Fat Lava II, UK exhibition at mid20c and an International online show

The Fat Lava exhibition at kings lynn was brilliant , if this one is anywhere near that then it would be well worth a visit , Ed

Hi Ed,
I agree Fat Lava in Kings Lynn was absolutely brilliant. Reading I'm sure will be brilliant too but do remember the space is much smaller, hence the sub title 'this time it's personal'. However there will be more of an emphisis on WGP items for sale with the front room of the shop remaining a retail space.
Looking forward to catching up with you and Kath again on Sat 30th.
There's a cold one in the fridge with your name on it...
Cheers Al

Hi Ed,

Thanks for your comments regarding Kings Lynn; Al's got a deckchair ready for you so bring some sunglasses; you'll need them for the exhibition!

G

What's new or different this time around or this a smaller re-run of the Kings Lynn exhibition to publicise the new version of the book?

Hi Pip,
Completely different as every piece in the Reading exhibition has not been exhibited before. However the biggest change is that three years has passed since the first Fat Lava exhibition in Kings Lynn and there are so many more collectors now.
Cheers Al

Hi Al, thanks for the confirmation - so it's a *new* exhibition then - I don't think that's very clear from the literature - it might be worth making that point more widely known ...

We won't be able to come unfortunately but wish you lots of luck with it (and sales!)

G in front of the back wall of the gallery...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfVMdQ90BSE

Fat lava 11, part 2/2

Hi Dan,
It's Allan Krzempek from in Australia.
His website is www.westgermanceramics.com
Cheers Al

You remember Allan surely Dan - one of our old members.