peter marigold press release: sarah myerscough gallery, london, 11 – 21 september 2014

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PETER MARIGOLD ‘Bleed’ is a collection of cedar wood cabinets that incorporate a form of ‘localised ebonising’. Although the forms are simplistic blocks, the steel hardware, stripped of its protective zinc coating using acid, reacts with the tannin in the cedar. This produces bleeding patterns on the wood that in turn emphasise the actual complexity of the organic material. "I intended a double meaning in the use of the word 'Bleed'. On the one hand the steel is bleeding into the cedar, but I am also interested in the point at which a regular man made form takes on character, the point at which nature takes a foot hold in the things that we create and that otherwise might be immortal, to drag them back down into the mud. I see this as a kind of unspoken never ending ritual between us and the world we inhabit." - Peter Marigold Born in London 1974, Marigold followed a path from sculpture at Central Saint Martins, London into theatrical and event scenography where he gained a broad range of making skills. In 2005 Marigold joined the M.A. Design Products (Platform Ten) course at the Royal College of Art, London under Ron Arad and since then has concentrated almost solely on furniture. He was awarded an Esmee Fairbairn bursary following his graduate exhibition at the Design Museum, London and his show with the British Council as one of the ‘Great Brits’ at the Milan (Italy) Furniture Fair 2007 was followed by an invitation to create an entire installation for Paul Smith in Milan and then further work with Paul Smith in London. Working with both galleries and manufacturers, Marigold’s work continues to be exhibited in the UK and abroad including the Milan Furniture fair, Design Miami, Stavanger 2008 (Norway), and MoMA New York. In 2009 he was awarded one of the four ‘Designer of the Future’ awards by Design Miami, followed by a significant installation at Art Basel. Recently Marigold has shown with Murray Moss in New York and during Design Miami in December and at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo. During the London Design Festival 2012 Marigold completed several major installation projects for Bloomberg, the Museum of Childhood and Oyuna (Mongolian Cashmere).

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Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London: 11 – 21 September 2014.Private View: Thursday 11 Sept 2014, 6pm-8:30 pm. Gallery hours during London Design Week: Mon-Fri 10–6, Sat & Sun 11-5.Sarah Myerscough Gallery, in partnership with the London Design Festival, is delighted to present ‘On Display’, a group show featuring work by contemporary British designers, David Gates and Peter Marigold, metal smith artist Grant McCaig, Austrian ceramicist Thomas Bohle and Japanese jewellery designer Mariko Sumoika.

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  • PETER MARIGOLD Bleed is a collection of cedar wood cabinets that incorporate a form of localised ebonising. Although the forms are simplistic blocks, the steel hardware, stripped of its protective zinc coating using acid, reacts with the tannin in the cedar. This produces bleeding patterns on the wood that in turn emphasise the actual complexity of the organic material. "I intended a double meaning in the use of the word 'Bleed'. On the one hand the steel is bleeding into the cedar, but I am also interested in the point at which a regular man made form takes on character, the point at which nature takes a foot hold in the things that we create and that otherwise might be immortal, to drag them back down into the mud. I see this as a kind of unspoken never ending ritual between us and the world we inhabit." - Peter Marigold Born in London 1974, Marigold followed a path from sculpture at Central Saint Martins, London into theatrical and event scenography where he gained a broad range of making skills. In 2005 Marigold joined the M.A. Design Products (Platform Ten) course at the Royal College of Art, London under Ron Arad and since then has concentrated almost solely on furniture. He was awarded an Esmee Fairbairn bursary following his graduate exhibition at the Design Museum, London and his show with the British Council as one of the Great Brits at the Milan (Italy) Furniture Fair 2007 was followed by an invitation to create an entire installation for Paul Smith in Milan and then further work with Paul Smith in London. Working with both galleries and manufacturers, Marigolds work continues to be exhibited in the UK and abroad including the Milan Furniture fair, Design Miami, Stavanger 2008 (Norway), and MoMA New York. In 2009 he was awarded one of the four Designer of the Future awards by Design Miami, followed by a significant installation at Art Basel. Recently Marigold has shown with Murray Moss in New York and during Design Miami in December and at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo. During the London Design Festival 2012 Marigold completed several major installation projects for Bloomberg, the Museum of Childhood and Oyuna (Mongolian Cashmere).

  • PETER MARIGOLD C.V. Education: Royal College of Art 2004 2006 MA Design Products

    under Daniel Charney, Roberto Feo and Ron Arad

    Central St. Martins 1994-1997 BA(hons) Sculpture under Steve Furlonger and Bruce Gernand

    Middlesex University 1993-94 Foundation in Art and Design

    Selected exhibitions and events 2014 Bleed - A collection of cedar wood cabinets that incorporate a form of localised

    ebonising, Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London Boisbuchet workshop programme presented by Vitra Design Museum / Centre Pompidou

    2013 Studies For My Mind Pop Up Gallery - Sir John Soanes Museum, London Loose Thread Okay Studio and Friends at Ben Sherman, London Design Festival 2013 Design with heart St Etienne Internationale Design Biennale, France CIBA, Contemporary and Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto Designers in Residence Exhibition, 10 Downing Street, London

    2012 Group Show No. 10 Downing Street, London Bloomberg Waste Not Want Not creating a large seating and lighting installation from waste material from Bloomberg for their offices. Museum of Childhood - the design and production of a large new reception desk for the Museum of Childhood, London. Ger - Collaboration with Oyuna to create a nomadic display system for Mongolian cashmere Ger Butlers - a series of brass framework and cast surfaces for Gallery Libby Sellers / Oyuna, London Clifton Greens Interior design for fruit and vegetable store in Maida Vale Hackney House - London Bauhaus live Aram gallery, London Raw Craft Crafts Council travelling exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery, London Japan Creative - Simple Vision - Museu Minguzzi, Milan, Italy Wallpaper Handmade Brioni, Milan, Italy

    2011 PAD - London Joy of Living Somerset House, London Post Fossil - Design Museum Holon, Israel Industrial Revolution II Victoria and Albert Museum, London

    2010 Design East, Osaka, Japan Make Me, Moss, New York Designs of the Year Design Museum London (Palindrome series) Post Fossil 21-21 Design Sight, Tokyo, Japan Eleven Small Atlases - Milan

    2009 Moss Gallery - Design Miami, Miami The Harder They Fall Moss, New York Designers of the Future Award - Design Miami/Art Basel, Basel

    Prophets and Penitents - Damn Magazine - Milan Milan Rho Fair - SUM shelves launched by SCP

  • New Work - Fat Galerie, Paris Archaeology of the Future - Institut Nerlandais, 20 years of trends by Li Edelkoort Empty your Pockets! Live event - Barbican Art Gallery, London Craft Punk - Spazio Fendi , Milan, Italy Over Design Over Perugia, Italy

    2008 Casa Arte e Design - Sao Paolo Biennale, Brazil OKAY studio Under the Same Roof - Aram Gallery, London Beau Sauvage - Liberty Department Store, Gallery Libby Sellers, London Folk Futures - Stavanger, Norway, curated by Li Edelkoort FIT - FAT galerie Paris, (with Raw Edges design studio) Birds Bats and Bees, Philips de Pury, London Strativarious - Gallery Libby Sellers, London PLUSDESIGN - Milan Salone 08 DOVETUSAI - new collection Milan Design and the Elastic Mind - MoMA New York Brit Insurance Designs of the Year - Design Museum London

    2007 OKAY studio installation - Hotel Puerta America Madrid Design Miami - Miami GrandMateria - Gallery Libby Sellers London and Miami OKAY studio Box Fresh - London Design Festival TILT II - installation for Paul Smith London Showroom installation - Paul Smith Milan Headquarters Interior design for private residence in Amsterdam Great Brits - Ingenious Therapies - Paul Smith showroom during the Milan Furniture Fair Accidental Collectors exhibition design - Aram Gallery, London OKAY studio - Vulkan Complex, Cologne Furniture Fair Material Connection - Vulkan Complex, Cologne Furniture Fair Inspired by Cologne - Cologne Trade Fair, German Design Council Talented Japan - British Council, Tokyo Design Week Design Mart Design Museum London

    2006 Designersblock Messe Frankfurt, Germany Graduate Exhibition Conran Headquarters Generation Royal College of Art Summer exhibition Disturbance - Great Eastern Hotel, London Talented British Council, Milan Furniture Fair Made by Machine Zeus furniture showroom, Milan PSP / RCA Sony entertainment UK, Bank of America

    2005 PSP / RCA Sony entertainment UK, Royal College of Art Bombay Sapphire Blue Room 100% Design Living Space Internos, Milan Furniture Fair Art Below Zero Westbourne Studios, London Message In a Box NHS touring display

    Recent awards: 2009 Designers of the Future - Design Miami

    Fellowship of the Royal Society of the Arts 2008 Nomination as a Morgan Stanley Great Briton

    Make/Shift selected for Designs of the Year at the Design Museum London 2007 DesignBoom Premio Vico Magistretti competition - honourable mention for Prop,

    the competition was jointly run by a DePadova

  • 2006 Esmee Fairbairn Foundation Award Mathmos CandleLight Competition - finalist Conran Award - finalist Design For Our Future Selves award the Helen Hamlyn Research Centre Sue Mclaren Award For Eco Friendly Product

    2005 Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Competition finalist 2004 Grahame and Brown Wall Paper Design (with Oscar Narud)