Last Saturday, 14th November, my exhibition of retrospective and new work opened in the Applehouse Gallery, Guldagergaard, Skælskør.
Ingrid Nørby, founder and director of the now closed and much missed Galleri Nørby, Copenhagen, opened the exhibition.
After the opening there was a dinner in the beautiful first floor rooms of the studio building.
Festivities continued the next day, with breakfast for all at Hotel Postgården on Skælskør harbour front, followed by a memorable tour out in the district in a Parisian bus from 1934 - a Renault TN6 CHL - from the local Bus Historical Society.
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| Large earthenware pot from the 1990's |
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| The Retrospective section: work made in South Africa - when I was at school and Art School |
Mette Marcher (Director of Guldagergaard), Ingrid Nørby (founder of Galleri Nørby) who opened the exhibition and Priscilla Mouritzen
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| and the round pinched wood-fired pots from Finland AIR |
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| Dinner for 56 afterwards in the newly restored studio building, Guldagergaard |
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| Candleholders made during AIR work period in Fiskars, candles made in Fiskars by Desico |
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| Renault bus from 1934 |
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On the road
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| On Glænø - driver Ole Vang |
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| The famous "Dancing Frieze" fresco in Ørslev Church |
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Bus parked at Ørslev Church
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| On the road from Borreby back to Skælskør |
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