Side Gallery

Side Gallery’s first solo exhibition with the French designer Elissa Lacoste, Infinito Viviente took its title from Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and alludes to the vibrant atmosphere of a speculative and immersive underwater landscape that characterised Elissa’s collection. This new body of over 21 functional sculptures for her first solo show unfolds like an expanding never before seen seascape of floating, hovering, and grounded elements in an inviting game of pareidolia.

Side Gallery is delighted to announce the opening it’s annual exhibition at Casavells. Situated in the Idyllic countryside of Empordà – Costa Brava, the magnificent Spanish masia will host the presentation of a curated selection of design and contemporary ceramics.

Side Gallery is delighted to announce “Exposed Material”, featuring works by Virginia Leonard, Faye Hadfield, Adam Knocke and Vince Palacios. The exhibition aims to provide a snapshot of the current state of the ceramic field, bringing together a small group of artists of different generations, introducing an up to date development of ceramics as a sculptural medium from the artist’s perspective. The collection of richly glazed ceramics demonstrates the creative sensibilities of each individual artist, who demonstrate their expertise through the exploration of innovative techniques and radical thought processes.

Side Gallery was delighted to collaborate with MAMCO Geneve and the Gerlado de Barros estate for the museum’s spring exhibition that opened on 22nd February 2022. Paul Bernard the museum’s curator, along with Fabiana de Barros’ daughter of Gerlado, chose to display a selection of works across several mediums such as, photography, paintings and furniture, illustrating Geraldo de Barros’ pioneering ideas of modernity which envisioned social utility beyond the traditional conventions of post-war Sao Paulo society. Side Gallery was delighted to have loaned a carefully selected collection of works for the exhibition.

For his first solo exhibition at Side gallery, Berlin Based architect Sam Chermayeff (New York City, 1981) draws on intuition in relation to the creation of furniture. This new series, tentatively named “Beasts” is both a continuation and departure from previous projects, as surprising applications intend to transform our encounter and sharpen our connection to the work.