Corinne P. Null on wed 29 jan 97
I'll be visiting in Los Angeles and San Diego, and wonder if there are any
must see potters, or galleries, or museums? I prefer high-fire stoneware,
and am most interested in electric firing that can emulate gas. Will look
at anything though!
TIA
David Woodin Set Clayart digest on thu 30 jan 97
There is a small pottery shop tucked away in Old Town San Diego in the the
park itself. David Stwart who worked with Marguerite Wildenhain at Pond Farm
is the owner and use to demonstrate on weekends. He fires in an electric
kiln and it looks like gas firing. His pots are excellent.
Margaret Arial on thu 30 jan 97
Check out Otis Art Institute on Wilshire, Ralph Bacerra teaches there and
the schools' kilns are real "KILLERS".The Garth Clark Gallery is in the
directory, dependig when you go there out to be a great show.
debra ulland on fri 31 jan 97
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Check out the Freehand in Los Angeles and Del Mano in Pasadena.. Both are
contemporary craft galleries. Clay, glass, wood, jewelry etc.
I'll be visiting in Los Angeles and San Diego, and wonder if there are any
>must see potters, or galleries, or museums? I prefer high-fire stoneware,
>and am most interested in electric firing that can emulate gas. Will look
>at anything though!
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>TIA
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