C Pike on mon 12 aug 96
Since you are talking about suppliers in Atlanta-could you also give
suggestions for galleries, potters or sites to visit in the area. I plan to
visit in the spring as my son is graduating from Emory University in Decatur.
Thanks Connie
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Lori Leary on tue 13 aug 96
Hi Connie,
Congratulations on your son's upcoming graduation. I don't live in
Atlanta anymore, so I'm not as up to date on galleries as someone else
might be. *But* I do have a suggestion....try the Art of Ancient
Americas exhibit at the Carlos Museum At Emory.(if you haven't seen it
already) It's wonderful. Try out the web page:
http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARLOS/carlos.html
Enjoy!
Lori in Charleston, SC
Barbara Doll on sat 17 aug 96
Welcome to Atlanta !
Spring is really beautiful here and I hope that you will enjoy your visit.
We have a great clay community here and I have listed some places that you
may want to check out during your visit below. These are places that I am
familiar with, so for a more complete listing of galleries check the yellow
pages when you get here.
Berman's Gallery Connell Gallery
3261 Roswell Road NE 333 Buckhead Av NE
404 261-3858 404 261-1712
Trinity Arts Group The Potters Guild
315 E. Paces Ferry Rd 603 S. Atlanta St,
Roswell
404 237-0370 770 641-1663
Fay Gold Gallery Michael Carlos
Museum
247 Buckhead Av NE Emory University
404 233-3843 (they have a Viola Frey) 404 727-4282
High Museum of Art Callanwolde Fine Art
Center
1280 Peachtree St NE 980 Briarcliff Rd NE
404 733-4400 404 872-5338
Georgia State University The Atlanta History
Center
Ceramics Department 130 W Paces Ferry Rd
NW
Downtown Atlanta 404 814-4000
404 651-2257
I hope this helps. Please contact me if you have any questions or
need
additional information. Have fun !
Barb E. Doll
Elise Stiles on mon 9 nov 98
Hi Clayarters, I've been a lurker for about six months, and now finally have a
question. Will be in Atlanta Nov l4, Sat. thru Nov. l7, Tues. Any ideas of a
pottery nature? If anyone could direct me to any galleries, exhibits,
workshops, studios etc. that would be great. You can answer on the list or
email me at elrest@aol.com. Thanks in advance, Elise Stiles
Susan Goldstein on tue 10 nov 98
The Atlanta History Museum has a nice folk art exhibit with lots of pottery.
Carolyn F. Hollingsworth on tue 10 nov 98
Hi Elise, and everyone else who will be in the Atlanta area November 17th or
18th.
Elise's request gives me a great opportunity to let you all know
about the Georgia State University big annual "Pot and Non-Pot Sale." This
is the major fund raising event for our ceramics department and will feature
work by graduate and undergraduate students, alumni and faculty. Come on
over, see the work and talk clay.
The Pot and Non-Pot Sale will be Tuesday, November 17th, and
Wednesday, November 18th, in the lobby of the Urban Life Building, which is
located at the corner of Piedmont Ave. and Decatur Street. We will be there
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. If you need more detailed directions,
please contact me:
Carolyn Hollingsworth
holling@mindspring.com
At 09:15 AM 11/9/98 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi Clayarters, I've been a lurker for about six months, and now finally have a
>question. Will be in Atlanta Nov l4, Sat. thru Nov. l7, Tues. Any ideas of a
>pottery nature? If anyone could direct me to any galleries, exhibits,
>workshops, studios etc. that would be great. You can answer on the list or
>email me at elrest@aol.com. Thanks in advance, Elise Stiles
>
Lori Leary on wed 11 nov 98
If you can, try to get over to Emory University to see the pre-Columbian
collection at the Michael C. Carlos Museum.
Here are some URLs:
Main museum:
http://www.emory.edu/CARLOS/
Art of the Ancient Americas collection:
http://www.emory.edu/CARLOS/aaa.html
Enjoy,
Lori
lleary@sccoast.net
Pawleys Island, SC
Janet Harper on thu 16 sep 99
Hey Clayarters!
I'm going to be in Atlanta next Thursday and need to kill 4 hours while the
hubby is in a meeting. Any great galleries or shows to see in the area? TIA
Janet
winnie coggins on mon 4 sep 00
I'll be in Atlanta Sept 7 - 10 with a car. Any suggestions on =
galleries/exhibits/studios to visit in the area? The ACC regional =
meeting at Kennesaw is a possibility, although I can't seem to get =
details about the gallery tour on Friday. Thanks for the help.
Winnie Coggins, Columbia, Maryland
Lori Leary on mon 4 sep 00
Winnie:
Check out the Carlos museum at Emory, especially Art of the Ancient
Americas. My brother-in-law's parents donated their Pre Columbian
collection about ten or so years ago. (the Thibadeau collection, 1300
pieces! Wow!)
Check out the web site:
http://www.emory.edu/CARLOS/
While you are there, go to the DeKalb Farmers Market. I cannot go home
without visiting there!
Happy Trails,
Lori
lleary@sccoast.net
Pawleys Island, SC
winnie coggins wrote:
>
> I'll be in Atlanta Sept 7 - 10 with a car. Any suggestions on galleries/exhibits/studios to visit in the area? The ACC regional meeting at Kennesaw is a possibility, although I can't seem to get details about the gallery tour on Friday. Thanks for the help.
>
> Winnie Coggins, Columbia, Maryland
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Jim Bozeman on mon 4 sep 00
Winnie, You should check out the High Museum while in Atlanta. Also, if you
are into primitive art, check out the Sam Doyle show. He was a black artist
who painted everyday scenes from St. Helena Island, SC on found tin. He's
one of my favorite artists. Buy the Atlanta paper and look for the listing
as it is in the High Museum's branch museum. Also, lots of cool galleries in
the Buckhead area. Jim
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amy parker on tue 5 sep 00
Winnie - this is the weekend for the 32nd annual Yellow Daisy Festival at
Stone Mountain Park, billed as one of the biggest & best craft fairs in the
country (so they said on the ad this AM!). The park admission is $6 for a
car for one day. It is a HUGE crowd - hundreds of vendors. Good stuff,
junky stuff, some Great Stuff. Lots of good food too. I am "near" St. Mt.,
by Atlanta standards - 5 miles due south of the back side of the mountain,
so if you want to stop by, give me a call at 770-482-2649.
It started raining out here last Thursday (after a month of none) and
hasn't quit, so bring an umbrella & mud shoes - it's not supposed to stop
anytime soon! We're still down 12 inches for this year, though!
At 07:06 AM 9/4/00 -0700, you wrote:
>I'll be in Atlanta Sept 7 - 10 with a car. Any suggestions on
galleries/exhibits/studios to visit in the area? The ACC regional meeting
at Kennesaw is a possibility, although I can't seem to get details about
the gallery tour on Friday. Thanks for the help.
>
>Winnie Coggins, Columbia, Maryland
Amy Parker
Lithonia, GA
ASHPOTS@AOL.COM on tue 10 sep 02
will be in Atlanta for Wed & Thurs.. hope to eat PHO and buy pottery stuff.
Are there any stuff a potter should do. I hope to call Bill Buckner tonite.
Mark Lookout Mountain Pottery
Jim Bozeman on tue 10 sep 02
Mark, If you feel like to coming to the South building of the Scott show in
Atlanta, I'll be set up there with my work. Otherwise you should visit the
Signature shop and also the Virginia-Highlands area to visit galleries. The
High Museum always has great shows going on. Jim
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