Wilkinson on sat 19 apr 97
After having received my first copy of CLAY TIMES magazine (Yes, I am a
little slow) I want to share how delighted I was with it. I found the
March/April issue an excellent learning tool especially for people like
myself that cannot get to many workshops. I subscribe to Ceramics Monthly
mainly for the advertising, believe it or not. I found CT full of what I
considered "how to" information. A one yr. subscription is $19.95 in the US
and is published Bi-Monthly.
The usual disclaimers here.
Their snail mail address is: Clay Times Magazine, PO Box 365, Waterford,
VA 20197
e-mail: PBeach@AOL.COM
Telephone: (540) 882-3576
Fax: (540) 882-4196
Lori Wilkinson in sunny Roswell New Mexico
Tiggerbus on mon 21 apr 97
Yes I was content with Clay Times and the material that was provided for
techniques created by many potters! I especially like Lana Wilson's page
on handle making!!!
Way to go Clay Times!!
Amy Gossett
tiggerbus@aol.com
Capuccino and Clayart mornings.........
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"Reality is merely a crutch for those with a broken imagination..."
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
SolvejgMa@aol.com on thu 8 may 97
Could someone please send me the subscription address and price for the Clay
Times magazine? Is there a way to subscribe online?
Thanks!
Kat Neely-Jones
Salem, Oregon
SolvejgMa@aol.com
Don Jones on fri 9 may 97
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Could someone please send me the subscription address and price for the Clay
>Times magazine? Is there a way to subscribe online?
>
>Thanks!
>Kat Neely-Jones
>Salem, Oregon
>SolvejgMa@aol.com
Clay Times
P.O.Box 365
Waterford, VA 20197-0365
Bill Buckner on fri 9 may 97
Clay Times
P.O. Box 365
Waterford, VA 20197-0365
(800)356-CLAY
$19.95/annual (6 issues)
-Bill
Bill Buckner e-mail: bbuckner@gsu.edu
Georgia State University http://www.gsu.edu/~couwbb
On Thu, 8 May 1997 SolvejgMa@aol.com wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Could someone please send me the subscription address and price for the Clay
> Times magazine? Is there a way to subscribe online?
>
> Thanks!
> Kat Neely-Jones
> Salem, Oregon
> SolvejgMa@aol.com
>
Tiggerbus on fri 16 may 97
Yes you can subscribe to CT online
at.......http://www.whistlepig.com/claytimes/....
This magazine is really getting better all of the time! I have enjoyed
learning about the artists methods and other great techniques that you can
obtain through this publication! I have heard people complain that the
magazine is too thin, but I have gotten more from it than CM which has
been full of garbage for the last 2 years. I say garbage because it is
full of things that I cannot use or want to use for that matter! But that
is another posting, I am sure that someone will object to my opinion! I
like functional and utilitarian objects!
Hope this helps....
Amy Gossett
tiggerbus@aol.com
Capuccino and Clayart mornings.........
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"Reality is merely a crutch for those with a broken imagination..."
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Irish Jim on sat 17 may 97
I found Clay Times at the following internet address;
http://www.whistlepig.com/claytimes/
Good luck Irish Jim
Cindy P Russell on sat 17 may 97
I agree with the reply on Clay Times. As a High School teacher, I need
practical stuff. Clay Times has them. The students can understand and
get something out of Clay Times where CM boggles their minds.
Cindy Russell
Stratford High School
Stratford, Texas
Crussel@tenet.edu
Vince Pitelka on sat 17 may 97
At 07:53 AM 5/16/97 -0400, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Yes you can subscribe to CT online
>at.......http://www.whistlepig.com/claytimes/....
>
>This magazine is really getting better all of the time!
I have to agree. It gets better with every issue, and if we all support it,
it will continue to get better. I still like Ceramics Monthly, although I
have real problems with the quality and quantity of color reproductions.
Perhaps the answer is for CM to have more competition. That is happening,
with the growth of Clay Times, the rapid increase in popularity of Ceramic
Art and Perception, etc.
- Vince
Vince Pitelka - vpitelka@DeKalb.net
Phone - home 615/597-5376, work 615/597-6801
Appalachian Center for Crafts
1560 Craft Center Drive, Smithville TN 37166
Helllll on sun 18 may 97
to go along with you all.....
i really like the new clay times i just got.......
i have read CM since the seventies
anyways thumbs up.......
chuck full of info for everyone....
warm fuzzys to all
Dan Saultman on thu 22 may 97
Tiggerbus wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Yes you can subscribe to CT online
> at.......http://www.whistlepig.com/claytimes/...
>
> This magazine is really getting better all of the time! I have enjoyed
> learning about the artists methods and other great techniques that you can
> obtain through this publication! I have heard people complain that the
> magazine is too thin, but I have gotten more from it than CM which has
> been full of garbage for the last 2 years. I say garbage because it is
> full of things that I cannot use or want to use for that matter! But that
> is another posting, I am sure that someone will object to my opinion! I
> like functional and utilitarian objects!
>
> Hope this helps....
>
> Amy Gossett
> tiggerbus@aol.com
> Capuccino and Clayart mornings.........
> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> "Reality is merely a crutch for those with a broken imagination..."
> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I don't know if I'd say "garbage" reagrding the content of CM but there
was a time when they always had a bunch of glazes and other helpfull
applicational tips. Now they tend to be a show case magazine. They are
powerfull for the time being and so you have to go with it...I guess.
They really are interested in following ceramic developments and for
that I give them credit. I subscribe and have even been in contact with
the publisher himself. But when the magazine changed hands it changed
focus. Sorry but you touched a nerve here and I have wanted to address
this for some time. As it stands, Ceramic monthly is becoming less and
less important to me. It dissapoints and it is a bit haughty. Although
Clay times is new and like chinese food leaves me hungry after a single
reading. It's ethic is sincere and progressive. CM needs to get back to
basics, back to when Richard Behrens always had a ton of new glaze
recipes to try. Now it's just a bunch of obscure intimations of glazes.
Like the fellow who was profiled and left one iron saturated glaze
recipe that (from various posts) was shrouded in propreitary secrecy.
I'm all for sharing myself. And learning. And Ceramics Monthly has left
out a bunch of that in their new direction. Chew me up if you will but
that's what I think.
Dan Saultman..in the foothills of Colorado.
Patrick & Lynn Hilferty on sat 24 may 97
So, you're saying that Ceramics Monthly needs to know its place? How about
the one where they used to publish Howard Shapiro and his "gestural
ceramics"? What ever happened to him, anyway?
Patrick
At 7:02 -0800 5/22/97, Dan Saultman wrote:
> CM needs to get back to
>basics, back to when Richard Behrens always had a ton of new glaze
>recipes to try. Now it's just a bunch of obscure intimations of glazes.
>Like the fellow who was profiled and left one iron saturated glaze
>recipe that (from various posts) was shrouded in propreitary secrecy.
>I'm all for sharing myself. And learning. And Ceramics Monthly has left
>out a bunch of that in their new direction.
>Dan Saultman..in the foothills of Colorado.
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Clark & Julie Kent on thu 13 may 99
Speaking of Clay Times, anyone care to express an opinion on that magazine?
I'd heard good things about it, but since I already subscribe to PMI and
CM, thought I'd wait a while. Is it worth subscribing to?
Julie Kent
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>The article you are looking for is not in CM. It was published in Clay
>Times last summer. Pamela Jo stamps@seasurf.com
>
>>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>>I'm looking for a small article, or letter, in CM that showed how to
>>build a "ball opener." This device is used to help potters center and
>>open large balls of clay on the wheel. I have a friend with wrist and
>>elbow problems causing him a lot of grief working. I tried using CM's
>>online search, but got no matches. Can anyone give me the issue to look
>>in? Thanks!
>>
>>C. A. Sanger
>>ShardRock Clay Studio
>>Kansas, USA
LeRoy Price on thu 13 may 99
Hi Julie:
I subscribe to both Clay Times and CM (as well as Ceramics Technical).
My first choice (because I am most interested in the technical rather
than the "artictic" aspects of ceramics) is Ceramics Technical. My
second choice is CT. Lastly CM.
I might add, that in the 60's and 70's, when CM had more techincal info,
it was by far my favorite magazine.
LeRoy Price
On Thu, 13 May 1999, Clark & Julie Kent wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Speaking of Clay Times, anyone care to express an opinion on that magazine?
> I'd heard good things about it, but since I already subscribe to PMI and
> CM, thought I'd wait a while. Is it worth subscribing to?
>
> Julie Kent
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >The article you are looking for is not in CM. It was published in Clay
> >Times last summer. Pamela Jo stamps@seasurf.com
> >
> >>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >>I'm looking for a small article, or letter, in CM that showed how to
> >>build a "ball opener." This device is used to help potters center and
> >>open large balls of clay on the wheel. I have a friend with wrist and
> >>elbow problems causing him a lot of grief working. I tried using CM's
> >>online search, but got no matches. Can anyone give me the issue to look
> >>in? Thanks!
> >>
> >>C. A. Sanger
> >>ShardRock Clay Studio
> >>Kansas, USA
>
Sharon Miranda on fri 14 may 99
Hi Julie: I love Clay Times. All kinds of good and useful articles and
good pictures. More emphasis on functional pots (that's for me...)and NOT
highfalutin' at all. It's worth subscribing to. Sharon
On Thu, 13 May 1999, Clark & Julie Kent wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Speaking of Clay Times, anyone care to express an opinion on that magazine?
> I'd heard good things about it, but since I already subscribe to PMI and
> CM, thought I'd wait a while. Is it worth subscribing to?
>
> Julie Kent
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >The article you are looking for is not in CM. It was published in Clay
> >Times last summer. Pamela Jo stamps@seasurf.com
> >
> >>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >>I'm looking for a small article, or letter, in CM that showed how to
> >>build a "ball opener." This device is used to help potters center and
> >>open large balls of clay on the wheel. I have a friend with wrist and
> >>elbow problems causing him a lot of grief working. I tried using CM's
> >>online search, but got no matches. Can anyone give me the issue to look
> >>in? Thanks!
> >>
> >>C. A. Sanger
> >>ShardRock Clay Studio
> >>Kansas, USA
>
Lesley Alexander on fri 14 may 99
Is Clay Times worth subscribing to? When CM arrives I read it when I get
around to it. When Clay Times comes I read it right away. Lesley
Joyce Lee on wed 1 sep 99
I was very pleased to see Tony Clennell's "Around the Firebox" running
in the new Clay Times. They, and we, are lucky to have him back in top
form being his irreverent self...lots of truths mixed in with those
impudent, but always clever ripostes. Thank goodness for Sheila who I'm
sure acts as his graceful balance, giving him symmetry as needed. BUT
I do suggest that Clay Times run a good picture with his column...and
with Pete Pinnell's, too. We potters are visual.....want to see what
people look like. Pinnell and Clennell...good pairing. While I'm
spouting, I think that in their CONTENTS section, CT should print the
names of the authors in larger type. I'm sure I'm not the only one who
looks for names in order to read favorite authors first.........then
read the rest, maybe developing new favorites.
Joyce
In the Mojave enjoying the early desert morning......cool contrast to
rest of the blazing day...
Jim Brooks on fri 10 sep 99
In the current issue of ClayTimes is an aricle by J.D. Riggs on Robert
Piepenburg. A very good article!! "Howsomeever"..........on page 30..
Robert Piepenburg is using "hard oak nails" to hold slab work together..
That is a great idea!! I cant wait to try it! Could someone please tell me
what a "hard oak nail " is?.. thanks
P.S. and maybe when i discover what it is.. where do i get some of these
"things" ?
Anji vual on sun 12 sep 99
I do believe that "hard oak nails" are nails that are pressed hard
during forming so they can go through oak easily.. If you go to the
hardware store they aught to be able to help you out.
Anji
--- Jim Brooks wrote:
> ----------------------------Original
> message----------------------------
> In the current issue of ClayTimes is an aricle by
> J.D. Riggs on Robert
> Piepenburg. A very good article!!
> "Howsomeever"..........on page 30..
> Robert Piepenburg is using "hard oak nails" to hold
> slab work together..
> That is a great idea!! I cant wait to try it!
> Could someone please tell me
> what a "hard oak nail " is?.. thanks
>
> P.S. and maybe when i discover what it is.. where do
> i get some of these
> "things" ?
>
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John Britt on sun 12 sep 99
Jim, I don't know about those nails, but you can use stainless steel
welding rods to hold work togeher also. They are available at a welding
supply store. They come in a variety of sizes. Great for work cone 6
and under.
--
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Dys-Functional Pottery
Dallas, Texas
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L. P. Skeen on fri 31 aug 01
PMI does not come out until Sept. 14. There will be an article about the
cookbook therein. :)
----- Original Message -----
From: Joyce Lee
To:
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 10:26 PM
Subject: Clay Times
Finally....... I did get my Clay Times. Can CM and PMI be far behind? ....
I think not. ClayTimes was great .... good buds struttin' their stuff to
perfection. Polly Beach's Clay Times is coming along ... We clayarters can
all smile smugly since we understand precisely what's meant by what's
written .... we belong.... we are in the know.... don't you get a kick out
of that feeling? I loved Cat's functional art pieces and her pure Cat
statement that "my work is in your face -
it's real intense, like me." Yes, exactly like Cat Not In The Hat.
Vince's Tool Times article, Mixing Metaphors, scholarly, thorough... come to
think of it, his article is much like he is, also.
John Hesselberth ... I'll be using the photography suggestions John has
given us, for sure. And there's our Tony, as mentioned several times
already ... fun, thought-provoking. Steve Branfman with his regular
comments and information about books/videos.
Guess I can quit agitatin' and bring the camel back in from the road ....
the mail IS coming through......
Joyce
In the Mojave
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Joyce Lee on fri 31 aug 01
Finally....... I did get my Clay Times. Can CM and PMI be far behind? =
.... I think not. ClayTimes was great .... good buds struttin' their =
stuff to perfection. Polly Beach's Clay Times is coming along ... We =
clayarters can all smile smugly since we understand precisely what's =
meant by what's written .... we belong.... we are in the know.... don't =
you get a kick out of that feeling? I loved Cat's functional art pieces =
and her pure Cat statement that "my work is in your face -
it's real intense, like me." Yes, exactly like Cat Not In The Hat.
Vince's Tool Times article, Mixing Metaphors, scholarly, thorough... =
come to think of it, his article is much like he is, also.
John Hesselberth ... I'll be using the photography suggestions John has =
given us, for sure. And there's our Tony, as mentioned several times =
already ... fun, thought-provoking. Steve Branfman with his regular =
comments and information about books/videos.
Guess I can quit agitatin' and bring the camel back in from the road =
... the mail IS coming through......
Joyce
In the Mojave
PurpleLama@AOL.COM on sat 1 sep 01
Well, Joyce, I guess it's time to send out the sea gulls to see what has
happened to my copy of Clay Times. It still hasn't arrived. It appears that
Clay Times is delivered to the desert before the beach! Sure hope it's here
waiting for me on Friday when I return home from work (in Houston).
Shula
in sunny Redondo Beach, CA
<< Finally....... I did get my Clay Times. ..
Guess I can quit agitatin' and bring the camel back in from the road ....
the mail IS coming through......
>>
Veena Raghavan on sun 2 sep 01
Having just read the latest issue of Clay Times, I would like to join
those, who have already remarked on a great issue. I really enjoyed readi=
ng
the article about Cat. Congratulations, Cat, it's a great article. Pete
Pinnell's Part One on bisque was of great interest to me, as I hope to ha=
ve
a kiln in the near future, and it was good to have some of the basics all=
in one place. I look forward to Part Two. I thoroughly enjoyed Vince's
piece, Tony's piece (always interesting and amusing), and the rest of the=
magazine.
It is wonderful to see so many Clayarters in all the clay publications.
All the best.
Veena
Veena Raghavan
75124.2520@compuserve.com
Marta Matray Gloviczki on wed 9 jan 02
hello,
did everyone get their clay times magazine (jan-feb
issue) yet?
...maybe my subscription expired???
thanks,
marta
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Yes I received The Jan-Feb issue two days ago, very nice, but I never did
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isolation somewhere debugging it. Joan Klotz
At 02:46 PM 01/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>At 03:54 PM 1/9/02 -0800, you wrote:
>>hello,
>>did everyone get their clay times magazine (jan-feb
>>issue) yet?
>>...maybe my subscription expired???
>>thanks,
>>marta
>
>I was wondering the same thing. I am a new subscriber, and haven't received
>my first issue. However, I noticed that they (Jan./Feb.) are available at
>the ceramic store I patronize....
>
>Nell
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Barbara Craver on thu 10 jan 02
At 03:54 PM 1/9/02 -0800, you wrote:
>hello,
>did everyone get their clay times magazine (jan-feb
>issue) yet?
>...maybe my subscription expired???
>thanks,
>marta
I was wondering the same thing. I am a new subscriber, and haven't received
my first issue. However, I noticed that they (Jan./Feb.) are available at
the ceramic store I patronize....
Nell
scott lykens on thu 10 jan 02
I imagine that things are going a little slower with the whole mail thing,
those newstand models might have went independnt frieght to a distribution
center owned by the individual companies.
I know all my subscriptions have been taking a little longer each month
since sept.
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Ann Semple on thu 10 jan 02
Marta asked,
=AB did everyone get their clay times magazine (jan-feb
issue) yet?=BB
I got mine last week - and since I'm in Canada, I suspect yours should =
be there. I usually wait for up to 2 weeks to get mine after U.S. =
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Tommy Humphries on thu 10 jan 02
I received my first issue a week ago, the 3rd or 4th I think... just
subscribed and was surprised to receive my first copy so soon!
Tommy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barbara Craver"
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: clay times
> At 03:54 PM 1/9/02 -0800, you wrote:
> >hello,
> >did everyone get their clay times magazine (jan-feb
> >issue) yet?
> >...maybe my subscription expired???
> >thanks,
> >marta
>
> I was wondering the same thing. I am a new subscriber, and haven't
received
> my first issue. However, I noticed that they (Jan./Feb.) are available at
> the ceramic store I patronize....
>
> Nell
>
>
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primalmommy@IVILLAGE.COM on tue 5 feb 02
I just got my first issues of Clay Times, and really enjoyed it. The best part is, I now know what some clayart potters LOOK like! Clayart is like listening to the radio; somehow you create a persona for the "voice", and meeting the person later is always odd.
I had pictured Monona Rosol as a librarian type with long dark hair; her friendly, open, smiling photo totally reset my image. There was Vince's familiar face, too, and Marc Ward, laughing, with a devil-may-care twinkle as if he were photographed in the middle of some wing-walking stunt. A glorious moustache. Surprise, Pete Pinnel looks like one of my favorite Uncles! Steve Branfmann is there, and even Tony Clennel, gazing out at the reader through little thumbnail-sized windows at the top of the column pages. Tony looks NOTHING like I'd imagined; I hadn't pictured dark hair or a clean shaven face, though I wasn't surprised by the glint in the eye that usually betrays a wicked sense of humor.
I don't think I'd be able to handle an NCECA yet, I'd go into overload connecting faces to names anc voices. I'll have to keep looking for website photos and meeting potters at workshops to prepare for face-to-face meetings one day...
Clay Times had the kind of writing a lot of you seem to be looking for, and a nice range of readable infomation and technique. I'm looking forward to having a third magazine around here.
Yours, Kelly in Ohio (off to deliver pots. My gallery gig is over, everything that didn't sell all boxed up in my front hall...)
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Gene Arnold on mon 23 jul 07
Just got my clay times today and my pot made it into the readers =
gallery. I'm excited can you tell??? My first time in print. Looking =
forward to many more!!!
Had to tell someone.=20
Gene & Latonna
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Lois Sharpe on fri 27 jul 07
Looks Great!
Proud to know ya!
lois
On Jul 23, 2007, at 8:31 PM, Gene Arnold wrote:
> Just got my clay times today and my pot made it into the readers
> gallery. I'm excited can you tell??? My first time in print.
> Looking forward to many more!!!
>
> Had to tell someone.
>
>
> Gene & Latonna
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steve graber on sun 29 jul 07
congradulations!
~ excelent pot too ~ make more!
see ya
steve
www.graberspottery.com
use "The Steve Tool" for textured pots
Gene Arnold wrote:
Just got my clay times today and my pot made it into the readers gallery. I'm excited can you tell??? My first time in print. Looking forward to many more!!!
Had to tell someone.
Gene & Latonna
mudduck@mudduckpottery.net
www.mudduckpottery.net
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