Showing posts with label Bishopsland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bishopsland. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Contemporary Silver at Drapers' Hall

Contemporary Silver at Drapers' Hall


I would like to invite you to the opening of my next show - Contemporary Silver at Drapers' Hall. 

Private View and Reception  - Friday 14th from 6 - 7.30pm at the Drapers Hall - Throgmorton Street, EC2N 2DQ

If you are unable to come and enjoy a glass of wine with me tomorrow night then do pop along for a cuppa and a slice of cake at some point in the coming week.  Please see the images/invitations for the private view, which is tomorrow evening and other opening times.



I am off to The Shetlands on my QEST scholarship to work with Rod Kelly and three other silversmiths for two weeks.  

You can follow the adventures on my website blog HERE 
 I look forward to seeing you tomorrow night to toast me off on my adventures!


Address:
Drapers' Hall,
Throgmorton Street,
London
EC2N 6DQ 

Other opening times -
Silver at Tea - Time:

with tea and cakes

between 3pm - 5.30pm

Monday 17th
Friday 21st
Tuesday 25th

free entry

Tuesday, 6 August 2013

Bishopsland Retrospective 2013


This year I will have a selection of work on display at Bishopsland, a specialist training workshop in Reading, where I studied for a year in 2008, after leaving university.  This year Bishopsland are celebrating their 20 years and tonight (Wednesday 7th) Amanda Game, curator and modern silver specialist, will open the exhibition and sale from 6 - 8.30pm.  If you are interested in attending either the preview or the events over the weekend; the exhibition, demonstrations by current gang members and the prize giving please contact me or Oliver Makower directly via email or telephone (on invitation above). 

Exhibition open to the public Friday and Saturday 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm

Saturday, 5 May 2012

COLLECT - Saatchi Gallery


NEXT SHOW - COLLECT, SAATCHI GALLERY MAY 11-14TH 2012

Making Rosewater dish for COLLECT

"COLLECT is the premier destination for anyone passionate about buying the very best in contemporary craft. This prestigious fair, now in its fourth year at the Saatchi Gallery, London, presents 31 of the world’s finest international galleries representing exceptional work of museum quality from their portfolio of artists."

I will be represented by 'Bishopsland' alongside 11 other makers. The theme of our presentation is to display the depth & diversity of the silversmith’s craft. The emphasis is on the skills of the craftsman in raising, forming, enamelling, engraving and chasing, both in structure and in ornamentation. Curated by the Harley Gallery under the direction of Director Lisa Gee and Gallery Manager Susan Sherrit.

The show will be open to the public from 11th May - Monday 14th May with the Private View on Thursday 10th 2012.
Friday - 11am - 6pm
Saturday - 11am - 6pm
Sunday - 11am - 6pm
Monday - 11am - 4pm

Address: Saatchi Gallery Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Rd, London. SW3 4SR

Underground: Sloane Sq. Trains: Victoria: 10-12 Mins walk Buses: 11, 19, 22, 49, 211, 319 (Kings Rd). 11, 137, 211 (Lower Sloane St)
www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk

If you are planning a visit to the show, please let me know via email (info@elizabethauriolpeers.com) and I will try and arrange to be on the stand to greet you.
To book tickets please click here
I look forward to seeing you there.

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

New Year

January and the New Year is here. What is in store for me.
Well, First off I must dig myself out of the snow so that I can make it to the workshop and shake off the cold, grab a cup of tea and settle in to things.
I have heard great news - I have been awarded sponsorship from Cooksons to take part in British Silver Week 2010 so I shall start with preparations and new work for this. The theme is summer time, difficult to think about that when it's -4 outside, but i shall light a fire and get to work!
Next up, where will I work - well I hope to continue my hammering in Zilverstad, Holland in the beautiful Watertoren. I am in persuit of some funding from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust to do this. The funding would offer such a opportunity to me. I have designs and concepts that I REALLY want to explore if the funding is successful and until I hear I can't tell you what the new work is about, so keep your fingers crossed.
Next, The show that has been housed in the V&A, Whiteley Galleries since July, displaying my piece Bert (known by the V&A as Hector) - Contemporary Silver -The Bishopsland Fellowship 1979 - 2009 will be moving to the Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh in February. (details to follow)
Next, well that's enough for now, lets leave fate and the New Year's Angel something to create. (all good, happy things please, if you're listening up there) x