20 YEAR! Galerie Carla Koch
18 & 19 + 25 & 26 April + 2 & 3 May from 13.00-17.00 uur at Veemkade 500 gebouw Detroit, 1019HE Amsterdam, NL
Welcome at the private view on Saturday 18 April at 17.00 Hr.
contact: +31 (0) 642397440 / www.carlakoch.nl / ckoch@xs4all.nl
On show work of 22 artists from the gallery. On Carla’s request we all made a limited edition of several small objects !
SOFIE LACHAERT GALLERY will show my recent ceramics and more at Collect London 2015. Saatchi Gallery Duke of York’s HQ, King’s road London SW3 4SQ. The international art fair for contemporary objects from 8>11 May 2015. Preview, May 7 2015, exclusive tickets for this event on request only: info@lachaert.com / tel +32 3 7111963 / www.lachaert.com
objects as art / art as objects, collectible an limited edition objects from 01-01>30-09-2015
Argentaurum- Zeedijk 826-KNOKKE, Belgium
want to know more: info@lachaert.com / tel +32 3 7111963 / www.lachaert.com
Galerie Carla Koch stand 65 at Art Breda will present work of Kayoko Hoshino, Hanneke Fokkelman, Bodil Manz, Wouter Dam and Anne Marie Laureys.
Please click ont the link to open the digital invitation: digitale uitnodiging 
Musée Ariana , Geneva, Switzerland has recently expanded their Collection of Contemporary Ceramics with 1 unique ceramic object of Anne Marie Laureys. 
title: “unidentified spotless body” Ceramic 2011>2014
technical: Belgian clay thrown on the wheel, altered and assembled ‘clay glazes’
size: 33x37x40cm
info: Taste Contemporary Craft
Keramiekmuseum Princessehof, Leeuwarden, NL has recently expanded their collection of contemporary Ceramics with 2 unique objects of Anne Marie Laureys.
Info: CARLA KOCH GALLERY, NL
Design Days Dubai, the Middle East and South Asia’s first fair dedicated to collectible and limited edition furniture and design objects. Represented by Sofie Lachaert Gallery. The fourth edition of Design Days Dubai takes place from March 16 – 20, 2015. Location: The Venue, Downtown Dubai, Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard.
Info Sofie Lachaert Gallery, B
We are delighted to be able to announce that Taste has been selected by Artgenève to curate a special exhibition in contemporary craft at the 4th edition of this international art fair.
Artgenève is the most important event of its kind in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. Keeping current with the global art scene and its own growing international following the fair will present a diverse selection of leading international dealers and galleries.
Our invitation to participate derives from the success of the first edition of Taste held in January 2014. To be offered the opportunity, in our first year, to present what we consider to be the best in contemporary craft alongside fine art and established galleries, is further confirmation of the ascending star of contemporary craft.
Our selection will include works by a number of artists from our last exhibition as well as several new names. The focus remains on high quality, unique objects chosen for their importance, innovation and craftsmanship and selected from across a range of craft disciplines.
We champion the work of craft artists who push the boundaries. We include artists from across all craft disciplines many of whom are already established, with works in museums and private collection, as well as up-and-coming artists. Foremost, we are committed to promoting important and innovative craft that is exciting, intriguing and challenges our assumptions about what is possible.
Taste aims to stage at least one major European exhibition annually that highlights a broad selection of craft disciplines. Taste will also host more exclusive, thematic events throughout the year with a focus on specific artists or disciplines. Our ambition is to be a premier source for cutting-edge contemporary craft.
http://www.tastecontemporarycraft.com
Anne Marie Laureys, Ceramic Works and Anna Heindle, Jewelry at sofie lachaert gallery belgium 2014. More information on: www.sofielachaert.com
VASE : VESSEL : VOID curator Brian Kennedy
The exhibition looks at the movement from the still life and the functional towards abstraction in the fine and applied arts. It is a dialogue through objects between gallerist/collector Oliver Sears and curator Brian Kennedy and includes a broad range of two and three-dimensional work from the fine and applied arts.
This exhibition is a keystone event DUBLIN CRAFT TRAIL during the International Academy of Ceramics Conference Dublin 2014. There is a reception Thursday 11th September. This reception will be attended by key delegates and committee members of the conference.
Exhibition dates: 4th September – 2nd October 2014
Oliver Sears Gallery Dublin
29 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Private view 6 – 8.30, 4th September 2014
Applied artists taking part are:
Sara Flynn, Liam Flynn, Frances Lambe, Cóilín Ó Dubhghaill, Deirdre Hawthorne, Karl Harron, Karen Donnellan, Andrea Walsh, Anne Marie Laureys, Ipek Kotan, Juliette Bigley, Alison Britton,Gordon Baldwin Gwyn Hansen Pigott, Tim Rowan, Gustavo Perez, Natasha Daintry
The artists from the Oliver Sears collection that will be included in the exhibition are:
Marc Vaux, Maria Lalic, Robert Motherwell, Patrick Scott, William Scott, Peter Davis, Uta Barth,Ben Nicholson , Hughie O Donoghue, Chuck Webster, Jason Martin, John Beech, Katherine Boucher Beug, Stephen Lawlor, Amelia Stein, Jason Ellis and John Kelly.
OPENING RECEPTION: 6 – 8.30pm Thursday 4th September
RECEPTION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF CERAMICS: 6 – 8pm Thursday 11th September
This reception will be attended by key delegates and committee members of the conference.
