John Buckler, Ripon Abbey, 1809 Frame:white The printer creates a teapot

The printer creates a teapot for each day of the exhibition

Kettle's Yard has the only known examples of the handprinted fabric used to make the original cushion

Subtly colourful kitchen accessories designed by David Chipperfield for Alessi

As Andrew Bonacina writes in his essay

Sir John Amherst Selby-Bigge

John Buckler, Ripon Abbey, 1809 Frame:white The printer creates a teapotThe Gott Collection of paintings, prints and drawings of Yorkshire was assembled in the 19th century by a wool merchant, William Gott and his son John Gott, Vicar of Leeds and later Bishop of Truro. It was presented to Wakefield Art Gallery in 1930 by Frank Green, a Yorkshire industrialist and philanthropist. The bound 10 volume collection comprises 1200 images, including watercolours, drawings, maps and prints depicting Yorkshire villages, towns,