Misshapes the Making of Tatty Devine
Tatty Devine - the pioneering Jewellery brand founded by Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden celebrate 20 years of jewellery-making with an exhibition in the Lethaby Gallery Central Saint Martins. Exploring the power of creativity and entrepreneurship The Making of Tatty Devine features over 100 pieces from the last 20 years, from the design duo's early leather cuffs and piano belts to giant versions of their 'greatest hits' including lobster, magpies, and banana.
With anarchic roots and a punk DIY aesthetic, the design duo have always pushed at boundaries, often transforming throwaway or found objects into complex collectable forms. The exhibition charts the rise of the duo from young graduates setting up a stall at Spitalfields market, to the high flying entrepreneurial designers they are today. What better location than Central Saint Martins' gallery, which has been transformed via installation and film to fully represent the vitality of Tatty Devine.
Last chance to catch it this weekend, closing Sunday 11th August.
Saturday/Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
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