The Ice House

Originally the Ice House for the Holland Estate, the space has been transformed into a well-lit and well equipped contemporary exhibition space which is an ideal for presenting small scale works.

There is an annual programme of exhibitions which runs from spring to autumn. For further details of exhibiting at the Ice House, please email museums@rbkc.gov.uk

The Ice House is not available for private functions.

2010 Exhibition Programme

Opening hours: 11am to 7pm during exhibitions, subject to park opening hours. Admission free.

Leaving Japan Behind – The Moon at the Window
17 April to 2 May
Akiko Fujikawa and Nana Shiomi
An exhibition by two UK-based Japanese woodblock printmakers. Nana Shiomi is showing prints from her 100 Views of MITATE, and Akiko Fujikawa from various series.

Elemental Two
8 May to 23 May
Jeff Wood, Ofelia Gaona-Herrera and Michelangelo Bonitatibus
Following the success of the exhibition Elemental in 2008, the artists are back at the Ice House with Elemental Two, a new collection of original and exciting pieces of work in glass and ceramic.

A Child of God
29 May to 13 June
Sharon Yamamoto

Continuum – New Pots from ancient techniques
19 June to 4 July
Licy Clayden and Guido Magliocco
An exhibition of handbuilt pots by Licy Clayden and Guido Magliocco explores the dynamics between heavily grogged black and white stoneware and fine porcelain. The exhibitors, who have worked together for 4 years, utilise similar gestural application of oxides and glazes which enhance, rather than hide the surface quality of their pieces

Characters, Patterns and Narratives
10 to 25 July
Christopher Langley
An exhibition of landscape and abstract painting, carving and assemblage inspired by human and animal forms as well as geology, plants, textiles and Islamic carpets.
 
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Mathematics and nature
14 to 29 August
Photography by Simon Williams
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English Seasons
4 to 19 September
Mariusz Kaldowski
The paintings shown will be a selection of impressions of beautiful English parks, gardens and flowers over changing of seasons, painted in the last couple of years. The majority of the works are acrylic on canvas.