Hasebe on tue 27 aug 96
I am visting Seattle in mid September. Where is a good place to visit in
clay, studio, show, gallery, etc. ?
Is the Clayart archive serachable now ? I have not been succesful this year.
Any information regrading above will be very helpful. Thanks.
Hodaka Hasebe Hasebeh@vivanet.com
Dannon Rhudy on tue 27 aug 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I am visting Seattle in mid September. Where is a good place to visit in
>clay, studio, show, gallery, etc. ?
>Hodaka Hasebe Hasebeh@vivanet.com
>
>
Check out the University of Washington, they might have something up and in
any case their clay department now has Akio Takemori and Doug Jeck...
There is a LOT of clay in Seattle.
Jack Phillips on tue 27 aug 96
At 08:22 AM 8/27/96 EDT, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I am visting Seattle in mid September. Where is a good place to visit in
>clay, studio, show, gallery, etc. ?
>Is the Clayart archive serachable now ? I have not been succesful this year.
>Any information regrading above will be very helpful. Thanks.
>
>Hodaka Hasebe Hasebeh@vivanet.com
>
Hodaka,
Go to the fireworks gallery, and the Seattle art museum. Both are in
downtown, easy to walk to from all the other waterfront/tourist type things.
Have a great time.
Jack Phillips
STONART Ceramic art
Portland, Oregon
Web site:
http://www.worldstar.com/~stonart/welcome.html
Frank Hartlieb on tue 27 aug 96
In Seattle try Pottery Northwest, Seattle Clay Studio, Seattle Pottery
Supply, and Foster White Gallery. All of them could prove very
interesting.
frank
hart9535@uidaho.edu
Timothy Dean Malm on tue 27 aug 96
When visiting Seattle, two places to put at the top of your list are
Pottery Northwest and the Northwest Craft Center Gallery. The NCCG is on
the grounds of the Seattle Center, the site of the 1960's era "worlds
fair" and Pottery Northwest is just a couple of blocks away. When you
leave the Seattle Center grounds it is at the Southwest corner. Both the
Thursday Seattle Times newspaper and the Friday Seattle Post-Intelligencer
newspaper have a section given over to arts,foods, and entertainment
including galleries.
Tim Malm
Seattle Pacific University
President of Washington Potters Association ('96)
WHampton@aol.com on tue 27 aug 96
Hi,
there are unfortunately no specific clay galleries in Seattle. First I would
go downtown and pick up an "Art Access" brochure. It describes most of the
galleries and the shows they have for the month. Foster White gallery often
has ceramic pieces. They have a gallery in Pioneer Square (downtown) and
Kirkland (north east side of Lake Washington). Fireworks in Westlake Mall
has some ceramic pieces (downtown). The Northwest Craft Center at Seattle
Center has all ceramics and showcases a specific person each month - I guess
that is the best place to see many different kinds of pottery.
If you have any specific kinds of pottery let me know and I'll see if I can
locate it.
Have a good time
Wendy from Bainbridge Island
Linda Rosen on thu 19 feb 04
I would like to know what ceramic sites are not to be missed in Seattle.
next week
Linda
Toronto
Hank Murrow on fri 20 feb 04
On Feb 19, 2004, at 3:36 PM, Linda Rosen wrote:
> I would like to know what ceramic sites are not to be missed in
> Seattle.
> next week
I would not miss "Kobo" even though it is small.........it is choice.
And it is located on Capitol Hill.
"kobo"
Cheers, Hank
Steve Dalton on sun 22 feb 04
On Thursday, February 19, 2004, at 03:36 PM, Linda Rosen wrote:
> I would like to know what ceramic sites are not to be missed in
> Seattle.
> next week
>
>
>
> Linda
>
> Toronto
I'm sure all of the good places have already been listed, so I'll
plug mine! If you can swing it, Snohomish is only 30 or so
miles North of Seattle. Come on up.
Take I-5 North until Everett. Take Highway 2 East and follow it
around to Snohomish. I'm down on 1st street by the River's Edge
Cafe. I'm closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
I also have some of Logan Johnson's work.
Steve Dalton
Clear Creek Pottery
Snohomish, Wa
clearcreekpottery.com
Mark Issenberg on sun 8 jul 07
We will be going to Seattle for a few days shortly.. Are there potters and
places that sell pottery to visit? Also are there any Conifer Nursery places
that sell small trees
Have just finished firing 3 loads of work for Perspectives in Watkinsville Ga
Mark
Lookout Mountain
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Victoria E. Hamilton on sun 8 jul 07
Mark -
You will surely get quite a few responses to your request - it'll all be
great information, too.
Here's mine, however incomplete:
Galleries -
Pottery Northwest (potters and gallery)
Stephen Sullivan's farewell exhibit - 5 years' work
July 7-21 (artist reception July 12, 6-8 pm)
226 First Avenue North, Seattle, WA
206-285-4421
www.potterynorthwest.org
KOBO on Capitol Hill
KOBO at Higo
The Northwest Craft Center at Seattle Center
Columbia City Gallery, 4864 Ranier Ave. So., Seattle
Art Stop in Tacoma
Snohomish Arts Council Gallery in Everett
Potters -
Brace Point Pottery in West Seattle (Loren Lukens & Jamie Brooke)
Planck Pottery in Seattle (Gary Georger)
Turner Pottery in Seattle (Ken Turner)
Stout Pottery on Lopez Island (Jim Stout)
Moshier Art Center in Burien (near airport)
Vicki Hamilton - Millennia Antica Pottery
Kris Love - Love Artworks
Dana Lasswell - Lasswell Arts
Janet Crawley - ClayQueen.com
Pam Fredback - In the Potter's Hand
Taylor Tile - John Taylor (Renton, WA)
Allison Moore Ceramics
Gale Lurie Pottery
Lin Holley - Talking Frog
Larry Halvorsen
Lisa Halvorsen
Mark, that's what comes to mind at the moment. There's a lot here. I know
you'll get lots of other responses.
When exactly are you coming? I'd love to meet you.
Take care,
Vicki Hamilton
Millennia Antica Pottery
Seattle, WA
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To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: [CLAYART] Seattle
We will be going to Seattle for a few days shortly.. Are there potters and
places that sell pottery to visit? Also are there any Conifer Nursery places
that sell small trees
Have just finished firing 3 loads of work for Perspectives in Watkinsville
Ga
Mark
Lookout Mountain
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Richard Walker on sun 8 jul 07
Seattle Pottery Supply can be an interesting stop. It is on the South side in an industrial district. You might also want to visit the art gallery's just a block or so East of the Sound fish Market, which is a kick in its own.
Have a great visit, Dick
>From: Mark Issenberg
>Date: 2007/07/08 Sun PM 05:56:30 CDT
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Seattle
>We will be going to Seattle for a few days shortly.. Are there potters and
>places that sell pottery to visit? Also are there any Conifer Nursery places
>that sell small trees
>
>Have just finished firing 3 loads of work for Perspectives in Watkinsville Ga
>
>Mark
>Lookout Mountain
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Richard Mahaffey on mon 9 jul 07
I would not miss the Northwest Craft Center in Seattle Center (about 4
minutes from Pottery Northwest) it has one of the most extensive
collections of pots on sale in the Northwest. I believe the Washington
Potter's Association exhibit will be open for about a month. There
are many nurseries that carry conifers I suggest using dexonline.com to
find nurseries and perhaps some of them will have websites or email.
Rick Mahaffey
Tacoma, WA
Floyd Hale on sat 6 oct 07
Going to Seattle for business next week, would like to visit galleries or
studios with ceramic exhibitions, does anyone have any reccomendations?
Floyd Hale
Rick Mahaffey on sat 6 oct 07
I would also stop in at Pottery Northwest on the south west corner of the
Seattle Center property. You will find a potter working in the window I
think on First Ave, as I recall.
I think there is a clay show at Azuma Gallery on First ave near Pioneer
Square and the Kobo at Higo on Jackson in the International District may
have some clay showing, too.
Rick
Duff bogen on sat 6 oct 07
Northwest craft center at the Seattle center.
D
Floyd Hale wrote:
Going to Seattle for business next week, would like to visit galleries or
studios with ceramic exhibitions, does anyone have any reccomendations?
Floyd Hale
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