AnOther Magazineのインスタグラム(anothermagazine) - 5月28日 19時45分

"Part of the reason the book is called Ways of Life is because it’s very hard to say what Jim [Ede] did or was," @laura_freeman_times_art tells @millyburroughs2.0. "He’s not an artist, he’s an author, but he’s also a collector and a curator, and also a lecturer. He made his own way of life."⁠
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Laura Freeman’s new book chronicles the remarkable life of Jim Ede, the founder of Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge, and explores the romance, struggle, passion and peculiarity of the late art collector’s life. At the link in bio, Milly Burroughs speaks to Freeman about telling his fascinating story 📲⁠
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📸 Courtesy of @kettlesyard⁠
1. Jim Ede at Kettle’s Yard⁠
2. House cottages, upstairs, the Bechstein room. Photography by @paulallitt⁠
3. House cottages, upstairs, the Dancer room⁠
5. Jim Ede, with Bird Swallowing a Fish by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska⁠
6. House extension, downstairs Showing Italo Valenti’s collages (1964) and Lucie Rie’s bowl ‘The Wave’ (1971)

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