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Magdalene Odundo: clay forms

Magdalene Odundo

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Catalogue of a retrospective exhibition held at \nBlackwell/Lakeland Arts Trust, Bowness-on-Windemere, UK. 2001. Essays by Marina Vaizey and Emmanuel Cooper. \nThe exhibition contained over 50 pieces, including 15 new works. The exhibition was an overview of Odundo's career, to date and showed contemporary objects in the wonderful Arts and Crafts setting at Blackwell for the very first time.

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Catalogue of a retrospective exhibition held at \nBlackwell/Lakeland Arts Trust, Bowness-on-Windemere, UK. 2001. Essays by Marina Vaizey and Emmanuel Cooper. \nThe exhibition contained over 50 pieces, including 15 new works. The exhibition was an overview of Odundo's career, to date and showed contemporary objects in the wonderful Arts and Crafts setting at Blackwell for the very first time.

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Catalogue of a retrospective exhibition held at \nBlackwell/Lakeland Arts Trust, Bowness-on-Windemere, UK. 2001. Essays by Marina Vaizey and Emmanuel Cooper. \nThe exhibition contained over 50 pieces, including 15 new works. The exhibition was an overview of Odundo's career, to date and showed contemporary objects in the wonderful Arts and Crafts setting at Blackwell for the very first time.

Key concepts: Exhibition, The arts, Art history, Art, Visual arts, Fine art, Handicraft

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