Newspaper Article 1991 – HB potters well represented
HB potters well represented
Tim Curey [Currey] is this year’s $10,000 winner of the Fletcher Challenge ceramics award, announced in Auckland last night. The 38-year-old from Port Charles beat 452 other entrants with his work called Rock Column. Chloe King, Ocean Beach, Hawke’s Bay, was the only other New Zealander named among the nine merit award winners from Japan, Britain and America. Hawke’s Bay was well represented at the exhibition with works by Ann Veracourt [Verdcourt], Dannevirke, Estelle and Bruce Martin, Hastings, and Gaeleen Morley, Taradale, included in the 150 exhibits at the Auckland Museum.
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Newspaper articleDate published
31 May 1991Publisher
The Hawke's Bay Herald-TribuneAcknowledgements
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- Tim Currey
- Chloe King
- Bruce Martin
- Estelle Martin
- Gaeleen Morley
- Ann Verdcourt
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