Wieneke Archive Book 3 : Moreton Galleries 1960-61 Presscuttings

- 'Pottery for Christmas You are the of New 6 -Pottery by cAllan Lowe at the MORETON GALLERIES A.M.P. Building, Edward Street front 14th to 26M November 19611. This exhihition 01 .up...rh pottery Is by the famous MoiraIlan Cridisman, Al I A% I OWF Is,. lusty ra.imples of his work are iV11111111111) Jes11,11V4I and 11111Clillnili pieces fur hum or holm, and will make the choicest Christmas gifts. Plancm- Jou -Iinwh Mugs -Cancun., /limeyPuts-Calico Sets - !kw and Sherry Sets. etc.. in rich or mulct, saloon of lustrous JINN. '-'11nctional 1,7 :111.ari I Ov:e, a pot:tr,:r o' rer,14-.:, On 1.1.017" ' rev or " T"IiI is --r&41:e19 P H 11 - 640 4 r ART REVIEW by Dr. Gertrude Langer Potter's work appeals Galleries otter a large selection ot pottery well ma aesthen . serviceal bbYtwall-knowwVicroriaa poster ALAN LOWE. ,;- .1.. '' . i. - .. tIon, and decoration, where mployed is of the simplest ls-tbi nl egn deodf r. Is, of '-. ' :71. 1 VIM:. -' !, '.' alloilty consisting glazes. I good tune v -',,r ilill. .t, 11:.""""'", s, such as Of the mostNosattrAco: The ple. r. - -7 -, :it, e. ita,co combine agund- .from very "" 1 ' 1 ,7 --> : .' glaze with weighty and 4,15V; i: . without lac Their very ,' nOnaond.boltuheser: , pleasing : shapes are well pr oned broeewns area,a durntt green chocolategloss i. and balanced, the-- varied glaze, and a soft opalescent ; glazes are tasteful, the 0e fusing purple and blueish . colours used withdIscrimina- hues. Ar( o GRAEME INSON MONDAY, 28 NOVEMBER to 9 DECEMBER 1960 '"IgnIIIINEERRIPERIBIBMIIMU11111111111111. of paintings YOUR Art Critic's review (C. -M. 29/11/60) of Graeme Inson's current exhibition at the Moreton Galleries Is far too narrow In outlook to be of any consequence, and thus becomes quite useless to both painter and public. The inference that Max Meldrum's painting was of little value would not be supported by any art auth- ority familiar with Mel- work. In any case, there was no need for any criticism of Meldrum's painting, as In - son and not Meldrum should have been reviewed. Mrs. Langer's remark that Mr, mean was In possession of a foolproof method of painting is too utterly rs. Are we to assume from this extraordinary remark that fools could do what In- , son has done, or are we to . believe that anyone could do what he has done? One can only think of Eliza Doo- little's words, "Not very likely." - James Wieneke, Moreton Galleries, Edward Street, Brisbane.