A series of bowls and coasters derived from the Wilderness collection are currently having the final touches added and will soon be on their way to Buckinghamshire. Obsidian Art is a gallery in Stoke Mandeville where you will find original Stopped Clock pieces for sale. Check out their website by clicking here.
Photos of the work produced for Obsidian Art will be uploaded soon.
Stopped Clock exhibited at the British Craft Trade Fair 2011 this week alongside fellow designGAP member Harmony Jutle. We had a great time and received lots of interest from buyers who said they were seeking something different and contemporary. I feel greatly inspired and motivated following this event and will be busy fulfilling my orders over the coming weeks.
A big thank you to the familiar faces who came to see our stand, and for those of you who couldn’t make it, here’s a photo of the Stopped Clock display…
Look out for Stopped Clock at the British Craft Trade Fair, sharing stand number 330 with fellow designGAP member Harmony Jutle who specialises in metal sculpture and silver jewellery. Stopped Clock will have a selection of work on display including glass platters of various shapes and sizes, elegant glass pendants and glass coasters. Stopped Clock will also have a piece of work featured in the entrance display cabinet amongst a select group of other designer-makers, hand-picked by the event organiser.
The bctf opens on Sunday 3rd April and runs until Tuesday 5th April and is situated in the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate.
Stopped Clock is proudly featured alongside many talented and inspirational designer-makers in the brand new update to the designGAP Directory on page 22.
I am happy to announce that Stopped Clock is now a member of the Contemporary Crafts Network (CNN). Originally formed and run by artists and makers themselves, the group exhibit work as a collective both locally and across Europe. For more information please click here to be directed to the CNN website.
Look out for Stopped Clock featured in the ‘Makers Gallery’ section of the current craft&design Magazine Issue#213 January/February 2011, click here for more info.
The Think Tank exhibition in Lincoln has now ended and I would like to send out a big thank you to all involved, including the other participating makers and all who came to see the work on display. I very much enjoyed being a part of this successful event. Please visit and ‘like’ the Stopped Clock facebook page to be kept informed of upcoming exhibitions and events.
Here’s a little peek at the Stopped Clock stand within the Harley Gallery Christmas Market 2010. If you haven’t been down already then you still have chance tomorrow between 10am-5pm and you will find us in the marquee amongst the resident maker’s studios.
A huge thank you to the familiar faces, family and friends who ventured out in the crisp white snow to show their support today, it is very much appreciated, enjoy your purchases!
Stopped Clock will be at the Harley Gallery Christmas Market with a variety of hand crafted glass pieces on offer. From large serving platters to pendants suspended on sterling silver rope chains, there is something for everyone. Also on display is the new range of framed photographic prints featuring original hand-drawn designs intricately cut from paper to add shadows of pattern.
I feel honoured to have been selected for this event alongside other well-respected makers and hope all who attend will enjoy the variety of skilled craftsmanship exhibited.
