Monthly Archives: March 2010

Four different sigalttas, layered and then blended with the Kecskemet sigalatta which has the best sheen.  It is so beautiful at this stage.  Slowly the sheen quietens down to a low lustre, and one can only wonder if it will  … Continue reading →

The library focuses on Eastern European, mainly Hungarian publications, re: ceramics, art and art history and some Soviet-era books, as well as ceramic magazines from all over……publications  not to be found at home….trying to spend a bit of every evening … Continue reading →

It was crowded, with brisk winds and bright light, and people were attentive to the ceremony taking place in the town square as groups stepped forward to place bouquets, and boughs of evergreens.

This is the back courtyard of the ICS, used to be a grain depot, and is now an historic area. This is the most bleak time of year, but I like it. Continue reading →

In early March, Bettina Schori walked through the kitchen area of the International Ceramics Studio, in Kecskemet , Hungary where she and four other Danish artists had just arrived to set up,  GLASSGOLDRUBBER&RECYCLING,  their exhibition at the Museion Gallery that … Continue reading →

A wearing day……and more to come Continue reading →