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Compositions colour-pattern-form
Shaw, Vicky
Shaw, Vicky
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2005
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A solo exhibition comprising 120 pieces made over a period of 18 months. The artist is noted for an uncanny level of control and finish in her handwork with porcelain. Working with Jasper, the ‘signature’ clay body of Wedgwood which lacks the translucency and purity of porcelain, raised a range of technical questions concerning its plasticity and surface quality including colour. Shaw experimented with different combinations of form, colour, and surface finish usually used for porcelain, in particular the use of porcelain-mono-printing and screen-printing, which she has pioneered, to develop new perceptions and uses of Jasperware.
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In: Deutsches Porzellanmuseum, Hohenberg, Germany
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