Ewen Henderson

http://www.erskinehallcoe.com/

Thanks for the link Paul , I'll never tire of looking at Henderson Pieces , funnily enough I was talking with Sam Hall about him, Sam worked with himf for a little while and said he was to put it mildly a bit of a prick , brilliant ,but a prick nontheless   , the sack forms are my favourites but I like them all really .

On the same link you might want to look at the James Towers  - last but one exhibition.

I went to see that show and ,although I wouldn't have minded a couple, I thought that they didn't look as good in bulk as they do alone.

Most had sold and many were "five figures".

I don't know if the tower pieces lend themselves to a bulk display , I suppose it would depend on the setting , just had another look at them , they really do have a splendid aura about them that sets them apart from most other works .

I agree entirely Ed but advising that you only need to save up for one or possibly two. No need to push the boat out.  

Ok sp , i'll heed your sound advice ..and so will my pocket , Iv'e been buying and selling quite well recently so always on the lookout for some choice pieces .

As I was in town, I checked out the Ewen Henderson exhibition and thought that it was a good show - maybe too many pink teabowls if I wanted to be picky.

Most things had sold and I think that only 2 standard sized teabowls (at £850 and £900 I think) and a larger one at £1400 were left of the 25 included in the show. A few sculptural pieces also remain for late comers!