Steve Mills on fri 9 nov 01
In message , Janet Kaiser
writes
>Be prepared for a shock at the British Museum, Liz.
>They apparently have just opened an exhibition on
>Agatha Christie and her contribution to Archaeology in
>the 20thC. Have not seen it myself, but there was a
>review on BBC Radio 4 yesterday and the one critic
>plaintively commented he had never seen so few pots in
>an archaeology exhibition before...
In the same programme they later added that they had seen the exhibition
before it was fully installed, and that most of the ceramics were not
in place at the time.
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
Janet Kaiser on fri 9 nov 01
Be prepared for a shock at the British Museum, Liz.
They apparently have just opened an exhibition on
Agatha Christie and her contribution to Archaeology in
the 20thC. Have not seen it myself, but there was a
review on BBC Radio 4 yesterday and the one critic
plaintively commented he had never seen so few pots in
an archaeology exhibition before...
Of course there is still the rest of the collection to
see, but I thought you had better be warned!
Have fun, you lucky lass!
Janet
The Chapel of Art . Capel Celfyddyd
Home of The International Potters' Path
8 Marine Crescent . Criccieth LL52 0EA
Wales . GB . United Kingdom
Tel: (01766) 523570
E-mail: postbox@the-coa.org.uk
URL: http://www.the-coa.org.uk
> I must be nuts, but I am going to London, and I
> am going to drool over pots at the V&A, British
Museum, and the David
> Percival Gallery, which always seems to be closed
whenever I've tried
> to go before. And of course The British Craftsman's
Shop, and, and,
> and,..... Meticky Liz signing off
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