Douglas Kassebaum on thu 7 nov 96
Greetings fellow CLAYARTers,
I thought I might share an opportunity in this forum before it went into general
circulation:
A position in retail store sales has become available at Laguna Clay
Co.'s Denver, Colorado facility. It might be the perfect daytime
activity for young and apprentice craftspeople who want to support
"that habit" (making pots).
If you know any interested parties, please have them phone Bill at
Laguna Clay, Denver: (303) 722-5398.
Doug Kassebaum
Plant Manager
Laguna Clay Co, NY
Douglas Kassebaum on fri 8 nov 96
Greetings fellow CLAYARTers,
I thought I might share an opportunity in this forum before it went
into general circulation:
A position in retail store sales has become available at Laguna Clay
Co.'s Denver, Colorado facility. It might be the perfect daytime
activity for young and apprentice craftspeople who want to support
"that habit" (making pots).
If you know any interested parties, please have them phone Bill at
Laguna Clay, Denver: (303) 722-5398.
Doug Kassebaum
Plant Manager
Laguna Clay Co, NY
MudPieMan on thu 6 feb 97
Mud Pie Ceramics Centers - located in Wayne, NJ - offers pottery
instruction to adults and children. We are currently looking for a full
time employee with a strong pottery background to get involved with a bit
of everything:
* instruction on the wheel and handbuilding
* glaze preparation
* kiln firing (primarily electric - with Raku firings four or five times
per year)
We operate our studio in a "retail" location, so a good part of the job
involves interacting with "potential customers" (who love to just
"walk-in"). Needless to say, the candidate MUST be a people-person.
Sound like you (or someone you know)? Drop me an e-mail and I'll fill you
in on more details.
Bob Kopchains
MudPieMan@aol.com
Mary Lou Zeek on sun 9 feb 97
MARJORIE T. SHERMAN
COMMUNITY CERAMICS CENTER
SALEM, OREGON
Opportunities for Artists
In May of 1997, the Salem Art Association (SAA) will open a new facility,
the Marjorie T. Sherman Community Ceramics Center. The Center will be an
educational facility for ceramics and glass fusing/casting classes. It will
house four studio classrooms, indoor and outdoor kiln spaces, studio space
for a resident ceramicist, and rental studio space for two local artists.
The 6200 sq. ft. Center will be located in a remodeled industrial warehouse
site, a short distance from SAA's home at the Bush Barn Art Center in Bush's
Pasture Park.
Applications are being sought for the following positions:
CERAMICS CENTER MANAGER/RESIDENT CERAMICIST
F/T (1/2 administrative-1/2 artist residency) salary plus benefits, includes
own studio space.
SAA is seeking a creative, self-motivated individual to manage this new
facility, which will expand an already-successful ceramics program. This
person will be responsible for overseeing operations and maintenance of the
facility and its equipment, along with numerous administrative duties.
These would include staff supervision, assistance with program development,
marketing of the program, attracting new students, and hiring teachers.
Manager will also provide creative leadership of the center through
visibility as a practicing artist in the role of Resident Ceramicist,
assisting in developing unique programs and by procuring high quality teachers.
CERAMICS/GLASS TEACHERS NEEDED
With the ability to offer a wider variety of classes, SAA will hire
additional teachers to add to our excellent staff. Teachers for both
special workshops and ongoing classes for children and adults are sought.
For either of these opportunities, send cover letter, resume, a set of
slides, and a SASE to Personnel, Salem Art Association, 600 Mission St.
SE., Salem, Oregon 97302. DEADLINE for Ceramics Center Manager position:
March 3, 1997.
For more information , cal 503-581-2228 (Contact: David Cohen, Executive
Director, or Amy Schwartz, Education Coordinator)
Clayarters, I think this is a great opportunity! Mary Lou Zeek
Bob Chance on sat 24 may 97
Please pass this message along to anyone that you know who might be
interested. If anyone has questions they can call me at (864)294-3352 or
e-mail at below address. Thanks
Bob Chance
Bob.Chance@Furman.EDU
Furman University. Two-dimensional Artist. One year replacement.
Start September 1, 1997. Salary competitive. MFA and commitment to
teaching required; liberal arts and college teaching beyond TA preferred.
Expertise in two or more of the following: beginning-advanced
black-and-white photography, 2-D design foundations and color theory,
graphic design, digital imaging, multimedia technology, and art history and
appreciation survey. In addition to undergraduate teaching will maintain
photo lab, computer lab or other studio in teaching area and assist in
departmental duties. Send letter, curriculum vita, slides of recent work,
student slides, teaching philosophy, undergraduate and graduate transcript
copies, 3 current letters of recommendation and SASE to: Visual Artist
Search Committee, Art Department, Furman University, 3300 Poinsett Highway,
Greenville, SC 29613-0416. Application deadline is June 13, 1997 or
until position is filled. AA/EOE.
Kris Bliss on tue 2 sep 03
owen, please send your e-mail off list to :
blisspots@drbliss.com
and anyone else who may be interested in a studio position in anchorage, =
alaska.=20
thank you=20
kris bliss
bliss pottery=20
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