The chapel is open each Wednesday between 11:00 and 16:00 for quiet contemplation and reflection. It is also an opportunity to view the beautiful design and architecture and find out about our history. Entry is free and everyone is welcome.
'Evans sat with his eyes half closed, watching the frothy breakwater of the coral creep nearer and nearer. The sky was like a furnace, for the sun was near the zenith. Though they were so near the Treasure he did not feel the exaltation he had anticipated.' Published in 1894, The Treasure in the Forest is the short story from prolific author HG Wells you won't have heard of. Come and listen to it in the beauty and serenity of…
London Craft Week presents its first show. Guest curated by Sarah Myerscough, Scorched is an exhibition of scorched wood pieces by leading contemporary artists and designers. The traditional process of shou-sugi-ban (yakisugi) is a technique originating in Japan in the 18th century which involves the slight charring of the surface of wood. Although it carries a strong cultural significance, this exhibition comes from a clear Western perspective. Artists were asked to consider the process of scorching in their practice and…
Gareth Neal is a leading innovator in the contemporary craft design world, combining traditional furniture-making skills with new technologies. He discusses the place of technology in contemporary craft. This event is part of London Craft Week.
These two established makers share a strong connection with nature and enjoy a friendship with common interests in materials and process. Together they discuss the role of nature within their craft.
Eleanor Lakelin and Alison Crowther are two female artists at the forefront of contemporary craft, working in wood. They discuss their practices and creative interests. Please book a place on the link provided.
The Blue Skies Project displays 1,078 photos of the sky above the last known location of every former Nazi concentration camp. They have been taken by Belgian artist Anton Kusters and will be accompanied by an audio work by Ruben Samama. They track 13 years in real time from the date of the opening of the first camp to the closure of the last. This is the first time that this installation has been displayed in the capital and will…
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