Alluvium
Colonnade House, Worthing · 3 November to 8 November 2026
Image: Colonnade HouseAlluvium is a duo exhibition of ceramics and drawing by Michael Lainchbury and Peon Boyle, running at Colonnade House in Worthing from 3 to 8 November 2026, open 10am to 5pm. Boyle's drawing scrolls explore the flow of fluid, while Lainchbury shows closed-form ceramic sculptures fired in a gas kiln. The show suits art lovers interested in craft and the materials of water and earth.
Highlights
- Ceramics and drawing by Michael Lainchbury and Peon Boyle
- Drawing scrolls inspired by the flow of fluid
- Closed-form ceramic sculptures fired in a gas kiln
Getting there
Colonnade House, BN11 3DH
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