Fletcher Trust Collection
The partnership between Auckland Studio Potters and Fletcher Challenge Limited, which resulted in the annual Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 1996. At that time it ranked, along with those at Faenza, Italy, and Mino, Japan, as one of the three most prestigious ceramics award exhibitions in the world, and was eagerly supported by ceramists everywhere. Although the Fletcher sponsorship of the award ceased in 1997 the collection of prizewinning pieces assembled
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- Category: collection
- Website: http://fletchercollection.org.nz/
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- Email: curator@fletchertrust.co.nz (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Fletcher Trust Collection — Official Site (official)
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The partnership between Auckland Studio Potters and Fletcher Challenge Limited, which resulted in the annual Fletcher Challenge Ceramics Award, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 1996. At that time it ranked, along with those at Faenza, Italy, and Mino, Japan, as one of the three most prestigious ceramics award exhibitions in the world, and was eagerly supported by ceramists everywhere. Although the Fletcher sponsorship of the award ceased in 1997 the collection of prizewinning pieces assembled
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