TWO VIEWS An exhibition of recent work by BORIS and MARGARET TIETZE 1993 Signed

Description: The EUROPEAN CENTRE for TRADITIONAL and REGIONAL CULTURES, Llangollen, N. Wales, U.K. 7th June to 30th June 1993 THE GALLERY, The State Theater Center for the Arts, Easton, PA. U.S.A. 10th September to 8th October 1993 With assistance from COLEX INTERNATIONAL LTD, Market Harborough, U.K. NEW AGE INDUSTRIES Inc. Philadelphia. PA. U.S.A. The NATIONAL WELSH AMERICAN FOUNDATION Estate Palm Beach Florida Pencil signed by artist Information about the artist Margaret Tietze (a graduate from Manchester College of Art) is the director of Group 75. This group of professional artists was formed in 1975 but over the years the membership has changed. There are now 10 artists (5 men and 5 women) who work in a variety of media. The group tours its exhibitions, both in the UK and abroad. Past tours have included major galleries in Wales, London, Newcastle upon Tyne, Inverness and Somerset. See full CV. Margaret works in an experimental way allowing the materials to influence the solution. The final pieces follow exploratory drawings in charcoal or oil bars. They vary in size from small collages often semi-sculptural or boxed collections, to larger montages of photocopied and printed images. These are used to add metaphorically to the narrative. Memoir Download Childhood Lost and Found (pdf) In 2006, I completed a memoir that documented my early years, from childhood to marriage. It was a period that included the second world war, and was interesting in my case because I and my sister were among the relatively few ‘optional’ child evacuees who were able to spend the war years in the dominions. In our case our destination was South Africa. I left for South Africa at the age of twelve, in 1940, and returned when I was seventeen. In many ways, these five years away were the happiest time of my early life and they are documented in this memoir. Before my sister and I left for South Africa and during our absence, our mother kept all the correspondence she received regarding the child evacuation process. Some of this documentation is reprinted in the appendix to this memoir, which is available here for those interested in the history of private lives in the early twentieth century.

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