Kith & Kin II: New Glass and Ceramics

Date: 15 September 2012
Source: www.nationalglasscentre.com

Date: 15 September 2012

21 September - 31 December 2012 Reception: 27 September, 6 - 8pmBringing together artworks from two creative ‘families’ - Glass and Ceramics, this second survey exhibition features artists who usually work in other areas, and who are exploring glass or ceramics as creative materials.

Others are known for working in either glass or ceramics and are now taking their ideas into the other medium. The new work, extending the artists’ existing practice has largely been created at the National Glass Centre.



Featuring: Jennifer Allinson, Steve Brown, Andrew Burton, Paul Coldwell, Graham Dolphin, Joel Fisher, Charlotte Hodes, Rob Kesseler, Magdalene Odundo and Brian Thompson.



Curated by Prof. Peter Davies and Prof. Kevin Petrie, Institute for International Research in Glass and Ceramic Arts Research Centre University of Sunderland.
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