Monument Gallery

A selection pieces we’ll be presenting at Basic.Space London this weekend, including works by Jan de Jong, Anna Mizak, Yves de la Tour d’Auvergne, Ron Arad and more.

make me saline
Original works by Agnes Lloyd-Platt
Full catalogue available on the website or upon request
Available to view in the gallery, until 28th May. No appointment required

Open tomorrow: make me saline by Agnes Lloyd Platt
 
‘make me saline’, is a multi-sensory exhibition by longtime collaborator and friend of Monument, Agnes Lloyd Platt.⁠
 
‘make me saline’ is a consideration of landscapes - an inspection of both physical and emotional geography. The series shot in Menorca, questions isolation, volume, connection, self and gravity - observing solitude as a guide across an island, towards identity.

In dialogue with the series, Monument will present a collection of newly acquired archival pieces in stone, glass and aluminium, ranging from the 1970’s to 1990’s.
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Exhibition:⁠
Open everyday:
May 14th - 28th, 10am-4pm ⁠
No appointment required

Thanks to HTSI for featuring Monument as the Cult Shop in this weekend’s Design Special. A privilege to be in such excellent company.
Thank you jo ellison
Photos by genevieve lutkin

The Softline cabinet by Otto Zapf
Designed in 1971 by Otto Zapf (1931-2018), the experimental Softline System was a range developed by Zapf whilst still a partner at Vitsoe & Zapf. With its lightweight construction, Softline was known for its distinctive fabrication, using a vinyl-light foil and snap buttons that puncture through the fabric. This piece is in a subtle taupe colour, with a lustre in excellent condition for its 50 years.

In focus: The collectible Anchise floor lamp by Toni Cordero, manufactured by Artemide, circa 1990.⁠
Featuring its distinctive brass chain-mail shade and brutalist stone-like cast bronze base, the iconic, sculptural floor lamp is in pristine condition, sourced from dead stock in Italy, with the original tag still intact.

In focus: Abstract sculpture with elongated oval form, hand carved in Belgian granite. Boasting 57cm in height, this substantial piece features a smooth light polished finish and subtle grain.

A look back at the IM ZWSICHEN exhibition at Paris, during Art Basel week in collaboration with . Works included the delicate Samurai table lamp by Ingo Maurer and Dagmar Mombach and the seminal work of the late Christoph R Siebrasse, the Freidenker.⁠
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The new E10 gallery is now available to book private appointments, Monday to Friday.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for dinner in the new Monument gallery.

Special thanks to .london .flowers