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Huber is pleased to present a retrospective exhibition ‘At Home With Art‘, showing the work produced by a group of artists for the collaboration between the Tate Gallery and Homebase.

In 1999, a group of leading British artists and sculptors were invited to join the “At home With Art” project – conceived by Tate Curator, Colin Painter – in an attempt to bring contemporary art into domestic life.

The objects ranged from pure sculpture to functional items such as the stunning and elegant lamp by kapoor shown here. Artists involved in the project included Anish Kapoor, Richard Wentworth, Antony Gormley, Alison Wilding, Permindar Kaur, David Mach, Angela Bulloch and Richard Deacon.

Image: Anish Kapoor, Teardrop Lamp, 1999

Huber is pleased to present a group exhibition showcasing the work of some of the most exciting contemporary Japanese ceramic artists – both established and emerging.

The objects range from small and usable tableware items to large dishes, vases and sculptural pieces

Image: Raku earthenware dish, c. 2000 (please note: this images is a placeholder and will be updated with an item from the exhibition in due course)

Huber is pleased to present an interactive audio listening exhibition.

The Garrard 301 transcription turntable is considered one of the most significant turntables in the development of analogue audio.

Huber Project have developed a new plinth for the Garrrard 301.

The exhibition showcases the new plinth in various iterations, with combinations of tonearms and headshells.

The exhibition will be an emersive listening experience, not only showing the products but demonstrating the beautiful sound in a valve-based audio system.

Image: Garrard 301 Hammertone turntable, 1953