Dan Johnston on wed 15 may 96
Hello everyone,
I'll be traveling to San Antonio next week and would welcome the opportunity
to visit any fellow potters out there. My special interest is in Raku. Let
me know any special sights to see. TIA
Dan Johnston
Tahlequah, OK.
DLJ57@aol.com
Patrick Veerkamp on thu 16 may 96
Dan: I would recommend a visit to the Southwest Craft Center (don't have
the address but it would be in the phone book; it's near the downtown
area). Dennis Smith is in charge of the ceramics program. They have a
gallery, gift shop, and I'd recommend lunch there in the cafeteria.
Another person who teaches there is Lisa Orr. She has a shop called King
William Cup (712-A South St Mary's) that's worth a visit (nice work; low
fire functional ware with a very personal character). Don't miss the
McNey Museum (no pots but a good collection of early modern painting) and
the San Antonio Museum of Art is also worth a stop. There is a pretty
lively gallery scene there but I don't know what's showing; check out the
Blue Star Art Space on the river walk (kind of a cooperative of artists
studios and galleries) and someone there should be able to tell you if
there are any clay shows.
Patrick Veerkamp
Southwestern University
veerkamp@southwestern.edu
On Wed, 15 May 1996, Dan Johnston wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hello everyone,
> I'll be traveling to San Antonio next week and would welcome the opportunity
> to visit any fellow potters out there. My special interest is in Raku. Let
> me know any special sights to see. TIA
>
> Dan Johnston
> Tahlequah, OK.
> DLJ57@aol.com
>
Sherry McDonald on sat 18 may 96
Yhe North Star mall ( near the big boots) has two nice ceramic galleries in
it too, you might want to go there. They have been successful, and take work
on consignment.
dannon@ns1.koyote.com on sun 19 may 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hello everyone,
>I'll be traveling to San Antonio next week and would welcome the opportunity
>to visit any fellow potters out there. My special interest is in Raku. Let
>me know any special sights to see. TIA
>
>Dan Johnston
>Tahlequah, OK.
>DLJ57@aol.com
>
>Hi, Dan.
If this is not too late (I don't know which next week you mean): be sure to
visit the Southwest Craft Center. Address in phone book, and they should
also be able to direct you to other potteries. Go by Harding Black's
studio.......
terryh on wed 21 jan 98
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just came back tonite from san antonio, and recalled somebody was asking
about SA galleries or SW potteries or sopmething. maybe this is too late.
La Villata: a small =22village=22 with two dozen galleries, restaurants, and
gift shops above the amphitheatre at the River Walk (near Hilton). art
openings the 1st friday nite each month.
McNay museum, very comfortable museum. an exhibit =22O'Keefe and TX=22,
starts on 26th (so i couldn't see it) about 10 min. or less cab ride from
River Walk. another on-going exhibit is =22Little Pictures of who?, i forgot
his name, a steiglitz' friend, his pictures at the Whitney was mentioned
on the NYTimes Art pages just last sunday. well, there is another exhibit.
70's last three days in SA.
terry hagiwara
e-mail: thagiwara=40halnet.com (W)=3B terryh=40pdq.net (H)
web: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/3755
Wendy Rosen on fri 23 jan 98
Look through your back issues of AmericanStyle magazine... there's an 8
page feature story on San Antonio and central Texas in one of last years
issues... if you need a copy call us. Gloria at 410/889-3093
Wendy
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>just came back tonite from san antonio, and recalled somebody was asking
>about SA galleries or SW potteries or sopmething. maybe this is too late.
>
>La Villata: a small "village" with two dozen galleries, restaurants, and
>gift shops above the amphitheatre at the River Walk (near Hilton). art
>openings the 1st friday nite each month.
>McNay museum, very comfortable museum. an exhibit "O'Keefe and TX",
>starts on 26th (so i couldn't see it) about 10 min. or less cab ride from
>River Walk. another on-going exhibit is "Little Pictures of who?, i forgot
>his name, a steiglitz' friend, his pictures at the Whitney was mentioned
>on the NYTimes Art pages just last sunday. well, there is another exhibit.
>
>70's last three days in SA.
>
>terry hagiwara
>e-mail: thagiwara@halnet.com (W); terryh@pdq.net (H)
>web: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Cafe/3755
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Christopher Greenman on wed 3 jun 98
A student in my Continuing Education Pottery class is moving to San Antonio.
She would like to continue her pottery education. She has been with my class
for 12 weeks and has good throwing and handbuilding skills for that amount of
time. Anyone know of similar situations that she could look into?
TIA
Chris Greenman
kelldogn@aol.com
Tracy Dotson on wed 3 jun 98
check out the South West Craft center.......Great program...Tracy
Patrick S. Powell on thu 4 jun 98
Chris,
Please contact Mr. Rob Grimes in San Antonio.
His contact information is:
Rob Grimes
V.R. Hood Clays
1231 West Martin
San Antonio, TX 78207
Phone: 210-222-1331
Fax: 210-222-1777
Unfortunately, Rob is not on the internet. But, he runs a pottery and is in
the pottery supply business in San Antonio. He is real busy, but if any
person knows what's going on in San Antonio, I would think Rob knows.
My very best wishes to you.
Sincerely,
Patrick S. Powell
President
Clayworld, Inc.
PO Box 100
Hickory, KY 42051-0100
Voice phone: (502) 247-3849
Fax: (502) 247-1842
Email: pspowell@sunsix.infi.net
Website: www.clayworld.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Greenman
To: Multiple recipients of list CLAYART
Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 7:21 AM
Subject: San Antonio
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>A student in my Continuing Education Pottery class is moving to San
Antonio.
>She would like to continue her pottery education. She has been with my
class
>for 12 weeks and has good throwing and handbuilding skills for that amount
of
>time. Anyone know of similar situations that she could look into?
>
>TIA
>
>Chris Greenman
>kelldogn@aol.com
>
Shannon Hayes on thu 4 jun 98
South West Craft Center has an excellent program. Ask to speak to Dennis
Smith there. I believe he is still the director of the Ceramics Program
there.
Southwest Craft Center, 300 Augusta St, San Antonio, TX
78205-1296(210-224-1848)
Good Luck
Shannon
Snail Scott on sat 2 jun 12
I will be visiting San Antonio for a conference next week...any local =3D
folks willing to chat or answer questions?
-Snail=3D
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