Exhibition

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In her last exhibition on the occasion of the
45th anniversary of her gallery, Marianne
Heller takes a journey through the gallery
programme from its beginnings in 1978 to the
present day.
On show are the most important international
positions in studio ceramics in their
development since the 1970s. These include
representatives of the influential English vessel
tradition of the East Asian-influenced Leach
School, the organic-natural direction,
experimental works of sculptural quality or
works in porcelain and stoneware by well-
known ceramists from Japan: an altogether
varied show of high-calibre names and award-
winning artists thanks to a dedicated gallery
owner.

Arnold Annen, Switzerland - Yasutaka Baba, Japan - Karin Bablok, Germany - George
Baldwin, GB - Richard Batterham, GB - Thomas Bohle, Austria - Sandy Brown, GB - Michael
Cardew, GB - Seth Cardew, GB - Claudi Casanovas, Spain - Claude Champy, France -
Michael Cleff, Germany - Wouter Dam, The Netherlands - Pippin Drysdale, Australia - Ken
Eastman, GB - Mieke Everaet, Belgium - Maria Geszler-Garzuly, Hungary - Jane Hamlyn,
GB - Satoru Hoshino, Japan - Yamada Jozan IV, Japan - Isezaki Jun, Japan - Horst Kerstan,
Germany - David Leach, GB - Pascale Lehmann, Chile - John Maltby, GB - David Miller, GB -
Martin Möhwald, Germany - Michael Moore, Ireland - Kanjiro Moriyama, Japan - Shigekazu
Nagae, Japan - Masaru Nakada, Japan - Yoshinori Ohno, Japan - Suku Park, Finland - Colin
Pearson, GB - Gustavo Perez, Mexico - Fritz Rossmann, Germany - Yasuko Sakurai, Japan -
Frank Smith, GB - Rupert Spira, GB - Julian Stair, GB - Keizo Sugitani, Japan - Wasinburee
Supanichvoraparch, Thailand - Angus Suttie, GB - Rita Ternes, Germany - Gotlind Weigel,
Germany - Shunichi Yabe, Japan - Takeshi Yasuda, Japan - Imada Yoko, Japan