Work |
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Sculptural ceramics, ceramic reliefs and wall pieces |
Materials used |
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Grogged stoneware, dry Lithium glaze, oxides, stains, biscuitslips |
Techniques used |
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Soft-slab construction, brushed glaze
and colour, low fired |
Availability of work |
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From exhibitions; by commision;
from artist's workshop |
Retail outlets |
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Contemporary Ceramics;
7 Marshall Street, London W1V 1LP; +44-020-74377605 |
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Eton Applied Arts;
81 High Street, Eton, Windsor, SL4 6AF; +44-01753-622333 |
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Rufford Craft Centre;
Rufford Country Park, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, NG22 9DF;
+44-01623-822944 |
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Über Gallery;
52 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda 3182, Australia; +613-859-89915 |
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Galerie Reiffenstein;
Spittelberggasse 28, 1070 Wien, Austria; +43-1-5266712 |
Membership |
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Member, The Art Workers Guild; 2007 |
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Fellow, Crafts Potters Association of Great Britain; 2005 |
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Crafts Council Selected Maker Index; 2002 |
Awards |
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Queensberry Hunt Prize for "For a work that shows an innovative approach to the use of ceramic materials"
Ceramic Art London 2006 |
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Adrian Sassoon Award for the Arts of the Kiln
Chelsea Crafts Fair 2002 |
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Scholarship, International Ceramic Studio;
Kecskemét, Hungary; 1999 |
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Prize of the Town of Vénissieux;
Biennal Europea de Ceràmica, Manises, Spain; 1999 |
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Setting Up Grant, Crafts Council, UK; 1998 |
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Travel Grant, Arts Council Upper Austria, Linz, Austria; 1992 |
Collections |
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Cleveland Crafts Centre, Middlesbrough, England; 2005 |
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Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taipei, Taiwan; 2004 |
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The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke on Trent, England; 2003 |
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Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, England; 2002 |
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Collection Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche, Faenza, Italy; 2001 |
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International Ceramic Studio, Kecskemét, Hungary; 1999 |
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Museu de Ceràmica, Manises, Spain; 1999 |
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Art Collection Austrian Government, Vienna; 1998 |
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Shepparton Art Gallery, Shepparton, Australia; 1997 |
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Art Collection Federal Government Upper Austria, Linz; 1995 |
Press (selected) |
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Klei Magazine, Netherlands
November 2007, Article by Mels Boom:
"Decoratietechnieken: Regina Heinz" |
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Ceramic Review, UK
May/June 2006, page 20-24, Article by James Beighton:
"Aerial Landscapes" |
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Ceramic
Art & Perception, Australia
Issue 62, 2005, David Scott:
"Of Beauty & Abstraction" |
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Interior Design Today, UK
Review, December 2004, page 12 |
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Ceramic Review, UK
Gallery section, September/October 2004, page 17 |
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National Art Collectors Fund, UK
2002 Review, May 2003, page 126-127 |
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Neue Keramik, Germany
March/April 2002, cover & page 14-17, "Regina Heinz - Painterly Ceramics" |
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Ceramic
Art & Perception, Australia
Issue 46, 2002, Peter Saunders:
"The Journey of Regina Heinz" |
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Ceramics Monthly, USA
June 2001, page 42 ff, Feature by Paul F. Dauer:
"Painterly Potter Regina Heinz" |
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Studio Pottery - Ceramics in society, UK
Number 39, Spring 2000, pages 42-45:
"20th Chelsea Crafts Fair 1999" |
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Ceramics Monthly, USA
Volume 48, Number 2, February 2000, pages 42-45:
"20th Chelsea Crafts Fair" by Kim Nagorski |
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Ceramic Review, UK
Issue 178, July/August 1999, pages 24-29:
"Regina Heinz - Shadowlands" by Karen Livingstone |
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Ceramic Art and Perception, Australia
Issue 11, 1993, pages 70-71: "Seven on Form" by Richard Whiting |
Training |
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MA, Site-Specific Sculpture;
Wimbledon School of Art, London; 1993 - 1995 |
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Post-graduate Diploma - Ceramics (Distinction);
Goldsmiths's College, London; 1989 - 1991 |
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Diploma Ceramics; City of London Polytechnic;
Sir John Cass Faculty of Art; 1989 - 1993 |
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Diploma Ceramics;
Ecole Supérieure d'Arts Appliqués, Geneva; 1988 - 1989 |
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MA in Painting, Art Education and German Literature;
Academy of Fine Art;
University of Vienna; 1975 - 1981 |
Biographical Notes |
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Born in 1957 in Austria, resident in the UK since 1989 |