Fine artwork on view at Irma Stern

23 September 2003

The Irma Stern Museum is hosting Continuum, an exhibition of works in fine porcelain, until October 4. The varied pieces were created by local artists Christina Bryer, Lisa Firer and Katherine Glenday. The three have each developed highly personal techniques that harness porcelain's potential as a medium and explore its capacity to hold and filter light.

Works are for sale.

The Irma Stern Museum is open from 10h00 to 17h00, Tuesdays to Saturdays.

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Volume 22 Edition 27

23 Sep 2003

News

Watson scoops top woman scientist title

UCT is site for sub-Saharan marine biodiversity conference

Lone oboist off to perform in UK

Fine artwork on view at Irma Stern

Nursing award for Nicki

Africanised opera the way to entice new audiences

Climatology Linux cluster fastest on sub continent

World Watch

Bill's impact on labour law considered

Briefs

UCT spills golden opportunity for victory

School sevens strut their stuff

Indoor soccer builds to a finale

Sports science gets funky

Volunteers needed

Nations spoil for West African oil and gas

UCT's big squeeze

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Notes

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