Lögberg-Heimskringla - 01.05.1992, Side 2

2 • Lögberg-Heimskringla • Föstudagur 1. maí 1992
Winnipeg potter
Good Things Coine in Small
Packages is the title of the
Manitoba Graft Council’s
7th Annual Spring Exhibition,
held at Craftspace Gailery,
7-100 Arthur St., until May 2
and then moving to the
Winnipeg Convention Centre,
tnga Tarfadóttlr atthe wheet.
Twisted

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Inga Torfadóttir’s contribution to the exhibition is in the form of
twisted teapots, which she refers to as “Ðancing Dwarfs.” Alison
Gillmor, who wrote a review of the show for the Winnipeg Free
Press, describes Inga’s “FairyTale Teapots”as havingan “animated
feel to them.” She explains how the artist “takes the staid, stable,
Victorian notion of a teapot and gives it eccentric spin—a shift in
scale and a dangerous sense Of motion.” Inga’s teapots, which do,
in fact, look like rounded, happy little dwarfs, are stoneware, and
although intended as decorative pieces, are functional.
“I fínd working with porcelain very exciting,” says Inga. “It gives
me an opportunity to work with colours--making the process
challenging and creative, Most of my functional ware is made of
porcelain. Working in stoneware is no less challenging; most of my
decorative pieces are made with that material.”
Ingamoved to to Canada in 1976andhaslivedin Winnipeg since
1980. Through the years, she has taught pottery courses at the
Stoneware Gallery on Corydon in Winnipeg, and adult and chil-
dren’s courses at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
There is an excellent opportunity to view or buy some of Inga’s
work at the Stoneware Gallery’s Annual Spring Sale, May 7-9.
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