating 'slow living and conscious consumption'. 

25th March 2021 

Maud & Mabel are honoured to announce Yūgen: Subtlety & Grace, an exhibition of works from an exciting collection of Japanese artists, most of whom have not shown before in the UK.

We are excited to announce an exhibition featuring the powerful works of the talented Alzamora and Good family.

5 – 14 November, 10am – 5.30pm
Online Private View from 6pm on 4th November

An exhibition featuring the stunning collection of soda-fired tableware of renowned ceramicist Jack Doherty. 

30 September – 5 October, 10am – 5.30pm

We are delighted to present an
exhibition featuring the works of Melbourne-based Japanese artist Yoko Ozawa

6 October – 16 October, 10am – 5.30pm

Online from 7pm Wednesday 22 July

Exhibition on display in the gallery from Thursday 23rd July to Monday 3rd August.

Ann Van Hoey, Sun Kim, Alessandra Taccia, Callum Partridge, Michele Bianco and Nicola Tassie.

26 March
6:00 pm

A special collection by Hampstead ceramicist, Jennifer Morris, including a variety of inspiring tones and sculptural and functional forms, from a neutral pallette to a strong celebration of spring colour alongside hand embroidered romantic muslin dresses..

An exciting exhibition of new works by contemporary Scandinavian potters, woodworkers and jewelers. Which aims to Celebrate Scandinavian Craft and Design.

6 - 20 February 2020
PV: 6:30 pm

"Nokori-ga is more like the aftersound of a bell, some kind of vibration remaining in your ear, in this case in your sense of smell. Some objects have this trace of scent. When you see it, when you touch it, it evokes an unidentified strange sensation in you. In this exhibition, I am focusing on making domestic and unfunctional objects that have a trace of scent and generate some narrative.” - Akiko Hirai

6 - 16 November PV: 6 November 6:30 pm

15 July 2019

5.00 - 7.00 pm

Join us for an evening celebrating Umi no Hi, a Japanese national holiday that honours the ocean in gratitude for its bounty, with a showcase of work which we have put together inspired by the ocean.