Helen Bates on sun 19 oct 03
Surfing with Helen Bates - Germany - October 19th., 2003
-- Dorothee Wenz (Mainz, Germany)
Click on "Ausgew=E4hlte Arbeiten" to see Dorothee's work, which is=20
abstract-figural, in very intense matt glazes. Unique.
-- Marita Kraus (Aalen and Munich, Germany)
(Sculpture in clay - attenuated figures predominate)
(English, German, Polish languages available)
-- Andre=B4 Schlauch (Greifswald, Western Pommeria, Germany)
(Neolithic Pottery)
-- WWW Virtual Library: Ceramics (Hosted by the Fraunhofer Institute,=20
Dresden, Germany)
The search function doesn't work, so click on a link then scroll down to=20
view the listings. Headings included are: Ceramic Arts; Traditional=20
Ceramics; Commercial Technical Ceramics; Noncommercial Technical=20
Ceramics. It may help to use the "Find" tab of your browser.
Fraunhofer Institute home page:
This is the database of the Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic=20
Technologies and Sintered Materials (German site, but has English pages=20
available)
-- Thomas Hirschler (Germany, Archie Bray resident, USA)
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Woodfired stoneware bat sculpture - I love it!
http://www.archiebray.org/residents/hirschler/
Apparently Hirschler is a resident at the Archie Bray at this time. The=20
work shown from the later 1990's here is quite, quite different from the=20
piece seen on the Selfridge site above. (The link to the show=20
"Recollecting Installation" is defunct.)
Helen
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Helen Bates - mailto:nell@cogeco.ca, nelbanell@yahoo.com
Web - http://www.geocities.com/nelbanell/
PMI Online - http://www.potterymaking.org/pmionline.html
Clayarters' Urls - http://amsterlaw.com/clayart.html
Surfing Posts - http://amsterlaw.com/nell.html
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