On friday afternoon I took the train and bus to Guldagergaard in Skælskør to see the exhibition of the season's second "Network" group in the Applehouse Gallery. Brilliant sunshine all the way, sub-zero temperature, and a light dusting of snow.
This is Boeslunde Church seen from the bus, just a few kilometers from Skælskør.
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Applehouse Gallery, Guldagergaard
At 16.00 the first guests arrived..... |
The exhibition was opened by Nina Hole, while the "giraffe" by Networker Yoshiko Naragino from Japan, seemed to be looking in another direction.
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| Yoshiko Naragino (Japan) |
Anne Laycock (UK) wearing her sensational ceramic neckpiece
Two views of Anne Laycock's trans-window work
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| Matthew Drennan Wicks (USA) |
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| Matthew Drennan Wicks (USA) |
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| Christina Schou Christensen (DK) |
There was a great deal of interest in
Christina Schou Christensen's fascinating works which utilise the melting properties of glaze to create bizarre, many-legged structures.
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| "The Rise and Fall of Bornholm" |
Matthew Drennan Wicks (USA)
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| Miriam Szankowski (Israel), center, discussing her work |
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| Miriam Szankowski (Israel) |
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| Yoshiko Naragino (Japan) |
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| Yoshiko Naragino (Japan) and elephant |
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Kayleigh Porter USA
"Antidote - Pinch series" |
Artist-in-Residence,
Junpei Omori, Japan with Matthew Drennan Wick's work
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| Slagelse station, on my way home, friday night |
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