Making a mark: A view of contemporary vitreous enamel

Turrell, E C

Abstract

Curated by Elizabeth Turrell this exhibition brings together artists who use traditional enamelling techniques, industrial processes and contemporary art practice resulting in a wide range of creative expression. Enamel is one of the fine arts: glass bonded to metal under heat. The firing process transforms the enamel to produce a rich, permanent, tactile surface with a unique quality of line, colour and luminosity.
Exhibiting artists: Iain Biggs, Helen Carmac, Ian Chamberlain, Beate Gegenwart, Emma Moxey, Katherine Reeves, Paul Thirkell, Elizabeth Turrell, Jessica Turrell and David Kitzpatrick.

Citation

Turrell, E. C. Making a mark: A view of contemporary vitreous enamel. 8 May 2010 - 12 June 2010. (Unpublished)

• Exhibition Performance Type: Exhibition
• Conference Name: Making a mark: A view of contemporary vitreous enamel
• Conference Location: Black Swan Arts, Frome
• Start Date: May 8, 2010
• End Date: Jun 12, 2010
• Keywords: traditional enamelling techniques, industrial processes, contemporary art practice
• Public URL: https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/988862
• Publisher URL: http://www.blackswan.org.uk/Default.asp?Page=97