Marsden Woo
227b Ebury Street
London SW1W 8UT

www.marsdenwoo.com
info@marsdenwoo.com
+44(0)20 7336 6396

Our usual opening hours are Tuesday to Saturday 12:00 to 16:00, but please note that our showroom is available to view by appointment only. Click the link below or email us to book a viewing.

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Please note that Marsden Woo's programme is devised by its directors or by invited guest curators. We do not accept proposals for exhibitions from individuals or groups and will be unable to review or return any unsolicited materials.

TATJANA MARSDEN
Director

NELSON WOO
Director

ALIDA KUZEMCZAK-SAYER
Design & Digital

'Glass Flame Figure' by Emma Woffenden (2014). W

'Glass Flame Figure' by Emma Woffenden (2014).

Woffenden employs a full range of complex glass and mixed media techniques to make works that explore the power of myth and archetypes. The influences of social structures and the dynamics of power relations on the individual imbue her sculpture with a palpable sense of internal conflict.

Widely recognised as one of Britain's leading glass artists, her work is included in over 25 international public collections, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Wellcome Trust and the Crafts Council, London and Ernsting Glass Museum, Germany.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Photo by Philip Sayer

#emmawoffenden #marsdenwoo #glassculpture

Philip Eglin, 'Dump Rival In It' (2023) Ceramic,

Philip Eglin, 'Dump Rival In It' (2023)
Ceramic, 83 x 32 x 27cm

We are delighted to present Dump Rival In It, one of a series of new works by Philip Eglin that re-visits the ceramic Madonna and Child form the artist first developed in the late 1990s.

Initially inspired by Christian iconography and medieval Gothic religious carvings, Eglin became interested in the usually hidden backs of these figures as a space for placing deliberately complex, irreverent imagery. In the latest iteration of this idea, the subversive mark-making has expanded to cover the full surface of the work. Specifically, the pieces reference a range of symbolic visual cues that have become synonymous with the current conflict in Ukraine.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#philipeglin #marsdenwoo #madonnandchild

Now live online: Drawing Focus, an online retrospe

Now live online: Drawing Focus, an online retrospective exhibition of work by Robert Marsden. Marsden is best known for his uncompromising minimalist metal sculpture, in which the aesthetic of industrial production meets extraordinary artisanal skill and handwork. View the exhibition online at marsdenwoo.com or via the link in our bio.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Image: Neither Here Nor There (2016), installation view at Marsden Woo Gallery. Photo © Philip Sayer.

#robertmarsden #sculpture #metalsculpture #marsdenwoo

We are proud to present Drawing Focus, an online r

We are proud to present Drawing Focus, an online retrospective exhibition of work by Robert Marsden. Marsden is best known for his uncompromising minimalist metal sculpture, in which the aesthetic of industrial production meets extraordinary artisanal skill and handwork. View the exhibition online at marsdenwoo.com or via the link in our bio.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Image: Understood (2013). Photo © Philip Sayer.

#robertmarsden #sculpture #metalsculpture #marsdenwoogallery #marsdenwoo

Alison Britton, 'Polder' (2017) Ceramic, 49 x 34

Alison Britton, 'Polder' (2017)
Ceramic, 49 x 34 x 10 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#alisonbritton #marsdenwoo

Nao Matsunaga, 'Logic Things Out' (2021) Glazed c

Nao Matsunaga, 'Logic Things Out' (2021)
Glazed clay, 50 x 30 x 30 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#naomatsunaga #marsdenwoo #ceramicart #ceramicsculpture

Elizabeth Fritsch, 'Optical Cup' (c.1990s) Cerami

Elizabeth Fritsch, 'Optical Cup' (c.1990s)
Ceramic, 19 x 16 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#elizabethfritsch #marsdenwoo #ceramicart #ceramicvessel

'Inflame' by Emma Woffenden (2020). Woffenden em

'Inflame' by Emma Woffenden (2020).

Woffenden employs a full range of complex glass and mixed media techniques to make works that explore the power of myth and archetypes. The influences of social structures and the dynamics of power relations on the individual imbue her sculpture with a palpable sense of internal conflict.

Widely recognised as one of Britain's leading glass artists, her work is included in over 25 international public collections, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Wellcome Trust and the Crafts Council, London and Ernsting Glass Museum, Germany.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Photo by Philip Sayer

#emmawoffenden #marsdenwoo #glassculpture

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Marsden Woo
227b Ebury Street
London SW1W 8UT

www.marsdenwoo.com
info@marsdenwoo.com
+44(0)20 7336 6396

Our usual opening hours are Tuesday to Saturday 12:00 to 16:00, but please note that our showroom is available to view by appointment only. Click the link below or email us to book a viewing.

Book an appointment

t @MarsdenWoo
i @marsden_woo

To join our mailing list please follow this link to our signup form

Subscribe to our mailing list

You can unsubscribe at any time by following the link at the bottom of our mailouts.

Please note that Marsden Woo's programme is devised by its directors or by invited guest curators. We do not accept proposals for exhibitions from individuals or groups and will be unable to review or return any unsolicited materials.

TATJANA MARSDEN
Director

NELSON WOO
Director

ALIDA KUZEMCZAK-SAYER
Design & Digital

'Glass Flame Figure' by Emma Woffenden (2014). W

'Glass Flame Figure' by Emma Woffenden (2014).

Woffenden employs a full range of complex glass and mixed media techniques to make works that explore the power of myth and archetypes. The influences of social structures and the dynamics of power relations on the individual imbue her sculpture with a palpable sense of internal conflict.

Widely recognised as one of Britain's leading glass artists, her work is included in over 25 international public collections, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Wellcome Trust and the Crafts Council, London and Ernsting Glass Museum, Germany.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Photo by Philip Sayer

#emmawoffenden #marsdenwoo #glassculpture

Philip Eglin, 'Dump Rival In It' (2023) Ceramic,

Philip Eglin, 'Dump Rival In It' (2023)
Ceramic, 83 x 32 x 27cm

We are delighted to present Dump Rival In It, one of a series of new works by Philip Eglin that re-visits the ceramic Madonna and Child form the artist first developed in the late 1990s.

Initially inspired by Christian iconography and medieval Gothic religious carvings, Eglin became interested in the usually hidden backs of these figures as a space for placing deliberately complex, irreverent imagery. In the latest iteration of this idea, the subversive mark-making has expanded to cover the full surface of the work. Specifically, the pieces reference a range of symbolic visual cues that have become synonymous with the current conflict in Ukraine.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#philipeglin #marsdenwoo #madonnandchild

Now live online: Drawing Focus, an online retrospe

Now live online: Drawing Focus, an online retrospective exhibition of work by Robert Marsden. Marsden is best known for his uncompromising minimalist metal sculpture, in which the aesthetic of industrial production meets extraordinary artisanal skill and handwork. View the exhibition online at marsdenwoo.com or via the link in our bio.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Image: Neither Here Nor There (2016), installation view at Marsden Woo Gallery. Photo © Philip Sayer.

#robertmarsden #sculpture #metalsculpture #marsdenwoo

We are proud to present Drawing Focus, an online r

We are proud to present Drawing Focus, an online retrospective exhibition of work by Robert Marsden. Marsden is best known for his uncompromising minimalist metal sculpture, in which the aesthetic of industrial production meets extraordinary artisanal skill and handwork. View the exhibition online at marsdenwoo.com or via the link in our bio.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Image: Understood (2013). Photo © Philip Sayer.

#robertmarsden #sculpture #metalsculpture #marsdenwoogallery #marsdenwoo

Alison Britton, 'Polder' (2017) Ceramic, 49 x 34

Alison Britton, 'Polder' (2017)
Ceramic, 49 x 34 x 10 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#alisonbritton #marsdenwoo

Nao Matsunaga, 'Logic Things Out' (2021) Glazed c

Nao Matsunaga, 'Logic Things Out' (2021)
Glazed clay, 50 x 30 x 30 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#naomatsunaga #marsdenwoo #ceramicart #ceramicsculpture

Elizabeth Fritsch, 'Optical Cup' (c.1990s) Cerami

Elizabeth Fritsch, 'Optical Cup' (c.1990s)
Ceramic, 19 x 16 cm

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

#elizabethfritsch #marsdenwoo #ceramicart #ceramicvessel

'Inflame' by Emma Woffenden (2020). Woffenden em

'Inflame' by Emma Woffenden (2020).

Woffenden employs a full range of complex glass and mixed media techniques to make works that explore the power of myth and archetypes. The influences of social structures and the dynamics of power relations on the individual imbue her sculpture with a palpable sense of internal conflict.

Widely recognised as one of Britain's leading glass artists, her work is included in over 25 international public collections, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Wellcome Trust and the Crafts Council, London and Ernsting Glass Museum, Germany.

For more information or to enquire about sales please contact Tatjana Marsden
+44(0)20 73366396 or info@marsdenwoo.com

Photo by Philip Sayer

#emmawoffenden #marsdenwoo #glassculpture

Wells-Next-the-Sea (2007), is from our current onl

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MARSDEN WOO GALLERY 227b Ebury Street SW1W 8UT
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