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Jacqueline Poncelet


  • Hurtwood
  • by Jacqueline Poncelet, Elinor Morgan, Salena Barry, Penelope Curtis, Laura Sillars
This, the first monograph on acclaimed London- and South Wales-based artist Jacqueline Poncelet (b. 1947, Liège, Belgium), surveys fifty years of the artist's practice. Working across diverse media, Poncelet transforms patterns from urban and rural contexts, exploring how fashions play out in the ways humans dress, decorate living spaces and shape architecture. Having trained in ceramics, Poncelet moved into sculpture, painting and textiles before turning to public commissions.

ISBN 9780903696814 | EN | HB
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Publisher Hurtwood
ISBN 9780903696814
Author(s) by Jacqueline Poncelet, Elinor Morgan, Salena Barry, Penelope Curtis, Laura Sillars
Publication date June 2024
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 270 x 240 mm
Illustrations 200 col.ill.
Pages 160
Language(s) English ed.
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This, the first monograph on acclaimed London- and South Wales-based artist Jacqueline Poncelet (b. 1947, Liège, Belgium), surveys fifty years of the artist's practice. Working across diverse media, Poncelet transforms patterns from urban and rural contexts, exploring how fashions play out in the ways humans dress, decorate living spaces and shape architecture.

Having trained in ceramics, Poncelet moved into sculpture, painting and textiles before turning to public commissions. The publication presents works from different eras, including small-scale ceramics from the 1970s, large, brightly coloured paintings and textiles from the 1990s, as well as woven textiles, watercolours and wallpapers made in the 2020s.

The publication, which includes documentation of In the Making, an exhibition by Poncelet at MIMA, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, in 2024, features a foreword by Laura Sillars; an essay by Elinor Morgan; texts by Salena Barry, Claire Doherty, and Penelope Curtis; and an interview by Hettie Judah.