Stephen Sell on fri 27 dec 96
Clayart participants,
There is a woodfiring workshop scheduled for the weekend of January 3-5,
1997 at the Center for the Arts in Pittsburgh that is in jeopardy of being
canceled due to lack of participation. Only 1 registered (Me) and they need 5
enthusiastic potters to hold the workshop.
The workshop begins Friday evening around 5pm when your glaze (if you
choose) your ^10 pots and load the kiln. There will be shifts stoking the
kiln throughout the night with ^10 expected around noon on Saturday. Everyone
returns Sunday at 1pm to open the kiln and ooohhh, aahhhh.
If interested, call the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts (412) 361-0455
**ASAP**. I believe they'll keep registration open until 12/30/96.
Thanks, Stephen Sell (412) 242-4670
"When I was 6 years old they tested my IQ. They showed me a picture of three
oranges and a pear and asked me which one was different, it did not belong.
They taught me different was wrong..." Ani DiFranco
Don Sanami on fri 27 dec 96
happy to find so few persons willing to furthur pollute the air of
Pit-burg.donOn Fri, 27 Dec 1996, Stephen Sell wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Clayart participants,
> There is a woodfiring workshop scheduled for the weekend of January 3-5,
> 1997 at the Center for the Arts in Pittsburgh that is in jeopardy of being
> canceled due to lack of participation. Only 1 registered (Me) and they need 5
> enthusiastic potters to hold the workshop.
> The workshop begins Friday evening around 5pm when your glaze (if you
> choose) your ^10 pots and load the kiln. There will be shifts stoking the
> kiln throughout the night with ^10 expected around noon on Saturday. Everyone
> returns Sunday at 1pm to open the kiln and ooohhh, aahhhh.
> If interested, call the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts (412) 361-0455
> **ASAP**. I believe they'll keep registration open until 12/30/96.
>
> Thanks, Stephen Sell (412) 242-4670
>
> "When I was 6 years old they tested my IQ. They showed me a picture of three
> oranges and a pear and asked me which one was different, it did not belong.
> They taught me different was wrong..." Ani DiFranco
>
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