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With Greyscale The Max Radford Gallery seeks to look beyond the parameters of design into the expanse of object-based creative practices. The Gallery has invited Artists & Designers to contribute to the show as well as those that straddle both worlds.

The Max Radford Gallery has always sought to exhibit works experimenting with the parameters of design; with a continuous examination of the fine art world within London and its suggestions of design objects and domestic space-based narratives the need to show works from both fields has been a pressure on the gallery.

The Max Radford Gallery is also keen to expose a “product-focused” design world to adjacent areas of creativity that Max feels can be ignored or othered despite its broader impact on design as a whole. Some of the most impactful design work from London in the 20th century seems comes from artful and art-adjacent practices; we are keen to ensure the continuation and platforming of this vein between Art & Design.

Greyscale Is the 5th Show in Collaboration between Max Radford Gallery & Eat Work Art who manage Netil House .
Installation Views (1/8)
Greyscale installation view 1
Works
Hardcore Cottagecore #II
Hardcore Cottagecore #II, Tom Bull, 2023
Sunflower Cabinet
Sunflower Cabinet, Natalia Triantafylli, Andrew Pierce Scott, 2023
Lean 2
Lean 2, Grace Prince, 2025
Untitled (table)
Untitled (table), Fred Thomson, 2023