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from South Woodham Ferrers is hosting her own exhibition. Warsaw-born
Beata Pisarska-Piesse has brought the work of 15 specialist artists based
in Poland to display (...). Beata moved to SWF (...) in 1998. In Poland,
she was a doctor of chemistry and taught at a university in Warsaw. When
she moved to the UK, with her husband - Glenn Piesse, she set up Polcraft,
a company specialising in Polish arts and crafts. "We won and
we have not looked back since," said Beata
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"Polish
Original Arts & Crafts"
by
Polcraft Ltd at Brentwood
Library May 2005
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"Polska
Dusza"
Art
Central in Chelmsford Library
22.07.03 to
15.08.03 &
"An
Exhibition of Contemporary Polish
Art"
Billericay
Library
03.01.03
to 31.01.03
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| "Polish
art work at the library" A Polish arts and crafts
exhibition was the highlight at Billericay Library this week with dozens
of visitors attending(...). Senior library assistant (...) said:
"The exhibition has been very successful and has generated a lot of
interest."
"Billericay and Wickford Gazette" Thursday,
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"Arts and
crafts with a Polish feel"
A new exhibition with a distinctly Eastern European feel starts at
Billericay Library(...). Polcraft, a company specialising in the import
and sale of Polish arts and crafts,(...) formed in 1999, has since
showcased the art of respected Polish artists (...). A Polcraft
spokesman said: "Polish people are famous for their sense of humour
and spontaneous character. Arts created by Poles give the same
impression". All of the featured artists have had their work
exhibited by major galleries in Poland, both individually and as part of
collectives. The selection exhibited in Billericay is intended to show
the wide range of styles and subject matter covered by the artists. A
library spokesman said: "We are very fortunate to be able to
display a selection of Polish watercolours, pastels, silk painting,
ceramics and glass painting at Billericay library" (...) Essex
country councilor Bonnie Hart, cabinet member for lifelong learning and
libraries, added: "Essex Libraries are always very pleased to be
able to support talented artists"(...)
"Billericay Weekly News", Friday January
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(click here to
see examples of previous exhibitions)
If you would be interested in an exhibition of this
nature please contact beata@polcraft.co.uk
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