Introducing Circle, Triangle, Rectangle, a new Clay Studio show at Heath San Francisco.
Oriented around a family of simple geometric forms, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle reflects Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang's ongoing exploration of the relationship between art, craft, and design using Heath's clay and glazes.
In keeping with the exploratory spirit of the new show, form and scale vary widely from piece to piece. You’ll find smaller sculptures, functional containers, and a collection of larger works (including two tall vases that pay homage to our San Francisco factory’s chimneys). The variety is deliberate, demonstrating that even the simplest shapes can lead to surprising results.
The show and sale begin at the Heath San Francisco gallery space on September 16. On September 17, join us for an opening celebration, where Tung will be in conversation with special guest Kelsey Keith about the collection and the future of craft.
Kelsey is a Creative Director at MillerKnoll, where she led its first rebrand in 25 years and worked closely with us for Heath’s most recent collaboration with Herman Miller.
Circle, Triangle, Rectangle will be available for purchase in-person only, starting September 16.
Oriented around a family of simple geometric forms, Circle, Triangle, Rectangle reflects Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang's ongoing exploration of the relationship between art, craft, and design using Heath's clay and glazes.
In keeping with the exploratory spirit of the new show, form and scale vary widely from piece to piece. You’ll find smaller sculptures, functional containers, and a collection of larger works (including two tall vases that pay homage to our San Francisco factory’s chimneys). The variety is deliberate, demonstrating that even the simplest shapes can lead to surprising results.
The show and sale begin at the Heath San Francisco gallery space on September 16. On September 17, join us for an opening celebration, where Tung will be in conversation with special guest Kelsey Keith about the collection and the future of craft.
Kelsey is a Creative Director at MillerKnoll, where she led its first rebrand in 25 years and worked closely with us for Heath’s most recent collaboration with Herman Miller.
Circle, Triangle, Rectangle will be available for purchase in-person only, starting September 16.
September 16–25, 2026
Heath San Francisco
2900 18th Street
Open for viewing and purchase during normal showroom hours:
Monday–Friday, 10am–6pm
Saturday–Sunday, 10am–5pm
Celebration + Conversation with Tung Chiang
September 17, 2026 | 5:00pm–7:00pm
Heath San Francisco
2900 18th Street
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