Space Craft
An upcoming exhibition – jointly hosted by Habitat and the Crafts Council – aims to examine the relationship between architecture and craft.
The Space Craft show brings together both makers who are inspired by architecture and architects who are, in the words of writer and exhibition curator Grant Gibson ‘less interested in sitting in front of a computer and instead want to get their hands dirty and make things’.
These exhibitors include ceramicist Edmund de Waal and willow weaver Laura Ellen Bacon, as well as architect Nathanial Furman – who makes colourful 3D-printed ceramics.
Meanwhile practice FleaFollyArchitects will be showing handmade model Grimm City – an entire cityscape inspired by the Brothers Grimm’s fairytales.
Source: Nick Moss
Edmund de Waal, Arcady 2007
The touring exhibition will launch at Habitat’s Platform Gallery on the Kings Road, before travelling to other venues.
Space Craft: Architecture Meets Making, is at Platform, Habitat, 208 Kings Road, London SW3, from 1 May-1 June.
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