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30 Jan 2005
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GALLERY MOVING SALE
The Gallery will be moving to a new address in early April 2005. Many items are now available for sale at great reductions. Please phone for details if you are interested in the work of any of our artists on +44 20 7435 0510.
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1 Nov 2004
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MONICA YOUNG passed away
It is with regret that I announce that Monica Young passed away peacefully in October 2004.
Please read my obituary to her on her page in the Artists section of this website.
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19 Oct 2004
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JONATHAN GARRATT
Jonathan Garratt has been awarded the Adrian Sassoon Award for the Arts of the Kiln at Chelsea Crafts Fair. A large decorated woodfired platter has been purchased for donation to a UK museum.
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1 Oct 2004
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GEORGE WALKER
Figurative ceramic sculptor GEORGE WALKER has had three of his narrative ceramic sculptures included in a new publication "500 Figures in Clay", published by Lark Books. His work was selected from a submission of over 1200 artists, and he is one of the few British artists represented in the book. The three pieces in the book by George Walker are all in his usual hard hitting style which comment on some aspect of contemporary western society. Each of these sculptures is in the form of a teapot.
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25 Jun 2004
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Burgh House Museum
Maureen Michaelson Sculpture Garden is featured in The Gardens of Hampstead exhibition at Burgh House Museum, London, June to Sept 2004. One photograph shows Maureen Michaelson seated on a Hannah Bennett seat, and a second shows Mark Pedro de la Torres large cast iron planter with a beautful tree fern.
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18 Jun 2004
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Garden Sculpture Exhibition
The Garden Sculpture & Ceramics exhibition has been extended by popular demanded for a further week to 4 July 2004
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11 Jun 2004
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Ham & High Review
Alison Oldham gave the Garden Sculpture & Ceramics exhibition a glowing review. Here are some of her comments.
One joy of this display is the way nearly 200 items fit into the garden setting, emerging from luxuriant shrubs or accentuating the forms of plants. All are inventive interventions that enhance rather than intrude. Everywhere you look in this garden show there is something to delight the gaze.
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17 May 2004
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Television Broadcast
Our 5th annual Garden Sculpture & Ceramic exhibition featured in a British Satellite News item which is broadcast on the Reuters satellite directly to some 300 stations around the world, including BBC World and CNN. You can see details of the script on http://www.bsn.org.uk/bsn/bsnenscripts.nsf/(httpScripts)/ .
We hope to be able to upload the broadcast onto this website shortly.
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10 Feb 2004
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Arts Council Awards
TRACEY HEYES and HANNAH BENNETT are two gallery artists who have been recent recipients of Arts Council of Britain awards for research and development.
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15 Jan 2004
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Most Admired Potters
Paul Scott has been included in the list of The Most Admired Potters in the Ceramics in Society Yearbook for 2003, as voted by the readers of the magazine.
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15 Jan 2004
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Ceramic Review
Paul Scotts ceramic sculpture Seascale Pigeon Landscape was used to advertise Collect, the International Applied Art fair at the V&A Museum, in Ceramic Review, Jan/Feb 2004 Issue No 205.
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20 Dec 2003
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Garden Prize
Our garden has won a prestigious award for Outdoor Space Design, who were outright winner of the category Garden Maintenance, awarded by the Association of Professional Landscapers for 2003. You can view the garden and other winners on their website www.landscaper.org.uk, by pressing the awards button. The prizes were featured in the two important magazines listed below and our garden was pictured in both. ?Horticultural Week? ? issue of 23 October 2003, and ?Garden Design Journal? ? issue of 26 December 2003.
This is the second award for the garden. The first award was best in category As Seen From The Street awarded by the Belsize Residents Association in 2001.
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16 Mar 2003
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COLLECT
Maureen Michaelson Gallery is proud to announce that it has been selected to exhibit at the new international Contemporary Applied Arts Fair hosted by the Crafts Council at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London in February 2004.
Exhibiting artists will be: Julienne Dolphin Wilding, Tracey Heyes,
Dan Kelly, Paul Scott and George Walker
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1 Jan 2003
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Tracey Heyes
Tracey Heyes had a solo show of her new work incorporating ceramic sculpture and laser transfer glass imagery at Portals Gallery, Chicago. This exhibition was the gala opening show for the new season in September 2002.
Her work was also taken by Portals Gallery to the contemporary applied art fair in Florida in January 2003.
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1 May 2002
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George Walker
George Walker's narrative sculptural ceramic teapots are part of the exhibition "The Artful Teapot: 20th Century Expressions from the Kamm Collection" which is touring to 7 North American museums between May 2002 and October 2004.
They are also featured in three recent books, listed below:
2001 Paul Scott, "Painted Clay", A & C Black, London.
2001 Garth Clark, "The Artful Teapot", Thames & Hudson (UK)/Watson-Guptill, USA.
2002 Michael Flynn, "Ceramic Figures", A & C Black, London /Rutgers University Press, USA
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29 Apr 2002
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Website Launched
We're deligted to announce that www.maureenmichaelson.com has gone live! Over the coming weeks we'll be adding more artists and artworks so keep checking back...
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28 Apr 2002
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Paul Scott awarded an Encore Award
Paul Scott has recently been awarded an Encore Award worth ?10,000 by Northern Arts for to conduct further research. He is also one of the select artists to have been invited to the Royal Academy to meet the Queen for a Golden Jubilee event for lifetime achievement. This is a great honour for a ceramic artist.
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14 Apr 2002
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Centre of attention again!
Hannah Bennett was the winner of the Best Product in Show award at the London Garden Show, Alexandra Palace, for her dramatic ceramic seats and lanterns
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1 Jul 2001
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Hannah Bennett featured
Maureen Michaelson was pictured sitting on a gorgeous Hannah Bennett seat in the magazine Fabric in July 2001.
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