Richard Marquis: material culture

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Artist Richard Marquis collects various objects for his own enjoyment but which are sometimes included in his artworks. Marquis' pieces incorporate objects such as porcelain teacups, glass baubles, buttons and knives are combined with his own glass works.

Sculptors, Marquis, Richard

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Paul Soldner

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A retrospective exhibition of Soldner's clay works provides the opportunity to trace the evolution of his ideas. His raku works, which first emerged in 1960, are lively and improvisatory, reflecting the opening up of new artistic possibilities.

Biography, Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Pottery, Ceramic sculpture, Soldner, Paul

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Making time

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A description is presented of the technique used by jewelry maker Jacqueline Lillie to design and manufacture jewelry. The primary materials with which she works are colored glass beads and metals.

Personalities, Jewelers, Jewelers (Persons), Lillie, Jacqueline

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