Alice Walton

Crafting a Difference is privileged and honoured to be presenting a new show for London Craft Week at the Argentine Ambassador's official residence from 4-10th October with support from the...

Ting-Ying Gallery is delighted to be taking part in ARTEFACT, a new contemporary craft fair at Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour. We will present 12 UK and international artists under the theme ‘Pliable’ with a dazzling array of artworks created in ceramics, glass, textile, majority of which are newly created for the fair.

Following three successful years at Collect, Ting-Ying Gallery will again join Collect 2021. The fair is working in partnership with online art platform Artsy.net where we will have our own online 'booth' to display our artists' work. The fair will remain on Artsy. net until the 26 March giving you a longer opportunity to purchase work.

Crafting A Difference is a collaborative venture where five contemporary craft galleries are uniting their complementary skills, knowledge and networks to exhibit ceramics, glass, lighting, paper, plastics, wood and textiles by internationally established and emerging makers.

Ting-Ying Gallery will start 2021 with London Art Fair Edit. Our online gallery profiles will feature 20 works, giving you the opportunity to discover, browse and enquire upon our carefully selected works. Works will be presented with audio and written commentaries, allowing you to interact with the works on show in an alternative format.

Ting-Ying Gallery is pleased to be invited by art consultant Carrie Cunningham to join her latest initiative ‘Time, Suspended’. We carefully curate a selection of refined ceramics by some award-winning and esteemed women artists. The show brings together a stunning collection of contemporary female artists, working in glass, ceramics, photography, oil painting, sculpture and mixed media.

Blanc de Chine - Contemporary exhibition is a collaboration with The Scottish Gallery, presenting works from an International line-up of artists who either work solely in Blanc de Chine porcelain or are inspired by a material imbued with a sense of history and tradition. The exhibition includes examples created by artists from Dehua, China and the UK.

Ting-Ying Gallery offers a dynamic selection of unique objects from RCA alumni Alice Walton, Carol McNicoll, Gerald Mak, Tessa Eastman, Vezzini & Chen and Zhao Jinya. Plus unique representation of Professor Chang Chingyuan, Emma Witter, Jeffry Mitchell, Lan Quansheng, Peter Ting, Su Xianzhong and Xu Shiyuan.