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Ceramicist Elizabeth Fritsch is the subject of a major retrospective at the Hepworth Wakefield. Curator, writer, and editor Natalie Baerselman le Gros, who specialises in contemporary ceramics, reflects on the work of an artist who describes herself as a painter who makes pots.
Presenter: Nick Ahad
Producer: Ekene Akalawu
Natalie Baerselman le Gros previews the latest exhibition by Elizabeth Fritsch and looks at the importance of spatial relationships in her work
2010
Major Retrospective
Selected
Exhibitions
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L’exposition « English Touch » Paris du 22 novembre au 20 décembre 2017
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L’exposition « Libertés Affinités » Paris du 24 mai au 15 juin 2012
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2008
Elizabeth Fritsch at the
Fine Art Society, London
November 2008
Curator: Joanna Bird
Andrew Lambirth (Author)
Dynamic Structures: Painted Vessels
National Museum Cardiff, Wales,
in association with Adrian Sassoon
Curator: Andrew Renton
1993
Elizabeth Fritsch: Vessels from Another World
Metaphysical Pots in Painted Stoneware
Northern Centre for the Contemporary Arts, Sunderland, travelling to Aberdeen, Birmingham, Cardiff, London, Norwich, UK
Paperback by Edward Lucie-Smith (Author)
1987 The Stamp of Fame, Fischer Fine Art, London - chosen for Bernard Leach Centenary
Post Office Stamp issue with Hans Coper and Lucie Rie
1978
Elizabeth Fritsch
Pots about Music
British touring exhibition - Published by Glasgow. Leeds Art Galleries, 1978
Leeds Art Galleries, that also traveled to Glasgow, Bristol, Gateshead and Bolton in 1978-79.
Essays by David Queensberry, Elizabeth Fritsch
(Pots About Music), Alison Britton, and Ian Bennett.
1987