Exhibition of handmade objects by Saffron Malcolm, bringing together pieces she has made over the years from found items.
Saffron Malcolm is showing at Colonnade House from Tuesday 10 November to Saturday 15 November, with the exhibition open 10am to 5pm each day. The show, titled Dolly, brings together a small collection of things she's made over the years, giving them the chance to meet each other properly for the first time.
Malcolm is an artist who collects, makes and re-purposes found objects, turning everyday items into jewellery, ceramics, furniture, assemblages and small, personal gifts. Her work is intuitive and playful, usually beginning with a found object, a ridiculous idea or a remake of something she covets. Some pieces are made for a particular person or situation, like a little spell.
Because the show pulls from work made over several years, it's less a single body of work and more a gathering of pieces that haven't shared a room before. You'll see that range on display: the jewellery and ceramics alongside the furniture and assemblages, all coming from the same habit of starting with something already there and seeing where it goes.
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Colonnade House is at 47 Warwick St, Worthing BN11 3DH, and the exhibition runs 10am to 5pm from 10 to 15 November.
