A round porcelain jar, glazed in white with subtle blue-green tones sits on a white plinth. In the background, and slightly out of focus, is an installation of small white porcelain vessels within a white vitrine.
Photography: Alzbeta Jaresova

the eight directions of the wind, at The Huntington, Los Angeles. Opening 18 October 2025.

A close up image of Edmund de Waal's hands holding a broken shard of pottery. The shard is a shallow dish with a pale green glaze, the edges are rough and jagged.
Photography: Alzbeta Jaresova

the eight directions of the wind, at The Huntington, Los Angeles. Opening 18 October 2025.

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the eight directions of the wind, at The Huntington, Los Angeles. Opening 18 October 2025.

Edmund de Waal Seven Heavenly Senses 2

Seven Heavenly Senses, works from the Al Thani collection, at Hôtel de la Marine, Paris. Closed 5 October 2025.

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Photography: Pablo Gómez-Ogando

an Archive: A new book by Edmund de Waal.

Mrs Dalloway 1925
Virginia Woolf / Hogarth Press, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

The essay How Mrs Dalloway Began: Slipping into Virginia Woolf’s sentences has been published in The Yale Review.

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Photograph: Collection Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, The Netherlands / Photographer: Antoine van Kaam

The Life of Things, Museum Voorlinden, Netherlands. Until 2 November 2025. 

EDW at CLAY
Photography: Peter Leth-Larsen © Axel Salto/VISDA

Playing with Fire: Edmund de Waal and Axel Salto at the Hepworth Wakefield. Opening November 2025.

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Photography: Hélène Binet

On view: Where to see works by Edmund de Waal.

Edmund De Waal Book Archive 148 Web
Photography: Edward Park

Explore the archive of de Waal's writing on subjects including his own work, craft, white and his memoir The Hare with Amber Eyes, and his most recent book an Archive.