Experience a captivating day of thought-provoking conversations with esteemed jewellers, artists, and curator at the Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London. Delight in the opportunity to engage with two remarkable exhibitions, 'Memories are Made of This' and 'Earth to Earth,' while enjoying a delectable buffet lunch. 'Memories are Made of This' curated by the esteemed critic Corinne Julius, explores the profound impact of crafted objects and jewellery in preserving and conveying personal and collective memories. Complementing this, 'Earth to Earth' showcases the extraordinary solo exhibition of metal artist Adi Toch, who explores the transformative power of time and our intimate connection to various materials. 

The journey commences with an enthralling conversation between Adi Toch and acclaimed writer Malaika Byng. Together, they will delve into Adi's unique artistic process, which involves burying her works in the earth for extended periods. By reflecting on the unpredictable forces of the subterranean elements, they will illuminate how burial serves as both a process and a philosophy. Furthermore, they will explore how Adi's work unravels the enigmatic nature of geological and seasonal time as carriers of profound memories, and how the artist tactfully intertwines themes of decay, surface, and temporality. This engaging dialogue will be followed by a delightful buffet lunch, accompanied by refreshing teas and coffees.

After lunch, the remarkable Corinne Julius will introduce the genesis and inspiration behind 'Memories Are Made Of This,' shedding light on the concept of commemorating significant events and individuals. Joined by jewellery historian Rachel Church, they will delve into the rich history of commemorative jewellery, encompassing love tokens, mourning pieces, and political statements, among others. The event will culminate in an insightful discussion with exhibition artists Zoe Arnold, Anna Gordon, and Maria Hanson, where they will unveil the unique ideas that underpin their extraordinary creations, and share their personal experiences throughout this remarkable project. Concluding the event, there will be a tea session accompanied by a brief Q&A, offering attendees the opportunity to pose their own questions to the artists and curators. Don't miss this unparalleled occasion to immerse yourself in the world of memory, metal, and craft.

Join us on December 9th, 2023, at the Sarah Myerscough Gallery in London for this inspiring event. Tickets are priced at £15.

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