mel jacobson on mon 1 apr 96
Dear ClayArt:
From: Kurt Wild (University of Wiscosin, River Falls (retired)
Does anyone on the net know how to find Red Ochre?.
Does anyone on the net know the true details of the use of graphite and red
ochre (proportions) and mix of water and kerosene (proportions) of the Mata
Ortiz potters and their blackware pottery?
Are there any magazine articles, or other publications available?
I would like to know more about this subject...
Has anyone taken a workshop from Juan Quezada? and seen the process.
We are not interested in SW Blackware, or San Ildefanso...Only Mata Ortiz.
I am dying to know more on this subject...can anyone help?
Please answer on the net, or write to Mel Jacobson
potter19@popmail.skypoint.com
Kurt Wild
Don Jones on tue 2 apr 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Dear ClayArt:
>From: Kurt Wild (University of Wiscosin, River Falls (retired)
>
>Does anyone on the net know how to find Red Ochre?.
>Does anyone on the net know the true details of the use of graphite and red
>ochre (proportions) and mix of water and kerosene (proportions) of the Mata
>Ortiz potters and their blackware pottery?
>
>Are there any magazine articles, or other publications available?
>I would like to know more about this subject...
>
>Has anyone taken a workshop from Juan Quezada? and seen the process.
>
>We are not interested in SW Blackware, or San Ildefanso...Only Mata Ortiz.
>
>I am dying to know more on this subject...can anyone help?
>
>Please answer on the net, or write to Mel Jacobson
>potter19@popmail.skypoint.com
>
>Kurt Wild
Kurt,
Contact the University of New Mexico Art Museum. they have pubs on Mata
Ortiz Potters
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