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Other events of interest external to the Society

Note that these events are not connected with ACMS and the details may have changed, please confirm the details with the event organiser before travelling.

Until August 2010  –  Japantastic The Japanese influence on British interiors, 1880-1930
Exhibition looking at how the Silver Studio adapted Japanese material, methods and motifs between 1880 and 1930 incorporating them into designs for wallpapers and textiles. Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture (MoDA) Tel. 020 8411 5244

June 3rd until June 13th 2010
Hill House Antiques & Decorative Arts – Arts & Crafts Selling Exhibition
Hill House Antiques will be holding their 3rd annual selling exhibition, which runs from Thursday, June 3rd until Sunday June 13th 2010 inclusive, at their gallery at 40 Eaton Terrace, Belgravia, London SW1W 8TS.

This year's exhibition is entitled An Arts & Crafts Room With A View; loosely themed around the notion of just sitting back, relaxing and enjoying the view of an Arts & Crafts period setting. To that end, they have gathered an exciting and eclectic mix of the best of seating and a wonderful selection of Arts & Crafts drawings & pictures, as well as other furniture, metalwork, lighting and decorative arts. Artists represented include Dick Russell, Leonard Wyburd, CR Mackintosh, Alexander Ritchie, WAS Benson and CFA Voysey.

Further details and an illustrated on-line catalogue, in pdf format, are now available to browse and download from their website.

Saturday 31st July until Sunday 15 August 2010 
Hampstead Garden Suburb Gallery - Summer Exhibition 2010

The Glasgow Style and the Arts & Crafts Movement & fine modern British & Contemporary Painting

Now in its fourth year the Hampstead Garden Suburb Gallery annual summer selling exhibition brings together the best in furniture and effects from the Arts & Crafts movements' top designers, makers and retailers alongside fine modern and contemporary paintings by the British artists Philip Pank and Philip Smith.

Presented in the main hall of the The Henrietta Barnett School in the Suburb’s idyllic Central Square the show has now established itself as a real treat not only for residents but also for collectors, enthusiasts and dealers alike.

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