rdowns on thu 14 mar 96
I am comming up to Denver on April 4th thru the 7th. Any Clayart member up
there to visit? What places would you suggest visiting?
Thanks,
Rose
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Levine Meg Jessica on sat 16 mar 96
Rose - I would suggest visiting the Denver Art Museum. They have an
extensive Pre-Columbian collection, and Chinese, Japanese and American
Indian ceramics as well. There's also an exhibit there with several of
Betty Woodman's pots.
You are welcome to come visit my studio in Boulder.- Meg
Meg Levine
Ceramic Studio
4593 North Broadway C-114
Boulder, CO 80304
(303) 546-9334
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I am comming up to Denver on April 4th thru the 7th. Any Clayart member up
there to visit? What places would you suggest visiting?
Thanks,
Rose
bburruss@csn.net on sun 17 mar 96
Rose,
I'm not exactly in Denver and you wouldn't want to visit me anyway
.. . . , but there is some good clay in Denver. The Colorado Clay 1996 show
runs through April 14 at the Foothills Art Center 809 Fifteenth Street,
Golden, CO (15 mi. west of Denver). It's a good show, John Balistreri took
first with fine anagama fired pieces. The Arvada Center for the Arts and
Humanities has a good clay studio with something happening everyday 'til
about 9:30 or 10:00pm when they throw us out. Come visit.
Denver itself has a fairly standard gallery scene with a number in
LoDo along with good restaurants and brewpubs and in Cherry Creek where its
yupscale, but some good work if you look for it.
If you can get to Boulder, the Coop has fine work. Look for Jim
Lorio's work, especially the pieces fired in Balistreri's kiln.
Hopefully there are some Denverites who can be a better guide.
Enjoy your visit.
Bob
in Conifer, where yesterday at 8700 ft. there was a foot snow on my
raku kiln.
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