Unique sculpture and jewellery, handmade in London by artist, Madeleine Marsh

All items are one-off, or made in strictly limited numbers. I also undertake commissions in both jewellery and sculpture for birthdays, weddings and special occasions. Prices range from £45 upwards. Contact me for more information and purchasing details at madeleine@madeleinemarsh.com

About Madeleine

Madeleine Marsh is an artist specialising in jewellery and sculpture. Each piece is handmade in London. Madeleine also makes works on commission - unique sculptures or jewellery specifically created for the recipient. Madeleine's work typically tells a story and often has a sense of humour. Designs draw upon her experience as a writer and broadcaster specialising in Art and Antiques. In every medium, works by Madeleine Marsh express a love for life.

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Currently volunteering one day a week at the Royal Trinity Hospice Shop in Hammersmith. @royaltrinityhospice_london . It is my favourite shop in  the area: well curated, full of hidden treasures, a pleasure to visit. I have dressed from charity shops most of my adult life.  I genuinely believe it’s the best way to shop. It raises money for important causes, it’s good for the planet, and on a more selfish note, it’s fun and makes you a better shopper. Shopping should be an adventure. Scanning the rails at a charity shop trains your eye and teaches you to find things that you like and that suit you. Because prices are more affordable you can afford to experiment and whatever your age, playing with clothes should bring you joy. I love volunteering with Trinity Hospice. I get to do the windows (hurrah!), to sort through clothes and to help customers. And of course I can’t resist shopping myself. Here is this week’s purchase: a handmade, hand embroidered felt coat of a purple that brought an instant smile to my face. Buying clothes should make you happy and if you go to a charity shop, everyone wins. #charityshop #purple💜 #volunteering #volunteer#royaltrinityhospiceshops #hammersmith #chiswicklife #shepherdsbush #londonfashion #funfashion

Currently volunteering one day a week at the Royal Trinity Hospice Shop in Hammersmith. @royaltrinityhospice_london . It is my favourite shop in the area: well curated, full of hidden treasures, a pleasure to visit. I have dressed from charity shops most of my adult life. I genuinely believe it’s the best way to shop. It raises money for important causes, it’s good for the planet, and on a more selfish note, it’s fun and makes you a better shopper. Shopping should be an adventure. Scanning the rails at a charity shop trains your eye and teaches you to find things that you like and that suit you. Because prices are more affordable you can afford to experiment and whatever your age, playing with clothes should bring you joy. I love volunteering with Trinity Hospice. I get to do the windows (hurrah!), to sort through clothes and to help customers. And of course I can’t resist shopping myself. Here is this week’s purchase: a handmade, hand embroidered felt coat of a purple that brought an instant smile to my face. Buying clothes should make you happy and if you go to a charity shop, everyone wins. #charityshop #purple💜 #volunteering #volunteer#royaltrinityhospiceshops #hammersmith #chiswicklife #shepherdsbush #londonfashion #funfashion ...

My lovely mum, she had a 19 inch waist at this time. She was funny, clever, creative , fantastically generous and had a wicked sense of humour. Still miss her every day xxxxxx

My lovely mum, she had a 19 inch waist at this time. She was funny, clever, creative , fantastically generous and had a wicked sense of humour. Still miss her every day xxxxxx ...

For International Women’s Day this necklace celebrates the Suffragettes. The miniatures under glass are set on green and purple crystal and pearls,the suffragette colours. Purple stood for dignity, white for purity and green for hope and according to legend, they could also be interpreted as violet, fern, white - an acronym for Votes for Women. The necklace shows leading campaigners from left to right Emily Wilson Davison, Princess Sophia Alexandra Duleep Singh, Emmeline Pankhurst, Annie Kenney and Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett.  The earrings show sisters Estelle and Christabel Pankhurst. Diversity is not a 21st century invention. These remarkable women came from different social classes and origins. They put aside their differences to stand “shoulder to shoulder “ with their sisters, and fight for the right to vote. The little sword on one end of the necklace symbolises their struggle and dangling from the other end is a miniature poster reading “Votes for Women” on one side; and “ Deeds not Words” on the reverse. One the back of the earrings, I have set a tiny Edwardian boot: perfect for going on marches and for giving their opponents a good kicking.  Happy International Women’s Day to all. #internationalwomensday #suffragist #suffragettemovement #necklace #neccklaces #womenempowerment #women #jewelry

For International Women’s Day this necklace celebrates the Suffragettes. The miniatures under glass are set on green and purple crystal and pearls,the suffragette colours. Purple stood for dignity, white for purity and green for hope and according to legend, they could also be interpreted as violet, fern, white - an acronym for Votes for Women. The necklace shows leading campaigners from left to right Emily Wilson Davison, Princess Sophia Alexandra Duleep Singh, Emmeline Pankhurst, Annie Kenney and Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett. The earrings show sisters Estelle and Christabel Pankhurst. Diversity is not a 21st century invention. These remarkable women came from different social classes and origins. They put aside their differences to stand “shoulder to shoulder “ with their sisters, and fight for the right to vote. The little sword on one end of the necklace symbolises their struggle and dangling from the other end is a miniature poster reading “Votes for Women” on one side; and “ Deeds not Words” on the reverse. One the back of the earrings, I have set a tiny Edwardian boot: perfect for going on marches and for giving their opponents a good kicking. Happy International Women’s Day to all. #internationalwomensday #suffragist #suffragettemovement #necklace #neccklaces #womenempowerment #women #jewelry ...

It’s World Book Day, and I made this necklace to celebrate some of the great women children’s writers, who brought me so much pleasure as a child. It is made from miniatures behind glass. From left to right the necklace shows Dodie Smith (101 Dalmatians; I Capture the Castle); Richmal Crompton (genius creator of the William books, who so many readers assumed was a male author); Enid Blyton ( I thought she was called “Gnid” Blyton because that’s what her signature looked like on the covers); Rosemary Sutcliffe (Eagle of the Ninth); Noel Streatfield (Ballet Shoes). The Earrings show Beatrix Potter and Edith Nesbit (The Railway Children). Hanging from the back of the necklace are a miniature typewriter and pencil, symbolising their work. I loved reading as a child. My mum took me to the library every week and I was a member of The Puffin Club founded by the great Kaye Webb, editor of Puffin Books. I don’t know if anyone has ever put up a statue to her, but they should @puffinbooksuk . She picked fantastic well written novels, and gave them great covers and illustrations. She understood that children read without prejudice. As a child It never crossed my mind when I read The Secret Garden or A Little Princess that these were ‘classics’ from another century, - that would have scared me off - they were just great Puffin stories. Equally I was blissfully unaware of any religious significance in C.S.Lewis’s Narnia books, and not bothered at all that my favourite historical writers Rosemary Sutcliffe and Henry Treece ( he wrote about Vikings), focused l on boy heroes. I didn’t want to see myself or my own daily life in books. I wanted to be transported into another world, and when a story is good, you just feel you belong in it anyway. Thanks to the writers and editors responsible for creating great children’s stories that we then pass on to our own children and that give us a lifelong love of reading. . #puffinbooks  #worldbookday #childrensbooks #artistsathome #necklaceoftheday #necklace

It’s World Book Day, and I made this necklace to celebrate some of the great women children’s writers, who brought me so much pleasure as a child. It is made from miniatures behind glass. From left to right the necklace shows Dodie Smith (101 Dalmatians; I Capture the Castle); Richmal Crompton (genius creator of the William books, who so many readers assumed was a male author); Enid Blyton ( I thought she was called “Gnid” Blyton because that’s what her signature looked like on the covers); Rosemary Sutcliffe (Eagle of the Ninth); Noel Streatfield (Ballet Shoes). The Earrings show Beatrix Potter and Edith Nesbit (The Railway Children). Hanging from the back of the necklace are a miniature typewriter and pencil, symbolising their work. I loved reading as a child. My mum took me to the library every week and I was a member of The Puffin Club founded by the great Kaye Webb, editor of Puffin Books. I don’t know if anyone has ever put up a statue to her, but they should @puffinbooksuk . She picked fantastic well written novels, and gave them great covers and illustrations. She understood that children read without prejudice. As a child It never crossed my mind when I read The Secret Garden or A Little Princess that these were ‘classics’ from another century, - that would have scared me off - they were just great Puffin stories. Equally I was blissfully unaware of any religious significance in C.S.Lewis’s Narnia books, and not bothered at all that my favourite historical writers Rosemary Sutcliffe and Henry Treece ( he wrote about Vikings), focused l on boy heroes. I didn’t want to see myself or my own daily life in books. I wanted to be transported into another world, and when a story is good, you just feel you belong in it anyway. Thanks to the writers and editors responsible for creating great children’s stories that we then pass on to our own children and that give us a lifelong love of reading. . #puffinbooks #worldbookday #childrensbooks #artistsathome #necklaceoftheday #necklace ...

Mogdrian. Another wall hanging sculpture from my Cats in Art collection, celebrating Great Artists, irresistible puns and of course Cats. Surprising how well Mondrian turned into a moggy! On display at the Chiswick Calendar Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar at the Clayton Hotel. Chiswick High Road @claytonhotelchiswick . Private view tonight 7pm, sponsored by Sipsmith @sipsmith .  #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #cats_of_world #cats_of_instagram #mondrian #sculpture #sculptures

Mogdrian. Another wall hanging sculpture from my Cats in Art collection, celebrating Great Artists, irresistible puns and of course Cats. Surprising how well Mondrian turned into a moggy! On display at the Chiswick Calendar Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar at the Clayton Hotel. Chiswick High Road @claytonhotelchiswick . Private view tonight 7pm, sponsored by Sipsmith @sipsmith . #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #cats_of_world #cats_of_instagram #mondrian #sculpture #sculptures ...

Yayoi Pussama, another wall hanging addition to my Cats in Art series, a sculptural celebration of great artists, dreadful puns and cats. For those you don’t know her dotty work, Yayoi Kusama @yayoikusama_ @yayoikusamamuseum  is a Japanese artist famous for her polka dot covered works of art and installations . She lives in a mental health facility, and having sat up till 5 in the  morning painting spots on my colourful clay cats, I can understand why!  This boxed sculpture is on display at The Chiswick Calendar’s Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar  at the Clayton Hotel, 626 Chiswick High Road, London W4 5RY. Exhibition is open until April 20. The private view is Tuesday 5 March at 7 pm, free tickets available from Eventbrite: Chiswick Calendar Spring Art Exhibition ‘not so private view’. #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #shepherdsbush #cat #catsofinstagram #kusama #yayoikusama #sculptures #sculpture#catsinboxes

Yayoi Pussama, another wall hanging addition to my Cats in Art series, a sculptural celebration of great artists, dreadful puns and cats. For those you don’t know her dotty work, Yayoi Kusama @yayoikusama_ @yayoikusamamuseum is a Japanese artist famous for her polka dot covered works of art and installations . She lives in a mental health facility, and having sat up till 5 in the morning painting spots on my colourful clay cats, I can understand why! This boxed sculpture is on display at The Chiswick Calendar’s Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar at the Clayton Hotel, 626 Chiswick High Road, London W4 5RY. Exhibition is open until April 20. The private view is Tuesday 5 March at 7 pm, free tickets available from Eventbrite: Chiswick Calendar Spring Art Exhibition ‘not so private view’. #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #shepherdsbush #cat #catsofinstagram #kusama #yayoikusama #sculptures #sculpture#catsinboxes ...

Mermaid necklace. Just made this, inspired by the beautiful island of Tresco @trescoisland on the Scillies. The organic wire work reflects the colour and movement of the waves and is decorated with grey pearls and Tresco’s lovely iridescent shells, that I can never resist picking up when I visit. I just sent my Mermaid necklace off to Tresco Gallery, so the shells are returning to their island home. Looking out at a cold and rain-swept London, I wish I was going too! #mermaid #mermaidjewelry #trescoart #trescoartgallery #necklaceoftheday #necklaces #pearl #shells #beachcombing #beachcombingfinds

Mermaid necklace. Just made this, inspired by the beautiful island of Tresco @trescoisland on the Scillies. The organic wire work reflects the colour and movement of the waves and is decorated with grey pearls and Tresco’s lovely iridescent shells, that I can never resist picking up when I visit. I just sent my Mermaid necklace off to Tresco Gallery, so the shells are returning to their island home. Looking out at a cold and rain-swept London, I wish I was going too! #mermaid #mermaidjewelry #trescoart #trescoartgallery #necklaceoftheday #necklaces #pearl #shells #beachcombing #beachcombingfinds ...

Andy Pawhol - part of a new series of wall hanging sculptures : Cats in Art - a sculptural tribute to Great Artists, Irresistible Puns and of course Cats. The first three sculptures are going  on display at The Chiswick Calendar’s Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar  at the Clayton Hotel, 626 Chiswick High Rd., London W45RY @claytonhotelchiswick  26 March - 20 April. Private view is Tuesday 5 March 7pm.  There will be some fantastic works of art on display, so I do recommend a visit. #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #andywarhol #catsofinstagram #cats_of_world #cat #sculpture #sculptures #warhol #campbellssoup #popart

Andy Pawhol - part of a new series of wall hanging sculptures : Cats in Art - a sculptural tribute to Great Artists, Irresistible Puns and of course Cats. The first three sculptures are going on display at The Chiswick Calendar’s Spring Art Exhibition @thechiswickcalendar at the Clayton Hotel, 626 Chiswick High Rd., London W45RY @claytonhotelchiswick 26 March - 20 April. Private view is Tuesday 5 March 7pm. There will be some fantastic works of art on display, so I do recommend a visit. #chiswicklife #hammersmithandfulham #andywarhol #catsofinstagram #cats_of_world #cat #sculpture #sculptures #warhol #campbellssoup #popart ...

So BT Tower is being turned into a hotel! It has always been on of my favourite London buildings, partly because as a child  I was lucky enough to have lunch in the revolving restaurant and, if that wasn’t  space age enough, London was covered in snow.! I have never forgotten the experience. I always  look out for the building , like a friendly hand waving across the city ( sometimes I wave back). A few years ago I decided to paint the Post Office Tower - as those of us of a certain age still call it - on the back of an old denim jacket.  I still wear it a lot  and I couldn’t resist adding the London bus, detached from a tourist key ring.  Can’t wait to go to the hotel once it opens. I wonder what they will call it?  #postofficetower #bttower #london🇬🇧 #london #londonlife #denimjacket #painting #londonfasion #paintingoftheday #funfashion #londonnews

So BT Tower is being turned into a hotel! It has always been on of my favourite London buildings, partly because as a child I was lucky enough to have lunch in the revolving restaurant and, if that wasn’t space age enough, London was covered in snow.! I have never forgotten the experience. I always look out for the building , like a friendly hand waving across the city ( sometimes I wave back). A few years ago I decided to paint the Post Office Tower - as those of us of a certain age still call it - on the back of an old denim jacket. I still wear it a lot and I couldn’t resist adding the London bus, detached from a tourist key ring. Can’t wait to go to the hotel once it opens. I wonder what they will call it? #postofficetower #bttower #london🇬🇧 #london #londonlife #denimjacket #painting #londonfasion #paintingoftheday #funfashion #londonnews ...

My own favourite Valentine’s brooch made from a shard of Edwardian Willow Pattern China mudlarked from my favourite London Canal site. I am sure most people are familiar with Willow Pattern: inspired by Chinese porcelain, developed in Stoke on Trent and one of the most famous ceramic designs of all time. It tells a story of tragic love: a young couple elope, are chased down by the girl’s father, and ultimately perish. At the point of death however, the gods turn them into love birds, flying together for all eternity- the key point of the pattern and this brooch. I have accessorised it with a pearl- traditional symbol of love and tears. And traditionally that’s what romance is all about…  Although in my own case  love is sitting on the sofa with my fab husband, cats, an Aperol Spritz and lots of laughter. Happy Valentine’s Day to All xxx #valentine #blueandwhite #blueandwhiteamour #blueandehitepottery #blueandwhitechina #love #mudlarking #beachcombing #mudlarkingfinds #foreshore

My own favourite Valentine’s brooch made from a shard of Edwardian Willow Pattern China mudlarked from my favourite London Canal site. I am sure most people are familiar with Willow Pattern: inspired by Chinese porcelain, developed in Stoke on Trent and one of the most famous ceramic designs of all time. It tells a story of tragic love: a young couple elope, are chased down by the girl’s father, and ultimately perish. At the point of death however, the gods turn them into love birds, flying together for all eternity- the key point of the pattern and this brooch. I have accessorised it with a pearl- traditional symbol of love and tears. And traditionally that’s what romance is all about… Although in my own case love is sitting on the sofa with my fab husband, cats, an Aperol Spritz and lots of laughter. Happy Valentine’s Day to All xxx #valentine #blueandwhite #blueandwhiteamour #blueandehitepottery #blueandwhitechina #love #mudlarking #beachcombing #mudlarkingfinds #foreshore ...

Just finished a Queen of Hearts Necklace. Happy Valentine’s. #love #valentines #hearts #queenofhearts

Just finished a Queen of Hearts Necklace. Happy Valentine’s. #love #valentines #hearts #queenofhearts ...

A group of heart shaped finds, picked up over the years from beaches, rubbish dumps and the Thames.  My own little Valentine! From left to right: hardened leather disc which once held a heart motif (possibly a piece of horse harness? Not sure);Victorian key with a heat shaped top; lovely little bisected stone revealing a hidden heart; heart shape cut into the heel of a shoe c. 1930s, so that in the rain you would leave a trail of hearts behind you; heart-shaped stone;fragment of salt glaze pottery incised with hearts, kisses and other symbols, heart shaped fossil; top of a coconut cut into a heart (showing that you can make love from anything!); fragment of Delft Tile c18th C decorated with a heart and the base of a vintage glass bottle with heart and anchor mark. Just shows how if you keep your eyes open, love is all around. ❤️❤️❤️ #mudlark #mudlarkingfinds #beachcombing #finds #mudlarking #forshore #valentine #love

A group of heart shaped finds, picked up over the years from beaches, rubbish dumps and the Thames. My own little Valentine! From left to right: hardened leather disc which once held a heart motif (possibly a piece of horse harness? Not sure);Victorian key with a heat shaped top; lovely little bisected stone revealing a hidden heart; heart shape cut into the heel of a shoe c. 1930s, so that in the rain you would leave a trail of hearts behind you; heart-shaped stone;fragment of salt glaze pottery incised with hearts, kisses and other symbols, heart shaped fossil; top of a coconut cut into a heart (showing that you can make love from anything!); fragment of Delft Tile c18th C decorated with a heart and the base of a vintage glass bottle with heart and anchor mark. Just shows how if you keep your eyes open, love is all around. ❤️❤️❤️ #mudlark #mudlarkingfinds #beachcombing #finds #mudlarking #forshore #valentine #love ...

Another pair off Valentine’s earrings, made for my local Royal Trinity Hospice charity shop, from broken jewellery bits. I’ve always enjoyed using found objects. It’s better for the environment and takes you on a making journey, that you wouldn’t have taken otherwise.  @royaltrinityhospice_london  @royaltrinityhospice . #swans #earrings #valentines #love

Another pair off Valentine’s earrings, made for my local Royal Trinity Hospice charity shop, from broken jewellery bits. I’ve always enjoyed using found objects. It’s better for the environment and takes you on a making journey, that you wouldn’t have taken otherwise. @royaltrinityhospice_london @royaltrinityhospice . #swans #earrings #valentines #love ...

Happy new year to all. My personal mottoes for next year include ‘you are never too old to be silly’ and ‘if you are vintage yourself, why not dress it?” Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and peaceful New year, along with a cheering  amount of colour and silliness xx

Happy new year to all. My personal mottoes for next year include ‘you are never too old to be silly’ and ‘if you are vintage yourself, why not dress it?” Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and peaceful New year, along with a cheering amount of colour and silliness xx ...

Endurance Mending. Another little sculpture  made from the box of discarded sewing materials I found in a skip. For me it also sums up the fact that I find sewing a bit of a battle. Good luck to all those currently making their own Halloween costumes. It will be a night of creativity. #sculptures #sewing #sewingtools #mending #recycle #recycledesign #recycledartist #thegreatbritishsewingbee2023 #makedoandmend

Endurance Mending. Another little sculpture made from the box of discarded sewing materials I found in a skip. For me it also sums up the fact that I find sewing a bit of a battle. Good luck to all those currently making their own Halloween costumes. It will be a night of creativity. #sculptures #sewing #sewingtools #mending #recycle #recycledesign #recycledartist #thegreatbritishsewingbee2023 #makedoandmend ...

Videos and reviews

Lockdown Making

This really is Artists At Home!

I have been keeping myself cheerful by making lots of different sculptures, and playing around with our Rude Food collection on Instagram.

My artistic vision has been to raise a smile during the crisis.

Artists At Home 2019 - Virtual Tour

Artists At Home 2019 Virtual Tour

We have just finished three days of exhibiting, and want to thank everyone who came and bought from us!

For those who could not make it, here is a short guided tour of some of the pieces we were showing. If anything takes your fancy, do drop us a line at madeleine@madeleinemarsh.com

NEW! Rude Food tea towel

Kitchen Essentials!

We have just made our first ever tea towel - a photograph of our kitchen collection of rude food! High quality, 100% cotton, and a special introductory offer at £12 plus postage. We are launching it at Artists At Home (14th- 16th June 2019), where you can also see our food collection, first-hand... Or send an email to madeleine@madeleinemarsh.com

        

Finishing Touches

A huge thank you to Savile Row magazine for their mention of Madeleine's Madlark cufflinks!

When it comes to refinement, certain things are not immediately evident. Take a pair of cuff links, for example. For the most part, relatively hidden beneath an expertly cut sleeve unless you are shooting too much cuff (French/Double only, please) they should be a constant reminder of your judicious choice..

         Read full article here

Suffragette Chic

We are delighted to have received a glowing review of Madeleine's  jewellery in the latest Out&About magazine.

Madeleine Marsh is a passionate and creative woman. Often seen down on the shoreline of the River Thames in Chiswick and Hammersmith, eyes down looking for interesting bits of broken pottery in the mud, many of her distinctive pieces of jewellery and sculpture are inspired by history.

In much of her jewellery she literally brings history to life by taking a bit of blue eighteenth-century blue and white chine, or some Roman coins or sea-washed glass, and making them up into unique necklace and earring sets mudlarked (or 'Madlarked' as she calls it) from the river, which tell a story about how we used to live.

                                                                                                    Read full article here

Artists At Home 2023

As part of the Artists At Home open studios, Madeleine will be exhibiting her jewellery and sculpture at 3 Iffley Road, Hammersmith, W6 0PB.

Come and join her!

Opening times:

Friday 16th: 6pm - 9pm

Saturday 17th: 11am - 6pm

Sunday 18th: 11am - 6pm

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

https://www.artistsathome.co.uk/artist/64/madeleine-marsh

The Chiswick Calendar Art & Photography exhibition 2023

I am delighted to be showing some of my pieces at the The Chiswick Calendar Art & Photography exhibition, an celebration of the work of local artists, curated by The Chiswick Calendar.

Come and browse the oils and watercolours, prints, photographs and mixed media creations in the atrium of the hotel (open all the time) at any time until Friday 9th of June, and please come and have a drink with the artists and see their work at the Private View on Tuesday 18th April at 7.30pm.

Tickets are free, and evailable HERE

Clayton Hotel Chiswick
626 Chiswick High Road
London W45RY

Opening times:

Monday 16th April - Friday 9th June

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.thechiswickcalendar.co.uk/

Chiswick In Pictures exhibition Autumn 2022

I am delighted to be showing two of my unique Madlark mirrors at the Chiswick In Pictures exhibition, an exhibition of the work of local artists, curated by The Chiswick Calendar.

Come and browse the oils and watercolours, prints, photographs and mixed media creations in the atrium of the hotel (open all the time) at any time until Monday 31st October, and please come and have a drink with the artists and see their work at the Private View on Sunday 25th September from 2 - 4pm.

Clayton Hotel Chiswick
626 Chiswick High Road
London W45RY

Opening times:

Monday 5th September - Monday 31st October

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.thechiswickcalendar.co.uk/

Many Rivers To Cross Exhibition at Riverside, Hammersmith

In collaboration with artist Natalia Bobrova, I am exhibiting at:

Many Rivers to Cross Exhibition

at Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, London W6 9BN

Exhibition runs 2nd September to 2nd October 2022

As part of the Totally Thames Festival 2022, Riverside Artists Group (RAG) is delighted to announce a new exhibition - Many Rivers to Cross. Member artists will be showing new work themed on the River Thames, or as a metaphorical interpretation of the nature and influence of rivers.

The exhibition will take place in the gallery spaces at Riverside Studios, opening Friday 2nd September and running daily until Sunday 2nd October. Each artist is collaborating with another maker, poet, object or app to create work ranging from visual media to performance, poetry and sound.

There will be daily postings on Instagram @riversideartistsgroup throughout September.

A Workshop programme will run throughout September, for further details, see https://riversidestudios.co.uk/see-and-do/many-rivers-to-cross-33388/

Listen Exhibition

You are warmly invited to a group exhibition Listen which will open to the public from 7th-12th June in West London's spectacular

Gunnersbury Park Museum
Gunnersbury Park House
Popes Lane
London
W5 4NH

A fascinating collection of works by an extremely diverse range of artists. As well as those artists mentioned on the invitation above there shall be limited edition items by

Banksy (Radar Rat Record Cover & Limited Edition Union Jack Tea Towel)
David Hockney (Bounce for Bradford)
Hans Zimmer (signed score of Time from Inception)

The exhibition Listen is in support of the excellent work done by The Listening Place https://listeningplace.org.uk/

All works will be available to purchase via online auction, and we would be delighted if you would sign up to bid here:

https://theauctioncollective.com/auctions/listen/

Museum opening times:

Mondays: Closed
Tuesday-Sunday: 10am - 4:30pm

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

Chiswick In Pictures exhibition 2022

An exhibition of the work of artists who live locally, curated by The Chiswick Calendar

Artists taking part …

Anna Kunst, Arabella Harcourt-Cooze, Carol Tait, Frank Noon, Hugh Bredin, Isobel Johnstone, Jane Price, Jennifer Griffiths, Jill Spearman, Madeleine Marsh, Naila Hazell, Nick Raikes, Rachel Busch, Rennie Pilgrem and Sandy Wall.

Come and browse the oils and watercolours, prints, photographs and mixed media creations in the atrium of the hotel (open all the time) at any time until Sunday 8 May, but please register for a free ticket to come and have a glass of Sipsmith gin with the artists and see their work on Tuesday 5 April at 7.30pm.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chiswick-in-pictures-art-exhibition-launch-event-tickets-309252822517"

Clayton Hotel Chiswick
626 Chiswick High Road
London W45RY

Opening times:

Monday 28th March - Sunday 8th May

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.thechiswickcalendar.co.uk/

We are back! Pop Up Gallery, Ealing Shopping Centre, November - December 2021

I am delighted to be back, exhibiting jewellery and sculpture at the Pop Up Gallery in Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre, London W5 5JY.

https://www.ealingbroadwayshopping.co.uk/

There is a wide range of London based painters and photographers showing original and colourful works.

I am displaying new Mudlark pieces along with other new jewellery designs and sculptures.

The gallery is large, light and airy so you can browse in safety and meet the masked artists alongside their creations.

The Gallery is open daily Mon-Sun, 11-5pm until January 2022.

I will be there in person every Wednesday and Saturday. Please contact me if you would like to meet up in person at the gallery.

Come and see us and enjoy looking at real art in the real world!

Pop up Gallery (Located next to Pandora, Tiger and Tesco)

Ealing Broadway Shopping centre W5 5JY
(The centre has car park and lifts and Ealing Broadway Station is 5 minutes walk away.)

http://www.1of1design.co.uk/events/

Madeleine Marsh Madlark talk

Upcoming talk about Mudlarking: Wednesday 15th September 6:30 - 8:30pm, 129 Chiswick High Road, W4 2ED

I am doing a talk on mudlarking and making next week. Wednesday 15th September, 6.30-8.30 pm at @highrdstudio , 129 Chiswick High Road, W4 2ED.

This is a free event with wine, sponsored by Horton and Garton.

To reserve a seat contact social@hortonandgarton.co.uk.

Artist Sally Grumbridge @sally_grumbridge will be discussing her paintings and installations and I will be talking about making “Madlark “ jewellery and sculpture from 30 years of muddy river finds.

The event is a prequel to @artistsathome, which takes place in Chiswick and Hammersmith 17-19 September. Come and join us.

New Exhibition! Pop Up Gallery, Ealing Shopping Centre, April - July 2021

The world is beginning to open up and I am delighted to be exhibiting jewellery and sculpture at a new Pop Up Gallery in Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre, London W5 5JY.

https://www.ealingbroadwayshopping.co.uk/

There is a wide range of London based painters and photographers showing original and colourful works.

I am displaying new Mudlark pieces along with other new jewellery designs and sculptures.

The gallery is large, light and airy so you can browse in safety and meet the masked artists alongside their creations.

The Gallery is open daily Mon-Sun, 11-5pm until July 2021.

I will be there this weekend and periodically throughout the run of the show for the next three months. Please contact me if you would like to meet up in person at the gallery.

Come and see us and enjoy looking at real art in the real world!

Pop up Gallery (Located next to Pandora, Tiger and Tesco)

Ealing Broadway Shopping centre W5 5JY
(The centre has car park and lifts and Ealing Broadway Station is 5 minutes walk away.)

http://www.1of1design.co.uk/events/

** BREAKING NEWS! **
If you are interested in the history of beauty, I will be appearing in a new three part BBC 2 series Makeup: A Glamorous History, presented by the renowned (and very nice) makeup artist Lisa Eldridge.

It premieres Tuesday 20th April at 9pm.

I feature (depending on what ends up on the cutting room floor!) in the final programme (May 4) devoted to the Flapper, and while my personal makeup skills leave much to be desired, my collection of original 1920s cosmetics is fab!

Chiswick In Pictures exhibition 2020

An exhibition of the work of artists who live locally, curated by The Chiswick Calendar

Clayton Hotel Chiswick
626 Chiswick High Road
London W45RY

Opening times:

Monday 31st August - Saturday 7th November

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.thechiswickcalendar.co.uk/

Artists Staying At Home, Virtual Exhibition 2020

Since 1973, artists across Chiswick, Hammersmith and Shepherds Bush have been welcoming the public into their houses, studios and flats, to view paintings, glass-making, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, photographs, textiles, and jewellery – through our cherished event Artists at Home.

This year, it is not possible for us to open our homes and meet you face to face, but our artists still have so much to share with you. On this site, you can browse our work, make enquiries and save your favourites. If you wish to purchase something this can be done directly with the artist.

This is an exciting chance to discover new original work for your home and to talk to artists about how they create.

Click HERE to visit the exhibition, we are in Studio 77!

 

You can preview our exhibition, and those of other artists before the event if you sign in or register for a free Artists At Home account.

In order to replicate our annual event, the individual artists’ pages will become fully open to view from 6pm on 19th June. We hope to see you then!

Into The Light Exhibition, Espacio Gallery 2019

I will be exhibiting my work along with 10 other contemporary artists from across the UK, providing an insight into self-exploration and creating the artists' truth.

Albert Lazsio Haines, Alison Lapper MBE,
Sally-Anne Flanagan, Natalia Jezova, Kevin O'Dowd,
Rev Deb, Dean Stockings, Barbara Harrison Caban,
​Gerald O'Dowd, Madeleine Marsh, Betka Milligan

Tuesday 10th December  -  Saturday 14th December : 1pm - 7pm

Sunday  15th December: 1pm - 5pm

* PRIVATE VIEW* Wednesday 11th December : 6pm - 9pm

Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Rd, Shoreditch, London E2 7DG

www.espaciogallery.com

The Grove Christmas Fair, Hammersmith 2019

I will be exhibiting with a group of talented local artists at The Grove Bar and Restaurant, 83 Hammersmith Grove, Hammersmith, W6 0NQ

Sunday 8th December: 11am - 5pm

As well as our unique jewellery and sculpture, you will be able to find beautiful glass and textiles, ceramics and vintage fashion

Hope you can join us!

 

Notting Hill Makers' Market, West London 2019

I will be exhibiting with a group of  local artists at Makers Market, 95 Princedale Road, London W11.

Saturday 23rd November: 10am - 4pm

There promises to be a wonderful collection of 100% handmade gifts made by local artisans, amazing circus skills workshops for children and adults (why not learn to ride a unicycle?..), and lovely Christmas decorations. Feast on handmade burgers, authentic paella, award winning jerk chicken and Asian rice pots, and keep warm and merry with homemade mulled wine. A great day out for the whole family.

www.market-place.org

W4 Artists exhibition, West London 2019

I will be exhibiting with a group of talented local artists at the Hogarth Community Centre, Duke Road, Chiswick.

Saturday 16th November: 11am - 9pm (including live opera performance and wine from 5pm!)

Sunday 17th November : 11am - 4pm

There will be a children's Art Trail, and it promises to be an excellent opportunity to find Christmas gifts - hope to see you there!

https://www.w4artgroup.com/

The Brook Green Fair 2019

We will be exhibiting our unique jewellery at The Brook Green Fair on Saturday the 14th September, from midday until 6pm.

It's a community project, and includes food stalls, a funfair and a 'highly competitive dog show'...

Close to Hammersmith Tube station, on Brook Green - You would be very welcome to join us!

Chiswick In Pictures exhibition 2019

An exhibition of pictures of Chiswick by artists who live locally

Clayton Hotel Chiswick
626 Chiswick High Road
London W45RY

Opening times:

Monday 2nd September - Saturday 9th November

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.thechiswickcalendar.co.uk/

ARTISTS AT HOME exhibition 2019

As part of the Artists At Home open studios, Madeleine will be exhibiting her jewellery and sculpture at 3 Iffley Road, Hammersmith, W6 0PB. Come and join her!

Opening times:

Friday 14th: 6pm - 9pm (including live music!)

Saturday 15th: 11am - 6pm

Sunday 16th: 11am - 6pm

ALL WELCOME - FREE ENTRY!

http://www.artistsathome.net/