NEWS
Lucille Lewin At Dover Street Market, London
Presenting a selection of work in all the shades of white Dover Street Market in Haymarket, London to coincide with the launch of the seasonal changeover in store.
You can find my work on the ground floor
SECOND NATURE EXHIBITION AT HARLEY FOUNDATION
An exhibition exploring the collision between technology, nature, and humanity. The work in has been made in response to her visit to the historic Welbeck estate and its Portman Museum, learning about the 5th Duke of Portland and his essentric building of tunnels and underground ballrooms.
The exhibition runs from 1st July to the 30th of September 2023 at the Harley Foundation in Welbeck. Program of talks to be announced.
Lucille Lewin in conversation with Louisa Buck
Lucille Lewin was joined by Louisa Buck, Contributing Editor, Contemporary Art at The Art Newspaper, for a special in conversation as part of London Craft Week 2021.
This was held during 'In Good Company - Lucille Lewin & Nicole Farhi'
Exploring How We Work, Not What We Make at David Gill Gallery
Five ceramic artists – Clare Twomey, Barnaby Barford, Phoebe Cummings, Lucille Lewin and Malene Hartmann Rasmussen – come together to discuss the way they work and the role that craftsmanship plays in their practice.
The conversation is moderated by the writer and journalist Emma Crichton-Miller, editor of The Design Edit.
8 October 2021
David Gill Gallery, 2–4 King Street, SW1Y 6QP
Grinling Gibbons - Centuries in the Making, touring exhibition
3-27 August 2021
Bonhams, New Bond Street, London
https://grinling-gibbons.org/event/exhibition-bonhams/
24 September -30 January 2022
Compton Verney Art Gallery, Warwickshire
https://grinling-gibbons.org/event/exhibition-comptonverney/
THe World of Interiors
April 2021
Lucille invited World of Interiors into her home in Central London in this 10 page spread.
‘It is a place shaped by instinct as much as taste. ‘My sculpture has become gestural,’ she says. ‘I like to build, break and build again. I am not precious, but I want my work to say what I want to say. It’s similar to the way I cook: I choose ingredients, take some out, add some.’
Collect 2020
27 February - 1 March 2020
Somerset House, London
New works on display with Ting-Ying Gallery
‘A Whiter Shade of Pale’
Ceramic Review Nov/Dec 2019
Written by Colin Martin
‘The Secret Life of a Pea, Post-Apocalyptic Regeneration’ 2019, her series of intricate clear glazed and gilt-decorated porcelain works made in Dehua, explore humanity’s impact on the planet. Beautiful, the multiple allusions render its meaning elusive.’
‘Blanc de Chine, a Continuous Conversation’ Review in Crafts Magazine
Written by Emma Crichton-Miller
‘For Lewin’s display, entitled The Secret Life of a Pea: Post-Apocalyptic Regeneration, she has discovered in this malleable material a joyful lightness, a rococo gaiety, which mirrors the vital leguminous energy that might survive a cataclysm.’
Lucille Lewin at Bazaar Art Week - Image by Oliver Holms
INTERVIEW WITH HARPERS BAZAAR
“You have to muster the courage to put yourself out there”
Blanc de Chine, a Continuous Conversation, V&A Museum
Thursday, 5 September 2019 – Sunday, 10 May 2020
This display showcases historic pieces from the V&A’s Asian and European ceramics collections, as well as a selection of new works by contemporary makers including: Babs Haenen, Lucille Lewin, Liang Wanying, Jeffry Mitchell, Su Xianzhong, and Peter Ting. Retelling the story of porcelain-making in Dehua, this display will build a bridge between the past and the current, tradition and innovation, and breaking the boundary of Chinese and non-Chinese ceramic practices.
‘Finding form’
Interview with rakesprogress Magazine
Interview with Tom Loxley about my work and nautre.
Issue 10 - https://www.rakesprogressmagazine.com/
‘Sculpting with Style’
Interview with Goldie Magazine
A slightly bonkers but important message from this fabulous magazine celebrating the 2nd half of life. http://www.goldiemag.co.uk/
London Craft Week 2019
Lucille Lewin: in conversation with rakesprogress Magazine
Wednesday 8 May, 6.30pm
Join artist Lucille Lewin in her studio as she discusses her life and work, in conversation with Victoria Gaiger and Tom Loxley, the editors of rakesprogress magazine. Known for her organic sculptures, Lucille’s work is in demand all over the world, but much of her inspiration derives from her reverence for the natural world she finds on her doorstep.
The Resurgence of Ceramics: Taking Over the Fine Art World
Thursday 9 May, 6.00pm
The Young Masters Arts Prize presents Matt Smith and Lucille Lewin at The Arts Club, Dover Street. They will be joined by curator, Stephen Feeke and the Craft Council’s Natalie Melton. The panel will be moderated by Young Masters curator and judge, Preston Fitzgerald.
After Nyne Podcast - Artists in conversation
Hosted by the Dover Arts Club, London as part of London Craft Week 2018
Lucille was joined by Young Masters ceramicists Jo Taylor and Tessa Eastman in conversation with the Crafts Council UK’s Daniella Wells and collector and curator Preston Fitzgerald
‘NEW FORMS’
Interview with HOUSE AND LEISURE Magazine
March 2018
A wonderful article written by Helen Jennings for House & Leisure Magazine South Africa
After Nyne Podcast at Collect 2018
February 2018
Featuring Lucille Lewin in conversation with collector/curator, Preston Fitzgerald
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-after-nyne-magazine-podcast/id1315335961?mt=2
‘In good form’
Interview with House & Garden Magazine, South Africa
February 2018
COLLECT 2018
22 - 25 February 2018
Lucille is delighted to announce that she will be showing with the Cynthia Corbett Gallery at Collect 2018.
More info about Collect
SOLO SHOW at connollY
1 December 2017 - February 2018
Lucille's first solo show at Connolly, in Isabelle Ettedgui's wonderful townhouse in the centre of Mayfair, will be present work from her new series, The Time Between Time.
interview with because london
12 December 2018
Because London talks about Lucille's first solo show at Connolly and work from her new series, The Time Between Time.
‘White MaGIC’
interview with the Financial times
2 december 2017
FT Weekend discusses Lucille's career as an emerging sculptor as well as her new work, The Time Between Time, currently showing at Connolly.
interview with Emerging Potters magazine
1 October 2017
Issue 8 (Oct-December) profiles recent RCA graduate and Young Masters prize winner Lucille's career as an emerging sculptor.
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That's Not My Age INTERview
1 September 2017
Creative Women: Lucille Lewin on fashion, art and achieving an MA in ceramics at 69...
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Clay Craft Magazine Article
1 September 2017
Issue 6: Feature in this month's issue about emerging graduate prize winners.
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The Centre of Ceramic Art article
6 July 2017
COCA article feature, written by Paul Bailey.
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Emerging potters magazine ARTICLE
2 July 2017
Issue7: Reviews of shows and makers with a feature on Lucille Lewin as the winner of the Young Masters Maylis Grand Ceramic Prize 2017.
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Crafts council weekly round up
23 June 2017
Synthesis features in this week's Craft Council Weekly Round Up.
http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/articles/cchq-weekly-round-up-23-june-2017/
lucille receives recognition at the royal academy
22 June 2017
Lucille Lewin at the Royal Academy of Art, receiving recognition from the judges of the Young Masters Art Prize.
Lucille wins young masters MAYLIS GRAND ceramicS prize
21 June 2017
"Lucille Lewin has been announced as the winner of the £1,500 Young Masters Maylis Grand Ceramics Prize, which is supported by collector and philanthropist Maylis Grand. This strand of the Young Masters Art Prize was launched in 2014 to give a separate platform for ceramics and highlight the creative and innovative potential of this artistic medium. She was chosen from 10 shortlisted artists for her work that the judges described as 'completely original'
The judges, Janice Blackburn, former Curator of Arts and Crafts at Sotheby's; collector Preston Fitzgerald; collector and philanthropist, Maylis Grand and the Crafts Council's Daniella Wells, continued: 'We were looking for originality and a strong voice and we were in total harmony about our choice of winner. Lucille's work is experimental, beautifully made and totally original; this is work with a future.'
Lucille Lewin's work is the result of research into the origins into 18th century European porcelain and the alchemists who invented it. Her pieces, which combine porcelain with other media including glass and salt crystals, references the Victorian Cabinet of Curiosities and the early microscopic photographs of the natural world by Karl Blosfeldt."