Tag: Walthamstow

• Walthamstow, Women and William Morris: Claire Twomey’s “Living Installation” in East London

  

  I was fortunate to visit the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow (east London) this weekend to view a beautiful art installation by British ceramicist Claire Twomey before this temporary exhibition closed to the general public on 18 September 2016. The one-room installation – “Claire Twomey: Time Present and Time Past“ (William Morris Gallery, 18 June – 18 […]

  Carol Ann Dixon

  September 17, 2016

  Art – Politics, Contemporary Art, Europe, Exhibition Review, London, Museums, Performance Art, United Kingdom

  Arts and Crafts Movement, Ceramics, Chrysanthemum, Claire Twomey, Cultural memory, Gender, Immersive art, Installation, Time Present and Time Past, Walthamstow, William Morris, William Morris Gallery

• A new photographic installation by Yinka Shonibare MBE, inspired by William Morris

  

  ‘The William Morris Family Album’ is the title of a new photography exhibition and costume display at the William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, east London, featuring a new installation of photographic tableaux created by British-Nigerian contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare MBE. In preparation for the exhibition, Shonibare undertook extensive research into the life and work of William Morris, […]

  Carol Ann Dixon

  February 10, 2015

  Art, Contemporary Art, Exhibitions, London, United Kingdom

  Archives, Costume, Cultural diversity, Photography, Textiles, Waltham Forest, Walthamstow, William Morris Gallery, Yinka Shonibare