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Fred Baier

The Right Angle 21 January – 18 March 2012

Fred Baier has redefined contemporary furniture through a combination of mercurial intelligence, a playful sense of maths (‘looks a bit like Einstein’), engineering (‘he wishes he had his own Cecil Balmond’) and colour (‘not quite as good as Howard Hodgkin’), and the will to take furniture in directions that hardly seem possible.

This is the second in a series of three exhibitions planned and curated in partnership between Ruthin Craft Centre and the Crafts Study Centre, Farnham.

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Fred Baier has redefined contemporary furniture through a combination of mercurial intelligence, a playful sense of maths (‘looks a bit like Einstein’), engineering (‘he wishes he had his own Cecil Balmond’) and colour (‘not quite as good as Howard Hodgkin’), and the will to take furniture in directions that hardly seem possible. Essays by Fred Baier, Richard La Trobe-Bateman and David Colwell. Co-curated by the Crafts Study Centre and Ruthin Craft Centre.

40 pages
Softback
Full colour
210x210mm
ISBN 978-0-9554374-9-6
Language: English

To order call: 01824 704774
or email: thegallery@rccentre.org.uk

£7.99