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The Robin Welch Exhibition at Rufford Craft Centre, 2007 (10/08/2007) Introduction by Michelle Bowen of Arts Council England read by Lucille Blackband.
An interview with Robin Welch - Part A (10/08/2007) As part of the research for the Robin Welch exhibition, I met with the artist at his studio at Stradbroke in Suffolk. Barry Wilson
Part B (10/08/2007) "so that's how I ended up in Penzance".
Part C (10/08/2007) At the Leach Pottery.
Part D (10/08/2007) "........where is Belize?"
National Service in the Parachute Regiment.
Part E (10/08/2007) A painter or a potter? The Central School and an introduction to new American painting.
Part F (10/08/2007) "I was very interested in design." A time in the industry and the beginnings of a fascination with the Australian landscape.
Part G (10/08/2007) "Suffolk is a county which gradually gets into you, it's subtle." The years of production work at Stradbroke.
Part H (10/08/2007) "The most important thing is to establish a library." The paraphernalia that inspires a creative life.
Essay 1 - a continuing inspiration (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by Victor Greenaway, an Australian artist and potter, read by Neil Bennison.
Essay 2 - a potter's perspective (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by Jack Doherty, potter and Chair of the Crafts Potters Association read by Helen Ackroyd.
Essay 3 - working with Robin Welch (10/08/2007) The Commission by Rachel Wood read by Lucille Blackband.
Essay 4 - beyond clay, part 1 (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by James Beighton, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, read by Neil Bennison.
Essay 4 - beyond clay, part 2 (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by James Beighton, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, read by Neil Bennison.
Essay 5 - a personal statement (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by Brian Viner, a journalist with The Independent, read by Neil Bennison.
Essay 6 - an artist's view (10/08/2007) Robin Welch by S. Mark Gubb, an artist and writer, read by Neil Bennison.
