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DAVID LEACH - A Centenary Exhibition
PAUL RICE GALLERY
105 ARLINGTON ROAD, LONDON NW1 7ET. U.K.
TEL: 020 7419 6280 EMAIL: paulricegallery@hotmail.com
February 19th - March 12th 2011
URSULA MOMMENS - 50 Small Pots
PAUL RICE GALLERY
105 ARLINGTON ROAD, LONDON NW1 7ET. U.K.
TEL: 020 7419 6280 EMAIL: paulricegallery@hotmail.com
November 13th - December 11th
Slader's Yard - Bridport, Dorset - Contemporary British Art, Furniture
and Craft
Ivar Mackay - In View of the Pyrenees
The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh
6 - 30 October 2010
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This spring Ivar commissioned his new kiln in preparation for his second
solo show at the Scottish Gallery in Edinburgh. "In View of the
Pyrenees" will open on 6 October. Ivar will be coming to the preview
and looks forward to meeting those of you who are able to attend.
Contact Christina Jansen at the Scottish Gallery for further information
about the preview. The exhibition can be viewed online at www.scottish-gallery.co.uk/ivarmackay
The granite and limestone geologies of the Languedoc Roussillon
- Pyrenees to the south, Black Mountains to the north, with their sharp
charcoal skylines, snow fields in early summer, deep cracks, caves and
potholes - are a striking influence on the matt blacks in the new work
of Ivar Mackay. From the mezzanine that he built to look at the mountains
Ivar has observed the intensity, too, of the southern French blue skies
that turn to deep cobalt in the evening, shot through with golden light.
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