We love your questions, your spirit of curiosity and sharing what we do with you. Come and visit our ceramic studio and see how it’s made.
Max 10 people per tour, first come first serve. RSVP is mandatory.
Studio tours
Saturday December 11, 2021 at 11 am
Saturday December 11, 2021 at 2:30 pm
Where
Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
In many of the world’s finest homes, a space known as The Great Room forms the heart of the property. It’s an area that lends itself to quiet discussion, moments of thought and study but also serves spectacularly for meeting, socialising and entertaining. It’s a superb spot for a think or a drink, for business or for pleasure. The Great Room was born to change the way people work, meet and socialise.
We are extremely happy that our Fragment(s) | The bottle edition | Series 11/01 is now part of The Great Room’s art collection and on display in the library of their new space in Singapore at 63 Robinson Road, Level 8.
Mixed colours: rebirth is a cross-cultural art exhibition featuring 22 international artists and curated by Marie-Florence Gros (La Galerie Paris 1839) and Christel Villepelet in benefit of Children of the Mekong.
We are very proud to have participated with our Fragment(s). Here are a few photos.
We love your questions, your spirit of curiosity and sharing what we do with you. Come and visit our ceramic studio and see how it’s made.
Max 8 people per tour, first come first serve. RSVP is mandatory.
Studio tours
Saturday June 5, 2021 at 11 am
Saturday June 5, 2021 at 2:30 pm
Where
Unit 16B, Man Foong Industrial Building, 7 Cheung Lee Street, Chai Wan
MIX COLOURS: REBIRTH is a cross-cultural art exhibition featuring 22 international artists and curated by Marie-Florence Gros (La Galerie Paris 1839) and Christel Villepelet.
MIX COLOURS: REBIRTH is a burst of colours to celebrate the energy of life, the power of diversity and natural beauty, and to highlight the links between cultures.
Wrecked on our island, or stuck elsewhere, forbidden to travel, we have cherished even more the vivid beauty around us. While pollution, globalization, threaten to fade the world’s colours and contrasts, while unexpected new threats have changed our perspectives, this exhibition enhances colours as symbols of the natural and cultural diversity to save, the original beauty to admire, the source of rebirth: a positive and energetic sight to create tomorrow’s world.
Julie & Jesse will be showing three pairs of Fragment(s) to benefit the charity work of Children of the Mekong.
Where
The Pulse, L3, East Wing, Repulse Bay
When
30th of April 2021 to May 3rd 2021
Free Admission
M+, Hong Kong’s new museum of contemporary visual culture, opened in 2021. Its varied collections include more than 6,000 works and objects from the worlds of visual art, moving image, and design and architecture; more than 1,500 works of contemporary Chinese art from the M+ Sigg Collection; the M+ Collection Archives, comprising some 45,000 items; and the M+ Library Special Collection.
M+ Collections: Highlights presents the work of more than 300 artists, designers, film-makers, photographers, and architects, specially selected to represent the collections as a whole, from Zhang Peili and Charlotte Perriand, to Nam June Paik, Zaha Hadid, and Shigeru Ban. Each chapter encompasses a different decade of the collections’ span, from the 1950s to the present. The book consists of individual entries on featured makers, each paired with an insightful analysis by an M+ curator. Interspersed among these entries are twenty-four thematic essays that illuminate some of the ideas around which the collections have grown, including modernism in Asian art and the future of painting in a digital world. Full of unexpected connections and new perspectives, M+ Collections: Highlights serves as an invaluable—and beautiful—introduction to this innovative new museum’s world-class collections of modern and contemporary visual culture.
Play Lives is an exhibition curated by Rémi Leclerc and Chi-wing Lee for Design Spectrum about the concept of play as a positive agent in people’s lives.
We are very proud to be showing our latest project, Pocket Garden, made for Design Trust: Critically Homemade x Kapok.
Play is useless. Play is good. Everybody plays. Not all the time. So what is play? How does it work? Why is it good? How do we design for play? So many questions – is there enough time? Enter the rabbit hole: toying with the concept of play as a positive agent in people’s lives, the PLAY LIVES exhibition takes visitors through design for play’s wonderland.
Play Lives is an exhibition curated by Rémi Leclerc and Chi-wing Lee for Design Spectrum.
Julie & Jesse will be showing Pocket Garden made for Design Trust: Critically Homemade and Kapok.
Where
Design Spectrum
When
23rd of February 2021 to 30th of April 2021
Free Admission
