Peter Doig and Stuart Carey | Lion Ting (2017)

Peter Doig and Stuart Carey | Lion Ting (2017)[[specs start]] Semi porcelain stoneware, ceramic pigment 35 x 3 cm Edition of 17, signed Commissioned on the occasion of Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon 2017 Courtesy Peter Doig and Stuart Carey [[specs end]] [[work start]] About the work Master potter Stuart Carey and internationally renowned painter Peter Doig have created a limited edition ceramic artwork to benefit the work of the Whitechapel Gallery on the occasion of Art Icon 2017 with Swarovski.

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Semi-porcelain stoneware, ceramic pigment
35 x 3 cm
Edition of 17, signed 

Commissioned on the occasion of Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon 2017
Courtesy Peter Doig and Stuart Carey

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About the work

Master potter Stuart Carey and internationally renowned painter Peter Doig have created a limited edition ceramic artwork to benefit the work of the Whitechapel Gallery on the occasion of Art Icon 2017 with Swarovski. The ceramic comes soft-wrapped and is available for collection only.

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About the artist

Stuart Carey (b. 1987, Newcastle Upon Tyne) studied an MA at the Royal College of Art. He has since established an international reputation in challenging perceptions of contemporary ceramics, having been awarded numerous accolades including Homes and Gardens Designer Award for ‘Use of Materials’ and The ELLE Decoration British Design Award for ‘Best Craft Maker’. He has enjoyed highprofile collaborations and commissions with visual artists such as Howard Hodgkin and brands like Calvin Klein. In 2014 Carey founded The Kiln Rooms, an open access studio in Peckham, with the principle of making ceramics accessible to everyone. For more information, visit www.thekilnrooms.com

Peter Doig (b. 1959, Edinburgh) and raised in Trinidad and Canada before settling in London in 1979 to study painting. He currently lives and works in Trinidad and London. Doig has been the subject of a number of major exhibitions worldwide, including a mid-career survey organized by Tate Britain in 2008. In 2013 the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh, organized No Foreign Lands, a critically lauded exhibition focused on recurrent motifs in Doig's paintings; the exhibition later travelled to Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montreal. Recently, an exhibition devoted to the artist's paintings and prints was on view at Louisiana Museum in Humlebæk, Denmark, after originating at Fondation Beyeler in Basel, Switzerland in 2014. Doig served as a Trustee of the Tate from 1995 to 2000, and in 2008 was awarded the Wolfgang Hahn Prize of the Society for Modern Art, Museum Ludwig, Cologne. He is the Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon 2017.

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Please note that this edition is available for collection only.