The Harlequin Gallery is delighted to be collaborating with Afridi in their new exhibition space in Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, especially with the ceramic exhibitions to be held there. It is fitting that the first of these should be an … Continued
Many of you will have noticed that the Harlequin Gallery’s online activity and exhibition programme has decreased over recent years. This is due to advancing years and the desire to deal directly in person with people like it used to … Continued
The Harlequin Gallery will be taking part in Plumstead Open Studios 2024 in London SE18 for the third consecutive year. All venues, including the Harlequin, will open from 11am until 6pm over the weekend Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th September. The … Continued
PLUMSTEAD OPEN STUDIOS – Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2023 The Harlequin Gallery will be taking part in Plumstead Artists Open Studios for the second consecutive year, with all venues open from 11am until 6pm on both days. All … Continued
This exhibition of twenty-five boxed wood-fired pots from Bizen, Iga and Shigaraki and associated works will go on show at the gallery from 11am on Saturday 27th May. However, the boxed items will be “live” online from 2 pm on … Continued
Last summer I travelled north of the river here in London to visit Lisa Sjukur at her home. Part of the joy of this visit was viewing and handling the pots. This exceeded my expectations, so much so that I … Continued
“Portable Pillow” is an exhibition of woodfired work from the Bizen and Shigaraki kilns, being held at Troy Town Pottery in Hoxton, London N1 6SH. The Harlequin Gallery is holding the exhibition at Troy Town, in conjunction with the pottery … Continued
Although I have organised Plumstead Open Studios since 2016, this is the first year that the Harlequin Gallery has actually taken part. Traditionally held over the first weekend in September, this year sees over 47 artists exhibiting in 24 venues … Continued
Trevor Coldrey has collected studio ceramics for over 40 years but it has become necessary to downsize recently. This is due to moving from the original Harlequin Gallery site to a flat a short distance away. The move took place … Continued
Studio pottery, with an emphasis on that of British makers, will be offered in the first Harlequin Gallery of 2021. Three specific artists make up the first part of this selection of studio pottery. Then the second part will concentrate … Continued