PAD London Fair Opens with 67 Galleries, Sales of Jeanneret and Kuroda Works
On 14 October, PAD London commenced in Berkeley Square, featuring 67 galleries. Lafanour successfully sold a console by Pierre Jeanneret, while Charles Burnand highlighted a ceramic wall piece by Peter Lane. Two unglazed porcelain creations by Taizo Kuroda, previously acquired by Tristan Hoare around 2019, garnered attention. Friedman Benda exhibited an onyx coffee table crafted by Adam Pendleton alongside a tapestry by Misha Kahn. Sofie Middernacht's consoles and benches, constructed from steel diesel tanks, were showcased by Objects With Narratives. FUMI gallery introduced Kobina Adusah's inaugural bronze piece, and Glenn Spiro presented a retrospective of works utilizing mammoth bone and gemstones, with Beyoncé among the collectors. The fair will continue until 18 October.
Key facts
- PAD London opened on 14 October in Berkeley Square with 67 galleries.
- Lafanour sold a Pierre Jeanneret Chandigarh console.
- Charles Burnand was in discussions over a large ceramic wall work by Peter Lane.
- Tristan Hoare collected two unglazed white porcelain works by Taizo Kuroda from his Izu studio around 2019.
- Friedman Benda shows a round onyx coffee table by Adam Pendleton and a tapestry by Misha Kahn recently seen in The Devil Wears Prada 2.
- Objects With Narratives presents Sofie Middernacht's furniture made from Belgian diesel tanks.
- FUMI gallery shows Kobina Adusah's first bronze work, a reconstruction of the Abusua Kuruwa.
- Glenn Spiro displays a retrospective including mammoth bone, sliced rubies, Mughal gems and gold baulé medallions from the Ivory Coast; Beyoncé owns his work.
- The fair runs until 18 October.
Entities
Artists
- Pierre Jeanneret
- Peter Lane
- Taizo Kuroda
- Tristan Hoare
- Adam Pendleton
- Misha Kahn
- Sofie Middernacht
- Kobina Adusah
- Glenn Spiro
- Beyoncé
Institutions
- PAD London
- Lafanour
- Charles Burnand
- Friedman Benda
- Objects With Narratives
- FUMI gallery
- The Devil Wears Prada 2
Locations
- Berkeley Square
- London
- United Kingdom
- Paris
- France
- Brooklyn
- New York
- United States
- Izu
- Japan
- Brussels
- Belgium
- Ghana
- Ivory Coast