Leslie Ihde on wed 24 sep 97
Several people have periodically posted some of their wonderful class
plans on this list. I always read admiringly, but never kept the info
because I wasn't teaching. Now, all of a sudden, I'll be teaching a class
at a university level consisting of 8 sessions.
If anyone would like to re post or send me their class ideas I would be
grateful. Of course I will give credit for your ideas to my students- ie
"I got this idea from X who sent it to me on clayart."
I was thinking, roughly, of focusing on developing skill with basic forms-
ie each class focusing on a shape. (throwing practice.) The students have
basically 24 hr access to the studio.
Surface treatment is not my strong point, but I thought I'd review several
techniques. This is not a "for credit" but a class sponsered by our craft
center here at Binghamton University.
Leslie
Vestal NY
Marie Gibbons on fri 7 dec 01
Hi all...
so, now that I have my new studio built, I have to pay off the credit card!
:(
putting together a spring summer class session, actually, 2 of them.
anyone in the area - colorado - that might have an interest in a class or
know of someone else who might be interested... check out the class
description and info classes
save it for your own info or pass it on, or just ignore if it isn't your
thing!
Thanks !!!
marie gibbons
www.oooladies.com
Carole Rishel on fri 7 dec 01
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s there another way to get to it?
Carole Rishel
Smithville, TX
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From: Marie Gibbons
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 1:41 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: classes
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Hi all...
so, now that I have my new studio built, I have to pay off the credit car=
d!
:(
putting together a spring summer class session, actually, 2 of them.
anyone in the area - colorado - that might have an interest in a class or
know of someone else who might be interested... check out the class
description and info .html">classes
save it for your own info or pass it on, or just ignore if it isn't your
thing!
Thanks !!!
marie gibbons
www.oooladies.com
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Nick Zappa on fri 14 dec 01
I remember when one of our students came to our first session. She told =
us how she stood in front of her cupboards and made a list of all the =
dishes, serving pieces etc. she was going to make in class. My wife and =
I looked at her and smiled.
We were so happy that she did not drop the class after 3 weeks of trying =
to center.
She finally broke thru and did end up with some good forms. She did not =
fill her order for the kitchen however. She did come away with a more =
complete picture of what is really involved with the potters wheel.
She ended up understanding that it is not how much you make but how =
important quality is, and learning how to master the material. Anyone =
can drop clay on the floor and call it Art.
Nick Zappa
Zappa Pottery & Gallery Inc.
18800 P-61 Trail
Montrose CO. 81401
www.zappapottery.com
info@zappapottery.com
970.249.6819 Studio
970.252.0303 Gallery
970.252.0104 Fax
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