Eddie & Margaret Curtis
1973-1976
Bath Academy of Art
1976-1977
repetition thrower at .semi-industrial Pottery
1979
Established workshop at Middle Rigg with wife Margaret
Selected Solo & Group exhibitions
Beaux
Arts, Bath
Roundhouse Gallery, Foston Derbyshire
Hugo
Barclay, Brighton
Bakehouse Gallery, Fishbourne
Broughton
Gallery, Biggar
Southampton City Art Gallery
Collins
Gallery, Glasgow Marshall
Arts, Totnes
Harley
Gallery, Worksop Mercer Gallery, Harrogate
Macaulay
Gallery, Dunbar Laburnum Ceramics, Penrith
Tullie
House, Carlisle Stokoe House
Ceramics, Cumbria
Cleveland
Crafts Centre
Leith Gallery
Overseas festivals/exhibitions
British
Embassy, St. Petersburg, Showcase exhibition 2003
‘British
Contemporary Ceramics’ Dwingeloo, Netherlands, 2003
Keramisto,
Milsbeek, Netherlands 2001, 2002
Swalmen,
Netherlands 2002
2nd
'Keramiek Internationale Biennale' Park Van Brasschaat, Belgium 2002
27th
& 28th International Ceramic Fair, Gouda, Netherlands, 2002 & 2003
'Artisana/e Internationa/e'Amiens, France
2002
Prizes
‘Keramiekprijs Noord Nederland'
Dwingeloo, First prize 2003
Sponsors prize, Bols Liquers, Park Van
Brasschaat, Belgium 2002
'Prize of the public' Gouda, Holland, 1st
prize 2002, 3rd prize 2003
'Highly
Commended' by Sothebys, 'dish
of the day' competition, Potfest in the Park 2002
Awards
Arts Council England, International Travel
Award, July 2003
Arts
Council England, "Cultural
Business Venture Award", March 2003
One
North East, Development
grant, 2002 WVDC Marketing grant 2002
Articles by Eddie Curtis
Studiopottery.co.uk
'Profit in another land', Review of European ceramic fairs 2002.
Ceramic
Technical (Australia) issue #15, November 2002 'Viscera' Author