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Press
We are always thrilled when the Press get in touch to feature this fabulous industry of ours.
As a result publications from the FT’s How to Spend It and the Telegraph Magazine, to Crafts Magazine and The Times have featured Peter or London Glassblowing. Indeed, even Channel 4 News has dropped by the studio to showcase a story on energy prices! Naturally Peter is the focus for most of these interviews, but increasingly other members of the team are enjoying the limelight – this year Louis Thompson was profiled by Telegraph Luxury Magazine during the lead up to Collect 2018.
Whether you’re looking to interview Peter, access high-res images or call-in items for a photoshoot please contact our PR manager Nathan Rous on 07971 603477 or via nathan@nathanrous.com
Recent Features:
April 2018
BBC Radio London
Jo Good was hugely enthusiastic about Peter's new series Piccolo when they sat down in April 2018.
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March 2018
France 2
A team from France 2 visited in March to record Peter in the studio and gallery for the European Artistic Craft Days (Journées européennes des métiers d'art).
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January 2018
Kidspiration TV
Twelve year old Otto from Kidspiration TV visited the studio to chat with Peter about glassmaking and his wackiest idea ever!
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December 2017
The Times
Nancy Durrant featured Cathryn Shilling's piece 'Diorama: Mirror of the Forest' in her round-up of best art gifts for 2017.
November 2017
Evening Standard
Corinne Julius highlighted shops and galleries in London in her Christmas craft feature.
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September 2017
Hole & Corner
Issue 14, the Materials Issue, Josh Sims interviewed Peter about his inspiration and work and running a successful studio for 40 years.
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June 2017
The River
Southwark glossy The River featured 'Celebrating 80' in their June issue, highlighting Peter's legacy in glass.
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July 2017
The Times of Israel
Anne Joseph from The Times of Israel sat down with Peter for an in-depth profile of his journey.
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May 2017
State Magazine
Art critic Anna McNay took a look at workshops around London for State Magazine and featured our classes.
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February 2017
How To Spend It
Charlotte Abrahams spoke to Peter about his past, present and future for The FT's How to Spend It.
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February 2017
Telegraph Luxury
The Telegraph's Luxury Magazine featured Tim Rawlinson's work in advance of COLLECT 2017.
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January/February 2017
Crafts Magazine
Charlotte Abrahams profiled resident artist Louis Thompson for Craft Magazine's pre-COLLECT issue.
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November/December 2016
Crafts Magazine
Crafts magazine invited Peter to write about the place of glass in the greater crafts arena for The COLLECT papers.
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October 2016
Al-Jazeera
Al-Jazeera Arabic featured Peter, and his 40 years working in glass during an October news broadcast.
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September 2016
London Live
London Live visited the studio and gallery for a video feature on our 40th anniversary.
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May/June 2016
Craft & Design
Craft & Design feature Peter Layton's 'Red Burano' on the cover as part of our 40th anniversary celebrations.
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December 2015
BBC Radio 4
Our Gallery Manager & Resident Artist Laura McKinley is featured on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
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September 2015
Time Out
"Quit your job, become a... glassblower!" Our Studio Manager and Resident Artist Bruce Marks is featured.
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August 2015
Channel 4 News
The Channel 4 News Business Correspondent Helia Ebrahimi visits the studio for a piece on inflation rates.
July 2015
BBC London News
BBC London News visit for a feature on Peter Layton.
May 2015
FT - Diary of a Somebody
Peter Layton is the guest blogger for the FT's 'Diary of a Somebody' at the same time as COLLECT 2015 at the Saatchi Gallery.
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March 2015
Craft Arts International
A brilliant written piece by Cathryn Shilling on Anthony Scala as one of the main features of the issue.
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