MAPMAPART
Welcome to MAPMAPART featuring designs from Maree and Paul Allitt aka mapmap. MAPMAPART is contemporary, fun and colourful with a touch of Midcentury style
MAPMAP are Maree and Paul Allitt. We make pottery, painting, prints and photography, we’ve been working together since art college. We started using the name MAPMAP for our joint work way back when, it stands for Maree And Paul MAPping the world – but now our ambitions turn more to a pleasing pot or a pretty pattern. You can find more of our work on Etsy, Instagram and our website: www.mapmap.co.uk
23/06/2024
Still Life with Sculptural Flowers.
The sculptural leaves and flowers of Jerusalem Sage chosen to complement the ornamentation of the head of the vessel.
By Maree and Paul Allitt
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13/04/2024
New displays at the Bluecoat Display Centre, looking good in the sunshine.
Including work by
scarves
bags and purses
jewellery
porcelain vessels
vessels
silk scarves
With porcelain pots by Maree and Paul Allitt
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15/09/2023
Delivered this week to Sarah Wiseman Gallery in Oxford
Available online at www.wisegal.com/
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06/08/2023
Something of the fairground about these. Tents and carousels, a whiff of smoke and sawdust, roll up roll up for the mystery tour.
Slab built in porcelain by Maree and Paul Allitt
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27/06/2023
Perfectly Imperfect pots 2023
It’s that time of year again for sorting seconds. These beauties along with others will be on sale Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd July. Come and see them, and Maree, at St Barnabas Press, Cambridge, part of
Slab built in porcelain by Maree and Paul Allitt
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24/01/2023
’d never have guessed we spent a lot of time looking at Frank Stella’s way back in the 60s.
Slab built in porcelain by Maree and Paul Allitt
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15/01/2023
Three Tracery pots.
Slab built in porcelain by Maree and Paul Allitt
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01/12/2022
Inspiration and pots on holiday :)
Approaching storm at sunset in Sheringham, unbelievable display of pink and turquoise. We got soaked five minutes later but it was worth it. And, a couple of our pots went on holiday with us, product photo on a groin also at Sheringham. There’s some beautiful light on the North Norfolk coast, almost as good as St Ives / Penzance.
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13/11/2022
Pots we dropped off last week are now for sale in the CCA shop and online.
Cambridge Contemporary Art, 6 Trinity Street, Cambridge
www.cambridgegallery.co.uk
Slab built porcelain by Maree and Paul.
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03/11/2022
Just dropped these off as part of a delivery of 24 pots to , (Cambridge Contemporary Art).
Cambridge Contemporary Art at six Trinity Street, Cambridge
https://www.cambridgegallery.co.uk/
Handmade slab built porcelain by Maree and Paul.
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12/07/2022
Back from our hols in sunny Penzance we were going to post this to let people know our new designs are on sale at Cambridge Contemporary Art but apparently they’ve mostly sold out already. We’ll be making more over the next couple of weeks to restock in early August.
Cambridge Contemporary Art at six Trinity Street, Cambridge
https://www.cambridgegallery.co.uk/
Handmade slab built porcelain by Maree and Paul.
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18/11/2021
Repost Maree and Paul Allitt's handmade slab-built porcelain ceramics are decorated using stencils and flat slip colours, the addition of glazes makes a contrast of matt and gloss surfaces and give each piece an attractive tactile quality.
The clay is porcelain, chosen for its whiteness, delicacy and strength - fired to a high temperature so it is vitrified and non-porous. For the artists they are objects in their own right made for their intrinsic beauty rather than function.
www.cambridgegallery.co.uk/maree-paul-allitt
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