Plans For Living
An exhibition of painting and ceramics by Louise Bristow and Coco Crampton.
Everyday objects can provide a profound insight into history, reflecting the society that created them and the ideology of the period in which they were conceived.
In Plans for Living, Louise Bristow and Coco Crampton explore the idea that form follows function and encourages us to look more closely at the structure, symbolism, conventions, and absurdities of human life.
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