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Design Ireland At-a-glance LIVE TALKS | IN-STORE DEMONSTRATIONS | HANDS ON WORKSHOPS March 8 TH TUESDAY MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 9 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 10TH THURSDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 11TH FRIDAY DEMO Adam Frew, Throwing Pots MEET THE MAKER Catherine Keenan, Glass Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 12TH SATURDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 13TH SUNDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 7th March – 14TH MONDAY DEMO Bunbury Boards, Wood Turning 24th April 2016 Joe Hogan The Great Heal’s Adam Frew Bodging Race 15TH TUESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing FEATURING MEET THE MAKER John Hanly, Weaving Craft 1-2pm & 6-7pm 16TH WEDNESDAY DEMO me&him&you, Screen Printing MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm Design Ireland 196 Tottenham Court Road, 17TH THURSDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 11am-9pm; MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, London W1T 7LQ 7th – 28th March Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm; PARTY Heal’s Craft Market Party 6-9pm 18TH FRIDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making www.heals.com MEET THE MAKER Scribble & Stone, Jewellery Design 1-2pm & 6-7pm Modern Craft Market TO BOOK WORKSHOP TICKETS VISIT www.heals.com/events 01 Heal's MCM Brochure - 6pp Cover.indd 1 17/02/2016 11:44 19TH SATURDAY DEMO Joe Hogan, Basket Making 7 TH THURSDAY DEMO CSWA_, Domestic Cup Casting 12.30-2pm & 5-8pm 20TH SUNDAY DEMOWelcome Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 8 TH FRIDAY WORKSHOP Make Your Own Leather Purse with Kuku Big Bag, 12-1.30pm £15 21ST MONDAY DEMO Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 9 TH SATURDAY WORKSHOP Spatula Carving with Barnaby Carder 2-4pm £25 It’s hard to think of March from 6-9pm to celebrate the launch any retailer that does of the market with drinks supplied by craft 22ND TUESDAY asDEMO much Arran as StreetHeal’s East, to Throwingbeer Pots specialists The Porterhouse Brewing 10TH SUNDAY WORKSHOP Butter Knife Carving with Barnaby Carder 2-4pm £25 championMEET THE MAKER the Johnskill Hanly, WeavingCompany Craft and 1-2pm I hope & 6-7pm to see you there. of emerging and Making a welcome return is the Great 23RD WEDNESDAY DEMO Arran Street East, Throwing Pots 11TH MONDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm established designers Heal’s Bodging Race. Working in the and crafters. The window of our Tottenham Court Road 24TH THURSDAY Heal’sDEMO Superfolk,Modern Screen Craft Printing store, five world renowned designers will 12TH TUESDAY DEMO Ikuko Iwamoto Slip Casting and Decorating Porcelain Ceramics 12 -2.30pm Market is therefore create a one-off piece using traditional DEMO Barnaby Carder Wooden Spoon Carving 5-7pm one of our biggest events of the year. bodging techniques - a centuries-old 25TH FRIDAY DEMO Superfolk, Screen Printing 13TH WEDNESDAY DEMO Ikuko Slip Casting and Hand Decoration of Porcelain Cermaics 12 -2.30pm The first group form of hand crafting DEMO Barnaby Carder Wooden Spoon Carving 5-7pm exhibition of Irish furniture that developed 26designersTH SATURDAY and makers DEMO Superfolk,“Preserving Screen Printing traditional in England. 14TH THURSDAY DEMO Mia Sarosi Poreclain Ceramic Painting 12 - 2.30pm; WORKSHOP Frances at the store since the techniques while embracing Alongside all of this Quinn of The Great British Bake Off, Crafting Edible Decorations 5.30pm - 8pm world famous Kilkenny we have a jam-packed TH innovation remains the TH 30Design WEDNESDAY Workshops DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am-7pm calendar of workshops, 15 FRIDAY WORKSHOP The Workbench Silver Ring Making, 12-1.30pm £55 DEMO Yuta Segawa 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm exhibited in 1972, driving force behind demonstrations everything we do at Heal’s.” 31DesignST THURSDAY Ireland is DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am- 8pm DEMOand Yuta talks Segawa from 12-2.30pm our 16TH SATURDAY WORKSHOP Katharina Eisenkock Leather & Concrete Workshop 11am-12.30pm, £15 a showcase for the WORKSHOP Furniture Upcycling with Jay & Co. 5.30-8pm,exhibiting £25 designers. country’s booming crafts scene. I have Make sure to check the events schedule at Aprilalways loved Ireland, whether surfing in the back of this booklet to see what’s on. I 17TH SUNDAY WORKSHOP Thomas Appleton, Letter Carving in Stone 2-4.30pm £25 Dingle, weddings in Cork, Guinness in can’t wait to try some of them! (sponsored by The London Stone Conservation) Dublin or the rugged coastline of the 1 ST FRIDAY DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10-6pm 18TH MONDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm north, and I look forwardDEMO toYuta exploring Segawa 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm how the landscape and culture have 2inspiredND SATURDAY a new generationDEMO ofThe designers. Great Heal’s Bodging Race 10am- 7pm 19TH TUESDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm In the spirit of things,DEMO we’ll Owen also Thomas, be hosting Turning HamishWooden Bowls Mansbridge 12.30-2.30pm & 5-7pm a special St Patrick’s Day party on 17th CEO, Heal’s 3 RD SUNDAY DEMO The Great Heal’s Bodging Race 12- 6pm 20TH WEDNESDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm & 5-7pm DEMO Owen Thomas, Turning Wooden Bowls 12.30-2.30pm & 4-6pm 4 TH MONDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm 21ST THURSDAY DEMO TedWood Hang up Lamp demo 12 -2.30pm WORKSHOP Tortie Hoare Leather Moulding 6-8pm £15 5 TH TUESDAY DEMO K//M//J//C, Screen Printing 12-2.30pm & 5-7pm 22ND FRIDAY WORKSHOP Make Your Own Leather Purse with Kuku Big Bag, 12-2.30pm £15 6 TH WEDNESDAY DEMO CSWA_, Domestic Cup Casting 12.30-2pm & 5-7pm 23RD SATURDAY WORKSHOP The Workbench Silver Ring Making, 11am-13.30pm £55 (fully booked) 7th March – 24th April 2016 Heal’s, 196 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7LQ Modern Craft Market TO BOOK WORKSHOP TICKETS VISIT www.heals.com/events Modern Craft Market TO BOOK WORKSHOP TICKETS VISIT www.heals.com/events 01 Heal's MCM Brochure - 6pp Cover.indd 2 03 Heal's MCM Brochure - Introduction.indd 3 18/02/2016 15:20 17/02/2016 11:44 A NEW GENERATION Irish designers are looking to traditional craft for inspiration as demonstrated by Mario Sierra of Mourne Textiles (above left), the Design traditional stone carving of Hennessy & Byrne (above right) and basket weaver Ireland Joe Hogan (right). esign and craft have long 7th – 28th March been intertwined within Irish culture, driven by necessity and aided by the landscape PETER ROWEN Dand its abundant natural resources. The tradition of craftsmanship and respect world famous Kilkenny Design Workshops for raw materials are now inspiring a new exhibited in 1967 and 1972. design philosophy and attitude as emerging Thousands of designers and makers talent enters the sector. now live and work in both urban and rural Craftsmen have been inspired by Design Ireland at Heal’s celebrates communities across Ireland, with this three Ireland’s landscape for centuries. this vibrant scene, bringing together the week event highlighting the significant Celebrating this heritage, a new wave country’s most innovative and exciting contribution their dedication has brought designers. Participants range from to both the country’s economy and culture. of makers is flying the flag for Irish start-ups to family businesses established From ceramics to woodwork, a series design with a season of events. many generations ago, all of whom are of in-store demonstrations will give connected by a strong sense of place and visitors an insight into the process behind innovative approach to their craft. each piece with designers including Part of Heal’s Modern Craft Market, Adam Frew Ceramics, Bunbury Boards, this is the first group exhibition of Irish Superfolk, Joe Hogan, Arran Street East MOURNE TEXTILES/HENNESYMOURNE HOGAN PHOTOGRAPHY & BYRNE/JOE designers and makers at the store since the and me&him&you. 4 Modern Craft Market Modern Craft Market 5 04-17 Heal's MCM Brochure - Ireland Listings.indd 4-5 18/02/2016 15:20 Adam Frew Andrew Ludick Arran Street East BTU Studio – – – – CERAMICS CERAMICS CERAMICS GLASSWARE Adam Frew produces handcrafted Andrew Ludick creates ceramic vases The search for a simple, hand-thrown Scott Benefield, of BTU Studio, is an porcelain vessels inspired by traditional and bowls which showcase the natural pot in great colours led to an on-going artist, educator and writer. His work eastern forms. Adam’s work aims to properties of clay. Andrew’s main experiment from a small studio in the descends from the Venetian traditions capture the exuberance of the act of influences are the arts and designs of Market area of Dublin which resulted of glassblowing, which utilise the most throwing so that energy and movement indigenous cultures from Africa and the in the first Arran Street East range. essential aspects of glass: transparency, are communicated in his vessels. This Americas. Using white earthenware clay, ‘The Pots’, glazed in colours inspired by saturated colours and fluidity. Scott uses practice is complemented and enhanced and several hand building techniques the Dublin Fruit and Vegetable Market caneworking, a technique used to add by continuing experimentation with from coil building to pinching, each – cabbage, potato, parsnip, lemon, intricate patterns and stripes to blown method, form and colour. Mark-making is piece is unique in both its shape and pomegranate and pink grapefruit – are glass, to produce functional and decorative an intuitive process for Adam; sometimes decoration.
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