At Collect London 2012, the World Crafts Council of Belgium, Francophone presents recent work of Caroline Andrin,, Nilton Cunha, Vincent Kempenaers, Anne Marie Laureys, Thérèse Lebrun, Jean Claude Legrand, Hugo Meert, Antonio Spotto. All the artists will attend the Salon Collect London, 2012.
http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/collect/
More to see at : www.wcc-bf.org
Good news: a brand new book by Edmund De Waal. My work selected by Mino Japan, 2011 is on the cover of and in the book together with Halima Cassell, Bente Sjkottgaard, Akiyama Yo and many other ceramic artists from past and present.
The most comprehensive and accessible A to Z overview of ceramics from all periods in print.
‘This book is like an installation where the arrangement of illustrations makes the reader look with surprised attentiveness’ V&A magazine
a wonderful new book… by the presiding genius of modern studio ceramics, Edmund de Waal. …a treasure house containing over 300 beautiful full-page plates. … informative’ RA magazine
Anne Marie Laureys invites artists out of the fine and applied arts, not into ceramics, to work in her studio during several months to try out new ideas into clay. The exhibition of these unusual results will take place at the well known ceramic gallery and private museum Frank Steyaert in Ghent, Belgium. Most of the art works are made in dialogue with the medieval rooms and eclectic modern new spaces build on … A great opportunity for several participants in this exhibition is the confrontation with lots of remarkable objects from the historic private collection of Frank Steyaert with their recent creations…
Jos Devriendt, Hilde De Decker, Frans Gentils, Hanneke Van Hage, Patrick Vanhuffel, Anne Marie Laureys work out objects and atmospheres different from what the public is used to see in this gallery!
Didier Van de Steene is writing an essay about HITTE/HEAT!
Follow us on facebook. Join the pages of Anne Marie Laureys….. to be continued!
Honorable mention at the 9th International Ceramics Competition Mino, Japan 2011
Exhibition of the 200 artworks selected for the competition from September 16 till October 23 2011
C l a r a S c r e m i n i
invites you at the opening on Thursday 20 January 2011 from 18h >21 h
‘ANNE MARIE LAUREYS Recent Ceramics’
The exhition is open for the public from January 21 until February 26, 2011.
C l a r a S c r e m i n i
G A L L E R Y, 99, rue Quincampoix 75003 Pari s – Tel . Fax : +33 (0)1 48 04 32 42
Wednesday, Thursday , Friday and Saturday from 14 h > 19 h and by apointment.
At Collect London 2011, the World Crafts Council of Belgium, Francophone presents all around The Vessel recent work of Caroline Andrin,Vincent Beague, Nilton Cunha, Francine Delmote, Pascale De Visscher, Anne Marie Laureys, Thérèse Lebrun, Antonio Spotto. All the artists will attend the Salon Collect London, 2011.
http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/collect/
More to see at : www.wcc-bf.org
Ceramics on show by Philippe Barde from Switserland and Anne Marie Laureys from Belgium at Gallery Ann Mertens, Leuven, Belgium. September 17 till october 17 2010.
Clay-e-motion Anne Marie Laureys Ceramics Belgium
My work will participate in the exhibition ‘KOM’ at Cypres Gallery Leuven, B a groupshow all about ‘the vessel’ the curator of the show is Mieke Everaet.
Also a survey of my ceramics in a duo show with Phillipe Barde, Switserland at Ann Mertens Gallery, Leuven, B
At saturday September 18 from 16 hr till 21 hr, 4 lectures about the ceramic process by Anton Reynders,NL, Phillipe Barde,Sw, Trees Demits,B and Anne Marie Laureys,B , Museum M, Leuven, B
clouds by my fingers Anne Marie Laureys Ceramics belgium
The’Institut supérieur pour l’étude du langage plastique’ at BD de Waterloo, 31, Brussels is showing jewels of Nele Content and ceramics of Anne Marie Laureys in the Rayon Art department.
more to see at www.iselp.be
clay-e-motion Anne Marie Laureys Ceramics Belgium
clay-e-motion Anne Marie Laureys Ceramics Belgium
Gallery Carla Koch specializes in modern glass and ceramics, especially glass and ceramics related or referring to functionality and design. The gallery preferably shows objects that may have a function, and yet can easily stand on their own as autonomous art. The objects should enclose some space, while the spectator should be able to enclose the objects. The gallery yearly organizes about 9 exhibitions, alternately glass and ceramics. In addition, the gallery has a presentation on several Artfairs in and outside the Netherlands. see more at : www.carlakoch.nl
For the solo show i am working on new ceramic forms …. presently several clay-e-motion vessels are in stock at the gallery.
