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FEBRUARY 24 - FEBRUARY 28, 2021

CALLING COLLECT JOIN US ON A V IRTUAL TRIP TO CRAFT GALLERI ES AROUND THE WORLD.

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J oin me on this four-day Rue Pigalle virtual adventure at this year’s Collect Art Fair. l take you into the galleries for live tours, conversations with artists and moments of artful emotions. Over the course of four days, we hop from London to Edinburgh, Paris, New York and Oslo in style and with no jetlag. Follow me. - ISABELLE

Capture a flavour of this world-class fair in this video “Snap Shot of Collect 2020.”

HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE Collect is one of the world’s leading contemporary art fairs for craft and design. It brings together international gallerists to showcase and sell work by living craft artists. It’s usually housed in Somerset House in the heart of London, but due to the pandemic, the fair is moving to Artsy.net.

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GALLERY Vessel ARTIST Nina Caasson McGarva The Way it Twists

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Friday, February 26th

Saturday, February 27th

Sunday, February 28th

Gallery Blackbook Page 42 Pre-trip Reading/Play List Page 44 Daily schedule with LINKS Page 52

Sotheby’s Lecture V&A Lecture

Goldsmiths’ Lecture Crafting a Difference gallery tours

Design-Nation Dovecot Studios Mixology: G&T

Galerie Scene Ouverte J. Lohmann Gallery RAM Galleri

Maison Parisienne London Glassblowing Tea time with artist & gallerist

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CITY LIFE “You find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. Sir, when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” — Dr Samuel Johnson.

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V&A LECTURE No need to introduce this venerable art institution found- ed in 1852. It was originally part of the Great Exhibition and known as the Museum of Manufactures—a long way from the magnificent fashion exhibits for which it is now famous. Did you know the museum sits on 12.5 acres of land, has 145 galleries and 4.5 million objects? The museum owns the triangle of land in front of its entrance and across the street so that the view of its majestic doors will never be blocked.

London Wednesday, February 24 Cultured Conversations The first day of our trip is spent in London enjoying some exceptional lectures. Accessing the VIP program of Collect art fair, we learn from the experts at the V&A and Sotheby’s. Is there a better way to explore the cultural life of a city? SOTHEBY’S LECTURE Join Sotheby’s specialists Julia Fischel and Robin Cawdron-Stewart as they take a look at some of their top picks from ceramic and glass at Collect 2021, talk about artists to watch and the hottest trends in galleries and at auction.

V&A LECTURE Join Christine Checinska, British

womenswear designer, art historian and Curator of African and African Diaspora Fashion at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Anne Toomey, Head of Programme and Reader in Smart Textiles at the Royal College of Art to discuss their selection of stand-out objects at this year’s Collect Art fair. Theywill introduce you to the work of new emerging makers as well as established textile artists.

STYLISH BEGINNINGS Sotheby’s founder, Samuel Baker, was an entrepreneur, occasional publisher and successful bookseller who held his first auction under his own name on March 11, 1744. The dispersal of “several hundred scarce and valuable books in all branches of polite literature” from the library of Sir John Stanley fetched a grand total of £826. Baker designed en- ticing advertising campaigns and produced authoritative catalogues. He was, as one colleague noted, a “joyous fellow” with a fondness for plum-coloured coats.

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ARTIST Ane Christensen exhibits her work at the Goldsmiths’ Fair

London Thursday, February 25 We virtually spend the day in London traveling from the Goldsmiths’ Hall to Notting Hill and Marylebone (my favou- rite London village). The art- ists we’ll discover come from around the globe. GOLDSMITHS’ LECTURE We explore the Goldsmiths’ Company’s rich history, which dates back to 1327. Its mandate— then and now—is to regulate the goldsmithing trade and enforce hallmarking standards for the pre- cious metals being used.

GILDED TALES The Goldsmiths’ Company is one of London’s iconic ‘Great XII’ Livery companies. For this year’s lecture, which is entitled “Jewellery and Precious Metalwork,” they are holding a panel discussion with Katy Wickremesinghe, founder of KTW London, Lizzie Atkins, a freelance researcher, writer and jeweller and Stephen Webster, who is a liveryman of the Goldsmiths’ Company. The three noted experts will be discussing their favourite pieces from this year’s Collect Art Fair.

GALLERY Goldsmiths’ Centre ARTIST Melanie Eddy Melanie Eddy creates sculptural pieces that use geometry to help explore and define the relationship between the body and a piece of bejewelled metal. “I have always loved geometry—how it informs the art world—as well as the buildings and the landscapes we spend time in... Jewelry, to me, is a form of intimate architecture,” says Melanie.

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GALLERY MADEINBRITALY ARTIST Bottega Vignoli

GALLERY Cavaliero Finn ARTIST Cecilia Moore, Parlour Life

CRAFTING A DIFFERENCE, MARYLEBONE A curated selection of works in ceramic, glass, metal, paper, textile and wood by over 35 artists will be exhibited across the four floors of SoShiro, a splendid Georgian townhouse in Marylebone. Five London- based contemporary craft and visual art galleries have forged an unprecedented relationship to bring together an ambitiously diverse selection of work in early 2021. “Crafting a Difference” at SoShiro gallery, is a positively defiant act of coming together at a time when so many have been forced apart.

GALLERY Cavaliero Finn ARTIST Frances Priest , Gathering Places Frances Priest’s clay works explore and interpret the languages of ornament from different cultures, places and periods in history. From her Edinburgh studio Frances creates intricate and colourful ceramic objects that celebrate her fascination for ornament and pattern, using clay as a canvas on which to build richly drawn and layered surfaces of inlaid line, glaze colour and enamel decals.

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GALLERY Cavaliero Finn ARTIST Hannah Tounsend, Elliptoid Vessel (Clockwise) GALLERY jaggedart ARTIST Thurle Wright, Tapestry Sample II (Pages cut from Silas Marner by George Elliot) GALLERY jaggedart ARTIST Valeria Nascimento, Sakura Block

GALLERY jaggedart ARTIST Kazuhito Takadoi , HOKO Inspired by the rich woodland surrounding his birthplace of Nagoya, Japan, Kazuhito grows and hand picks grasses, leaves and twigs from his garden, sowing each blade through the paper. As the grasses dry and mature they embark on a subtle colour shift, comparative to seasonal change. His inspiration comes from many places: an unusual rock formation, a twisted tree branch, clouds in the sky. Nature is just full of inspiration. It is then a matter of matching the material to an idea.

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GALLERY Ting & Ying ARTIST Zhao Jinya , Existent Existence II, No. 13 Zhao Jinya sees glass as an ideal medium to explore the themes of environment, emotions and personal experiences. Her intention is to playfully explore how glass can affect the viewers’ perception of reality and to engender emotional responses. For this collection she uses opaque and transparent layered blown glass to deliberately obscure the interior of the specific enigmatic forms. This cre- ates a paradoxical interpretation of what is interior or exterior. To this end Jinya aims to evoke the ‘non-existent existence’.

GALLERY MadeinBritaly ARTIST Andrea Salvatori, Composizione , and untitled glazed earthenware

GALLERY Vessel ARTISTS Maarten Vrolijk, Sakura Enemark & Thompson, Ore Genesis in Grey & Weimaraner III

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CRAFTY FOLK “Edina! Scotia’s darling seat!” wrote poet Robert Burns. Scotland is a cradle for crafts, in particular for textiles. Did you know that the first cotton spinning mill was opened at Penicuik in 1778? Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities - a city of arts and culture, knowledge and history where one always feels welcome.

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ARTIST Rudi Richardson, Honeysuckle, After May Morris.

London & Edinburgh Friday, February 26 From London we travel to Edinburgh the jewel of Scotland and one of the most prolific cities when it comes to crafts.

DESIGN-NATION Design-Nation represents some of the most acclaimed and innovative designers and craftspeople across the UK. It was founded over 20 years ago and is known for its support and promotion of designers/makers, and their partnership programs.

DOVECOT STUDIOS, EDINBURGH Dovecot is an internationally renowned fine art tapestry studio and a landmark centre for art, craft and design in Scotland. Established in Edinburgh in 1912, Dovecot has a track record of collaborating with some of the most important artists of the last 100 years to create ground-breaking works of art.

(Left) ARTISTS Christine Meyer-Eaglestone, Bauhaus II marquetry screens; Ella Fearon- Low, Trifolium Brooch, Emily Jo Gibbs, Portrait of a Metal Worker

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COCKTAIL HOUR: THE CLASSIC G&T A languid cocktail hour is the sign of a great day of travel adventures when we get together and create a melting pot of impressions, ideas, wants and delights while sipping our favourite cocktails. Nothing more British than a great G&T. Mixologist Devin Tomlinson will regale us with stories of the gin industry in the UK (remember William Hogarth’s illustration of the evils of gin-drinking?) before teaching us how to make an elevated G&T.

GALLERY Dovecot Studios, ARTISTS (top) Chris Ofili, The Caged Bird’s Song , (bottom) Ben Hymers, Pink and Gold ; Emma Jo Webster, Waves, After Charles Rennie Mackintosh ; Rudi Richardson, Tree of Life. The images, which are details, are courtesy of Dovecot Studios

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GLOBAL CITIZENS Few cities may seem as disparate as Paris, New York and Oslo. And yet, each one epitomizes the sophistication of its culture while embracing diversity and multiculturalism.

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Paris, New York, Oslo Saturday, February 27 Today we hop over the Channel and the Atlantic Ocean, to visit Paris, New York and Oslo. If Oslo’s average temperature of 22°F in Feb- ruary feels a little chilly, you should just go ahead and blame yourself: “There’s no bad weather, just bad clothing choices,” as a popular Norwegian saying goes. Did you know… Oslo is considered to be in the south of Norway, and yet, it is on the same latitude as Alaska and St. Petersburg?

LIFE OF AN ARTIST We meet artist, C é lia Bertrand to discuss the

inspiration behind her finely crafted porcelain pieces as well as objects and small furniture. C é lia has a Master’s degree in Art History and Archaeology and a Master’s degree in Heritage Development.

Galerie SCENE OUVERTE The Galerie SCENE OUVERTE is located in the heart of the 7th district of Paris. Conceived as a New York loft and a real living space, on the second floor of the restaurant l’Allénothèque, the gallery presents art furniture and ceramics, in unique pieces or limited editions. ARTISTS (Top) Maarten Vrolijk vases and stool by Abel Cárcamo Segovia

ARTIST C é lia Bertrand, Chaises et guéridon Blooming Moon

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ARTIST Sandra Davolio, Coral Flower and other vessels.

J . LOHMANN GALLERY, NEW YORK Founded in 2006, J. Lohmann Gallery, New York, specializes in contemporary decorative arts by internationally established designers and emerging talents. The gallery plays an instrumental role in nourishing the relationship between design, decorative arts, and sculpture, and its success is due to its unique roster of ceramic and glass artists.

ARTIST Barbara Nanning, Verre églomisé No. 17 and Verre églomisé No. 16

ARTIST Ahryun Lee, Blue Jelly and Blue Rabbit

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ARTIST Jara Marken, Overproduction III, 2020 and Clinique Vestimentaire, Coralie Marabelle.

RAM GALLERI , OSLO RAM is a multidisciplinary gallery focusing on the intersection of contemporary art, craft and design. RAM aims to be a platform for emerging and mid-career artists and makers from Scandinavia and beyond, while also allowing a space of renewal for established craft artists.

ARTIST Tulla Elieson & Sisse Lee, Conversations

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DAY DREAMING An ideal day starts with a breakfast croissant in Paris and ends with English tea in London.

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Paris & London Sunday, February 28 In March, Paris celebrates Spring. We shed the heavy scarves and coats for a lighter foulard and blazer, we take a little longer to walk through the parks to admire the budding tulips, we can almost have lunch at the terrace de café. It is the last day of our trip and we return to London to admire the incredible glass work of London Glassblowing Studio.

MAISON PARISIENNE Since 2008, the Maison Parisienne nomadic gallery has been showcas- ing the finest of contemporary French savoir-faire in art objects and high- end design furniture, in a variety of disciplines presently including silver- smiths, ceramists, embroiderers, wood turners, glass artists… Maison Parisienne reveals and rediscovers a French art-de-vivre that is as auda- cious as it is contemporary.

ARTIST Simone Pheulpin, Alpha Serie Croissance ; Silver Sentimenti, Petite Coupe

ARTIST Julien Vermeulen, Black Hope

ARTISTS Pierre Renart, Bureau Wave

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ARTIST Louis Thompson Dancing Genes, Allel 1

ARTIST Bruce Marks Blue and Yellow Birds

LONDON GLASSBLOWING, LONDON London Glassblowing is one of the UK’s leading studio glass galleries, equally welcoming to collectors, enthusiasts and passers-by, who are drawn in by the glow of the furnace and a stunning display of treasures. As well as viewing pieces by Britain’s finest glass artists, visitors can watch the fascinating and magical art of glassblowing practised in the adjoining hotshop.

ARTISTS (top) Tim Rawlinson, Echoes of Light and Echoes of Light V , Bruce Marks, Blue and Yellow Birds ; Sophie Layton, Shadows of Willow and Acer.

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TEA TIME Time to relax over a

spot of tea with London gallerist Andrea Harari and artist Charlotte Hodes. Andrea’s gallery has a reputation for showing work that is poetic as well as championing work that shows the artists’ involvement and their love of craftsmanship.

TEMPTRESS IN A TEAPOT Charlotte Hodes began her life as an artist in the midst of the ‘70s feminist movement. She was at art school in London studying painting—a medium that feminist artists rebelled against as she says it was represented by a kind of “male her- oism that women wanted to move away from.” Hodes says her work challenges the notion of the female muse—the one who is subservient to the male genius or male ego. Her women aren’t following a conventional path. “People ask me if my work is a self-portrait,” notes Charlotte. “I think there’s some truth in that. I’m probably a quiet egoist at heart.”

ARTIST Charlotte Hodes, The Lovers

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

The 7 things to know about your virtual adventure. 1. We “travel” for two hours a day via Zoom. (You receive the link a fewdays before the trip.). 2. Tours will take place between 9 am-12 pm EST and 2-5 pmUK time (the times may vary slightly, please check the final itinerary.) 3. Upon booking you receive a reading list as well as a play list to get in the mood for the adventure. 4. Every visit is recorded so don’t worry if you miss a session. You can watch it later. 5. Each day, our group is welcomed into galleries by curators and some of their artists. (The group is limited to 20 participants so everyone can join in the conversation with the artists and gallerists.) 6. Contact the galleries directly if you wish to purchase any pieces. Rue Pigalle does not receive commissions on sales. 7. The trip is non-refundable unless it cannot take place because of Rue Pigalle’s negligence. Rue Pigalle cannot be held responsible for the quality of the image or sound during the tour.

THE CLUB, BY RUE PIGALLE If you—or someone you know— has a curious mind and is a fervent supporter of crafts, I invite you to join The Club, by Rue Pigalle. Members have exclusive access to the world of crafts through our digital events, conversations with artists, lessons, workshops and tours. From a paper marbling studio in Wiltshire to a Japanese bamboo artist, we crisscross the globe always in search of artists who have exceptional craft skills. If you would like to become a

member please email [email protected] .

ARTIST Lorraine Robson, Hit Me Shake Me Blow Me

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LONDON Cavaliero Finn www.cavalierofinn.com [email protected] Jaggedart www.jaggedart.com [email protected] London Glassblowing www.londonglassblowing.co.uk [email protected] MadeInBritaly www.madeinbritaly.com [email protected]

EDINBURGH Dovecot Studios www.dovecotstudios.com [email protected] PARIS Galerie Scene Ouverte www.galerie-sceneouverte.com [email protected] Maison Parisienne

www.maisonparisienne.fr/en/ fgbernard@maisonparisienne NEW YORK J. Lohmann Gallery www.jlohmanngallery.com/ [email protected] OSLO RAM GALLERI

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Ting-Ying Gallery www.ting-ying.com [email protected] Vessel Gallery www.vesselgallery.com [email protected] Design-Nation www.designnation.co.uk [email protected]

www.ramgalleri.no [email protected]

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TRAVEL AND THE ART OF IMAGINATION

I ’ve chosen a collection of books and created a playlist that will pique your imagination in advance of our virtual adventure. As Elizabeth Dunn told a New York Times reporter, “Anticipation is such a valuable source of pleasure.” Dunn, who is professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia, studies anticipation and happiness. She spoke of a “happiness reset” we’ll all feel when we take our first real travel adventure post pandemic. Meanwhile, consider this your virtual warmup act to rekindle that sense of wonder. - ISABELLE

PORCELAIN: A HISTORY FROM THE HEART OF EUROPE “This is the book on porcelain we have been waiting for,’”enthuses Edmund de Waal on the flyleaf.

MAJOLICA: A COMPLETE HISTORY AND ILLUSTRATED SURVEY This is the best, broadest, and most complete introduction to the colorful, lustrously glazed, exuberantly decorated 19th-century ceramic art that is called majolica.

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CLOTH THAT CHANGED THE WORLD: THE ART AND FASHION OF INDIAN CHINTZ This scholarly yet sumptuous book covers over a thousand years of the history of printed and painted cotton in its 300-plus pages, which are light- ened by lavish illustrations. Published to coincide with a show at the Royal Ontario Museum (4 April – 27 Sep- tember 2020), essays range from sacred wall hangings in Indonesia and luxury dress in 18th-century Europe, to blockprinting in high fashion today.

OUR ISLES: POEMS CELEBRATING THE ART OF RURAL TRADES AND TRADITIONS This unusual project explores countryside crafts in two ways: poetry and printmaking. Each of Angus Birditt’s 30 poems focuses on a single occupation – from blacksmith to farrier, thatcher to drystone waller – and are accompa- nied by Lilly Hedley’s characterful monochrome linocuts. The pair run a foraged food business in North Wales, which helps give a personal flavour to this celebration of all things rural

THE STORY OF TOOLS A celebration of the beauty and craftmanship behind the tools of handmade trades. Hole & Corner .

ANNI & JOSEF ALBERS: EQUAL AND UNEQUAL This biography celebrates the rich output of two creative masters, Anni and Josef Albers. From their formative years at the Bauhaus in Germany to their time teaching at Black Mountain College in the US, it explores the work of modernism’s foremost power couple, who reshaped the worlds of craft, art and design.

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HANNAH RYGGEN: THREADS OF DEFIANCE The Swedish-Norwegian modern artist, who died in 1970, was best known for her monumental, politically charged tapestries, which reflected her feminist views, her communist sympathies and her opposition to fascism even before the Second World War. Marit Paasche’s detailed analysis explores the artist’s move from painting to textiles, her participation in the Venice Art Biennale in 1964, as well as her influ- ences and personal hard- ships, shining light on this often neglected practitioner.

SIMONE PHEULPIN This is a spectacular reference monograph about the artist who is turning 80 this year. We will admire Simone Pheulpin’s work at Maison Parisienne.

NORWEGIAN CRAFTS Norwegian Crafts’ aim is to strengthen the position of Norwegian contemporary crafts internationally. They have a large library of publications covering many crafts, techniques and materials.

BERNARD LEACH: LIFE AND WORK First published in 2003, Emmanuel Cooper’s classic biography of the man often dubbed ‘the father of British studio pottery’ has been republished in time for the centenary of the Leach Pottery, which Leach co-founded with the Japanese potter Shoji Hamada in St Ives. Coming in at over 400 dense pages, sprinkled liberally with footnotes, this is a deep dive into the man and the myth, exploring both his pioneering role and continuing legacy.

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MATERIAL MATTERS with Grant Gibson ON DESIGN with Justyna Green THE CAPITAL OF CRAFT with Sarah James TEXTURES with Valerie Legras

PATCH WORK: A LIFE AMONGST CLOTHES The V&A’s senior fashion curator Claire Wilcox has been immersed in the world of clothing for over 20 years. Her new memoir PatchWork condenses her life into chapters focused on specific fashion items that reveal her own experiences: from an embroidered bag bought while travelling in Afghanistan in 1973, to a hand-knitted cardigan for her baby daughter.

PAINTED POMEGRANATES AND NEEDLEPOINT RABBIS This exploration of American Jewish crafting traditions takes the reader on a journey through homes, conventions, knitting circles and craftivist groups. Heavily focused on women, it explores craft that is rich with the texture of every- day life, memory, fellowship and Jewish identity.

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26

All three events will be on the same link. You only need to log on once when we start and it will keep you connected until we finish.

LET THE ADVENTURE BEGIN. . .

CLICKTHE PLANE TO JOIN Meeting ID: 839 7373 6038 Passcode: 775233

On the days that we are attending the Collect VIP talks, you will need to log on for each talk with a different link. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 I will email you the link to the three talks on the day of the talk. The links are controlled by Collect Art Fair and I will only receive the links on the day of the talk.

9:00am: Design-Nation

10:15am: Dovecot Studio

12:30pm: Mixology

9:00 am: Collect Art Fair VIP Talk in collaboration with Sotheby’s – Ceramics

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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27

All three events will be on the same link. You only need to log on once when we start and it will keep you connected until we finish.

10:30am: Collect Art Fair Talk in collaboration with Cox London - modern craft in the hands of interior designers

All three events will be on the same link. You only need to log on once when we start and it will keep you connected until we finish.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 9:00am: Collect Art Fair VIP Talk in collaboration Goldsmiths’ Fair – Art Jewelry I will email you the link the day of the talk.

CLICKTHE PLANE TO JOIN. Meeting ID: 833 1908 0929 Passcode: 213965

12:00 pm: Collect Art Fair VIP Talk in collaboration with the V&A - Textiles

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1:15 pm : Gossip Time : for those of you who would like to get together after the talks and exchange impressions

11:15am: Crafting a Difference.

10:00am: Maison Parisienne

9:00am: Galerie Scene Ouverte

CLIICKTHE PLANE TO JOIN. Passcode: 377687 Meeting ID : 830 1554 0921

CLICKTHE PLANE TO JOIN Passcode: 934447 Meeting ID: 848 5573 8315

11:15am: London Glassblowing

10:30am: J. Lohmann gallery

12:30pm: tea with Charlotte Hodes

11:45am: RAM Galleri

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