A NEW exhibit created from an eight-week art project held at the Museum of Royal Worcester for people living with dementia has been unveiled.
The piece was created by the project participants – all local residents living with dementia and their carers – and inspired by the work of Worcester Porcelain craftsman George Owen (born in 1845) who perfected the art of cutting holes in wet clay to produce unique patterns in vases. His reticulated work is unique and internationally acclaimed.
Gill Read, service manager at the Alzheimer’s Society, said: “The feedback we had was that nobody wanted the project to end. The other thing that was wonderful was having Henry Sandon there. He shared wonderful stories about his work here and on the Antiques Roadshow. It has been really special.”
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