SBRANFPOTS@aol.com on sun 24 mar 96
Folks,
A posting was made about an upcoming workshop that I am doing at El Camino
College in the LA area. The dates were given as March 23-24. Oops! That was
incorrect!! I will be there April 20-21. Hope to see some of you there.
Steven Branfman
bfishman@CCGATE.HAC.COM on wed 24 apr 96
The El Camino College Caly Club in Torrance CA, Will be presenting a
two day Workshop Ruthanne Tudball.
Saturday and Sunday
May 4th and 5th
There will be a $35.00 fee.
Send checks payable to El Camino College to:
Neil Moss
El Camino College
16007 Crenshaw Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90506
For more information contact Neil Moss at (310) 390-0941.
Francine Hudson on tue 5 aug 97
Akio Takamori will be demonstrating his studio techniques from 10-4 on
Saturday, October 25, 1997 at TRAX. There will also be a show there of his
work from October 25-November 30 with opening reception on Oct 25 from 5-7pm.
TRAX
1306 3rd Street
Berkeley, CA 94710
fax/phone 510-526-0279
call for details and/or directions
I just got the postcard for this one and I thought I would pass it on to
clayarters who are in the San Francisco Bay Area or anyone who might be in
the area that weekend. I have been to a few of the workshops at TRAX and they
have been great and the gallery is gorgeous.
Mark Issenberg on thu 18 sep 97
Paul Dresang will be teaching a workshop October 27 thru 31 on residual
salt glaze on porcelain at the University of Miami in Coral Gables,
Florida.
It will be $55 per day or $200 for the entire session, which includes 25
lbs of clay and a work area. If interested, call the University Ceramic
Department at (305) 284-5470
I still have the Alpine kiln for sale. Works great. Call me at
232-0278.
Mark in Miami
Mel Jacobson on tue 30 dec 97
Hay Creek Adult Shared Learning Center - formerly HCASLC
Is going to have a sale of work by its members on January 30 and 31...on
February 1st we are doing a workshop, put on by members.
Mel Jacobson will do Japanese throwing.
Kurt Wild will decorate with Salts.
Kevin Caufield will make 50 pound pots.
Dannon Rhudy will do pots within pots.
We will also have demonstrations of Calligraphy, Painting, Jewelry.
This will all take place at Kevin Caufields studio and gallery in St. Paul.
We are in hopes of raising money for repair construction
on kiln site, and the womans dormitory at Hay Creek. Artists are donating
pots and art work for the sale.
We will have 25 artists work for sale.
it is going to be a dandy sale of art work...some gems will sell at
bargain prices.
details to follow.
mel/mn
http://www.pclink.com/melpots
Leslie Ihde on wed 31 dec 97
Where is Hay Creek?
Leslie
Karen Kammer on wed 31 dec 97
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Hi, I'm a returning subscriber and would like to announce a workshop:
Carolina Clay Matters Presents: Cynthia Bringle Workshop
Time: Saturday January 31 and Sunday February 1
Place: Clayworks
2401 Euclid Avenue
Charlotte NC
Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday
9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sunday
Fee: 2 Days =2485 for Carolina Clay Matters Members
2 Days =24110 for Non-members
More Info: Call 704-544-0048 or e-mail to JK=5FKammer=40compuserve.com
Mel Jacobson on wed 31 dec 97
At 09:27 AM 12/31/97 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Where is Hay Creek?
>Leslie
>
>just happen to be here.
it is in western wisconsin....and it is our adult shared learning group.
]we do not advertise as it is always full.
we do not take new students...one has to wait for a death or old age.
the workshop will be in st. paul, mn....feb 1.
http://www.pclink.com/melpots
Jane Danic on mon 23 mar 98
Hi clayarters:
Just got back from Alymer, Ont. Canada, having attended a great
workshop given by Tony Clennell. Despite there being an ice storm, and
electricity off, for two days, Tony kept his cool, remained unfrazzled
and flowed with the elements. We were really back to nature, huddled
around a wood stove trying to keep warm. In the morning, since Tony has
the gift of the gab and much knowledge, he was able to keep our interest
and talk about pots,clay, life, etc for a couple of hours. Tony would
have demonstrated on a kick wheel, but since there was no electricity,
we wouldn't have been able to see anything, depite the candles and oil
lamps. We were hoping the hydro would come on for the afternoon.It
didn't.It wasn't until the next afternoon, that heat and light was
available..
After a lunch of soup or chili, prepared on the wood stove, we moved a
wheel, ware boards, clay etc. to another person's basement, many miles
away, and proceeded with the workshop.At least there was some
electricity there. Tony's flexibility, calmness, and versatilty,
certainly showed. Because of the cold, naturally the clay didn't dry
quite as well as he would have liked. Luckily, he is a potter, who uses
few tools, is very adaptable and can make do with the situation that is
given him. He gave us an excellent workshop demonstrating the throwing
of large jugs, jardinaires, casseroles, salad bowls, handle pulling etc.
All in all, we came home with many tips and a healthy respect for an
excellent potter. It was fun. If you ever get the chance to attend one
of his workshops, do so. His uncle Jimmy, would be proud of him for
sure, after the workshop he just gave.
Envious of all you lucky people off to NCECA tomorrow.
Maybe next year when it is a little closer to home.
I'll start saving the loonies now.
Regards,
Jane S. Danic
Sarnia, Ont.
Another one, living next to a real Great Lake, and near the beautiful
St. Clair River..
Janis Harrison on mon 20 jul 98
Hey Ya'll I have a wonderful chance to go to Japan In the spring of 1999
Do any of ya'll know of a workshop in or arround the Toyko Area? I have
a small pottery shop in our downtown area and one of my coustomers wants
to pay my way over there with no strings attached!Can you beat that??
Thanks in advance.Sincerely, Janis
Harrison Living in Louisiana where the
tomatoes are so jucy you have to eat them over the sink!!
mike & darlene tsukamoto on wed 16 sep 98
The Altered Pot:
An Exploration of Functional Form
with Ellen Shankin
Join us for a weekend of throwing, cutting, scraping, paddling, poking
and pushing at this demonstration workshop. Noted potter Ellen Shankin
will return to the Lee Art Center to share her process of working with
functional forms. Through a slide presentation and demonstrations she
will illustrate the techniques she has developed for altering the thrown
pot.
Ellen Shankin, a nationally recognized potter, lives and works in Floyd,
Virginia. She attended the Rhode Island School of Design and Alfred
University and is a recipient of a 1990 NEA Fellowship Grant. She
exhibits her workin juried shows and galleries throughout the U.S. She
teaches workshops in universities and art centers and her work has
appeared in numerous ceramic publications including Studio Potter,
Ceramics Monthly and American Craft.
Slides and Reception:
Friday, September 25, 1998 7:30 - 9:30 pm
Saturday, September 26, 1998 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday, September 27, 1998 noon - 5:00 pm
Fee: $75.00
Friday only: $7.00
Workshop held at the Lee Art Center
5722 Lee Highway
Arlington, Virginia 22207
For more information or to register call: (703) 228-5256
Jo Gilder on fri 9 oct 98
Hi Everyone,
On November 19th and 20th, the Visual Arts Center here in Panama City,
FL will be offering a two day workshop in Functional Pottery by Lee
Rexrode. For more information call 850/ 769 - 4451 or email
vac@visualartscenter.org or visit them at www.visualartscenter.org
BTW does anybody know this person?
Jo
--
Jo Gilder
Panama City, FL
Cheryl Sculley on sun 11 oct 98
Jo,
Lee Rexroad is a delightful and informative teacher. He is patient and
answers all questions, no matter how basic. I took a workshop from him last
year and was amazed at his skill as a potter. You could not go wrong by
attending his workshop. I am still trying to acomplish some of the
techniques he shared with our group.
Cheryl in Chattanooga
-----Original Message-----
From: Jo Gilder
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, October 09, 1998 9:49 AM
Subject: Workshop
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hi Everyone,
>
>On November 19th and 20th, the Visual Arts Center here in Panama City,
>FL will be offering a two day workshop in Functional Pottery by Lee
>Rexrode. For more information call 850/ 769 - 4451 or email
>vac@visualartscenter.org or visit them at www.visualartscenter.org
>
>BTW does anybody know this person?
>
>Jo
>--
>
>Jo Gilder
>Panama City, FL
Dannon Rhudy on sun 11 oct 98
Lee Rexrode teaches at Edinboro Univ.
He makes occasional posts to the list, always
thoughtful and useful. I recall particularly
a post he made regarding how we critique,
it was excellent.
I've seen his work here and there, terrific.
Don't know him personally.
Have a good time at the workshop.
Dannon Rhudy
potter@koyote.com
----------
> From: Jo Gilder
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Subject: Workshop
> Date: Friday, October 09, 1998 12:59 PM
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi Everyone,
>
> On November 19th and 20th, the Visual Arts Center here in Panama City,
> FL will be offering a two day workshop in Functional Pottery by Lee
> Rexrode. For more information call 850/ 769 - 4451 or email
> vac@visualartscenter.org or visit them at www.visualartscenter.org
>
> BTW does anybody know this person?
>
> Jo
> --
>
> Jo Gilder
> Panama City, FL
Dannon Rhudy on thu 29 oct 98
Just a reminder that Doug Gray is doing a
workshop here in Paris on Saturday, October 31.
I think I sent directions to all the clayart folks who
wanted to come; if I missed any, email me direct
and I'll get them to you. And we'll have some
signs up to get you to the art building (annex 3).
Y'all are welcome, we'll have some fun.
Dannon Rhudy
potter@koyote.com
Frank Tucker on sat 7 nov 98
To anyone in or around Toronto at the end of November.
Tucker's Pottery Supplies will be hosting their annual "KILNS & FIRING"
workshop on November 29th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
The morning program will be lead by NSCAD Grad Samantha Sherer and will
concentrate on getting a better understanding of "Key Firing Principles".
It will cover such topics as:
Cones
Heat Transfer
Stacking
Venting
Common firing problems
Glaze Defects related to Firing
And much more.
It will include open discussion as well as instruction; and a break with
free coffee, juice and munchies, as well as a lunch.
The afternoon program will be lead by Tucker's own Michael Leonard and will
discuss:
Basic electrical principles
Kiln repair and maintenance
How to buy and move a new or used kiln
And much more.
It will also include a break with coffee, juice, and munchies.
It's all really handy information for ceramists of all levels.
The workshop fee is $50.00 and includes lunch, etc.
Space is limited, so please call, fax, or email us in advance to book your
spot.
tuckers@passport.ca
fax: 905-889-7707
ph: 1-800-304-6185
Tom Wirt on sun 8 nov 98
>>>Subject: WORKSHOP
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
FIRING"
workshop on November 29th from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Sherer and will
concentrate on getting a better understanding of "Key Firing Principles".
It will cover such topics as:
Cones
Heat Transfer
Stacking
Venting
The afternoon program will be lead by Tucker's own Michael Leonard and will
discuss:
Basic electrical principles
Kiln repair and maintenance
How to buy and move a new or used kiln
And much more.
It will also include a break with coffee, juice, and munchies.
spot.
Workshop sponsors and maybe Steve B. How many of these workshops could generate
a low cost video, maybe distributed through something like the Pot Shop so that
others of us could benefit from these workshops. The sponsors and presenters
might also make a little extra cash this way too.
Just an idea.
Tom
Morgan Britt on wed 27 jan 99
This is the new information on the Koop, Soldner, Voulkos Workshop. For
those of you who have already responded, I will be sending flyers out
in the next couple of weeks. For the new people, email me with your
snail mail address and I'll add you to the list.
Re: Koop. Soldner and Voulkos Workshop
Penryn Workshop Program presents three days with Kathy Koop, Paul
Soldner and Peter Voulkos May 29, 30 and 31st. For more information
contact Rodney Mott, (916) 663-2815. Cost is $300.00, or $375.00
includes woodfire. Penryn is located in Northern California.
--
Morgan Britt
morgan@unlimited.net
Wendy Hampton on sat 22 may 99
I will be hosting a glaze workshop with Ian Currie August 28th and 29th. It
will be held near Poulsbo Washington.
For information please contact Wendy Hampton, PO Box 550, Poulsbo, WA 98370,
(360) 697-1967. Email WHampton@aol.com
Frank Tucker on wed 23 jun 99
I just heard that Red Deer is having Connie Albertson for a session on
Ceramic Sculpture this summer. I thought I'd just take this opportunity to
say "raw raw Connie!!"
She does great work, and some of you Clayarters who may not have heard of
her yet should know this. If you get a chance to spend some time with her,
you should take advantage of it. Red Deer has always done a good job of
getting quality craftspeople to teach, and I'm sure you all already trust
their judgement, but as I say - you may not of heard of Connie yet, but it
would be a great experience to spend some time with her. She's a wonderful
person to talk to, and her work is very impressive.
Just thought y'all should know.
Michael Leonard
Tuckers Pottery Supplies
1800-304-6185
Ama-terasu Artworks on thu 24 jun 99
I am not familiar with Connie Albertson but I am familiar with Red Deer
College's Series program in the summer months. I go almost every year.
They do a great job, the atmosphere and the people are great. There are
artists of all different levels and disciplines there at the same time. An
excellent experience. For anyone who is interested call Anne Brodie at
RDC(sorry I can't find my catalogue, but it is Red Deer, AB, area code 403.
I think there is a 1- 800 #). Many of the courses will likely be full by
now.
J.H. Gorman on fri 28 apr 00
may 19-21-00 New River Ceramics Symposium at Va.Tech
in Blacksburg.For information contact David Crane at dcrane@vt.ed
Featuring Ellen Shankin and Nick Joerling. FEE $150
jim gorman
mel jacobson on mon 18 sep 00
what a delightful workshop in state college, pa.
the oasis gang is doing a great job of making art, and
of course clay available to those that want it.
david and charlie do a great job, and it was a treat to
work with them. dad jerry, is a working hard too.
it is such a joy to sit with a dozen clayarters and talk, work,
discuss and critique in an honest way. as is should be done.
and the new folks that we met are really enthused.
thanks to all,
mel
FROM MINNETONKA, MINNESOTA, USA
http://www.pclink.com/melpots (website)
Sheila Tarshis on mon 13 nov 00
Hi, Mel,
Just wanted to tell you that I enjoyed your workshop very much. Thank you for
demonstrating so many requests, but, above all, thanks for all those
wonderful tips and guidance.
Your sense of humor should not be left out, either!
Sheila Tarshis
Twinsburg, OH
Dannon Rhudy on tue 3 apr 01
WHAT: Kiln Repair and Studio Maintenance Workshop
WHEN: Saturday, April 28
WHO: MEL JACOBSON
This is a one-day workshop, and Mel will show how to
replace elements in an electric kiln, fix bricks that
are already part of the kiln, and generally give some
helpful demonstrations of how to fix all those annoying
things that go wrong in the studio from time to time.
PLUS, what tools one might need to repair wheels, rollers,
etc. Actually, I expect that Mel will do exactly
whatever he wants to
do, in the time we've got. It should be helpful to
many studio potters and/or students. THIS WORKSHOP IS
FREE, AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. However, there are very
limited spaces, because this kind of workshop requires
close-up seeing. If you want to attend, please email
me OFF-LIST, and I will reserve a place for you.
FIFTEEN OR SO are all that are available, first come
first served, of course. There'll be lunch provided,
if the students here get themselves sorted and organi-
zed.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
Dannon Rhudy on wed 4 apr 01
At 06:35 PM 04/04/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Will Mel be in Texas doing this workshop?...........
Yes, he will be in Paris, Texas, for this workshop.
Celia Littlecreek on wed 4 apr 01
Will Mel be in Texas doing this workshop?
Lesley Alexander on sun 27 may 01
Hopefully this will be of general interest, even though it was
originally directed to Shula.
It didn't go through to "PurpleLama@aol.com" so here it is on the list:
Vince's workshop on colored clay will be held at the Santa
Barbara Community
College, 721 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara. It will take place 9-4
Saturday and Sunday, 7/7 and 7/8.
The cost is $50. However, if one is a full time student working
for a degree the cost is $25.
Vince's brochure titles this workshop "Form and Surface with
Colored Clays."
He goes on to say:
=93Colored clay techniques have been in use for over 4000 years, and
yet have been largely ignored in the evolution of Western ceramics in
favor of glaze surfaces where the true nature of the claybody is often
concealed. Except for isolated historic examples of neriage,
pate-sur-pate, basaltware, sprigging, and marbleized wares, it is only r
ecently that coloredclays have become a major visible prt of the
ceramics mainstream. Colored clays and slips offer richness and depth of
color distinctly different from glazed surfaces. With clay-murini
(patterned-loaf) construction one can achieve a multitude of pattern
effects available through no other ceramic technique.
=93This workshop is designed to allow beginning and experienced
clay-workers to develop their abilities in a wide range of colored clay
techniques. Techniques to be covered include making/mixing colored
clays, marbleized colored clays, design
and construction of patterned colored clays in pinch, slab, and thrown
forms. A great appeal of colored-clay techniques is that very effective
work can be created with a minimum 9of studio faciliteis and equipment.
A slab-roller, spray-booth, potter's wheels and hi-fire kiln are nice
to have, but this kind of work can be done very effectively with nothing
more than work tables and an electric kiln.=94
This two-day workshop will be demonstration only. It will also
include one of Vince=92s interesting slide-shows.
To sign up, send the following information to Laurie Krawczyk
108 N. Linden Dr.
Ventura, A 93004
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE NUMBER
Please also sign and date the following:
Disclaimer: The Ventura County Potters=92 Guild, Vince Pitelka, or Santa
Barbara Community College will not be held responsible for any loss,
physical damage, or bodily harm that may occur during this workshop.
Signature ________________________ Date ____________
mel jacobson on mon 3 dec 01
if any of you ever get through cincinatti, please stop at
annies's clay art center..mps.
what a great place.
well organized, clean and big.
23,000 square feet of space.
50 brent wheels.
all supplies anyone would ever need.
self owned, all bills paid on time.
it was a pleasure working there.
great folks, willing to stretch the limits a bit.
mel
From:
Minnetonka, Minnesota, U.S.A.
web site: http://www.pclink.com/melpots
CHRISPOTS@AOL.COM on mon 3 dec 01
Mel,
So is Annie's Clay Art Center in Cincinnati, OH. Where they located, also
what hours they open? Sounds like a nice place to check out.
Thanks,
Chris
Dannon Rhudy on tue 15 jan 02
I'm very pleased to announce that LINDA BLOSSOM
is going to come to Paris, Texas, to do a two-day
workshop, February 8 and 9, approximately 9:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m.
She's going to demonstrate how to make hand made
sinks (not thrown) and if there's time, some tile
work.
This should be both interesting and fun. If any
clayarters want to come join us for this, please
contact me off list at: drhudy@paris.cc.tx.us
Space is limited, so let me know who/how many.
You can see some of Linda's work at the Nottingham
web site. I don't have the URL here to hand,
but perhaps Linda would post it.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
Tom's E-mail on tue 12 feb 02
Mel,
Now don't go and erase this before its posted.
Last week was absolutely wonderful. If any of you claybuds have a chance =
to attend a workshop of the Mayor's run to sign up. Not only was I lucky =
enough to attend a workshop last week here in Orlando but I also was =
blessed with the opportunity to visit for a couple of extra days in my =
home with the master. Looking forward to NCECA next month.
Tom Sawyer
tsawyer@cfl.rr.com
Deeclay@AOL.COM on wed 13 feb 02
Didn't know Mel was in Orlando. Would have gone in a heartbeat.
Orlando's only 3 hours from Miami. So sorry I missed you, Mel.
Thinking of going to Stephen Jepson's workshop in March. Any comments?
Diane in Miami
Lena Wells on thu 28 mar 02
Ruthanne Tudball in Germany,Oct.18-20.2002,go to www.kalkspatz.ceramic.de/
and klig on seminarprogramme.
Ilene Mahler on thu 23 may 02
I am home from a week in Colorado at the home of the Master Crystallier =
Fara Shimbo to do a workshop on reduction in an electric kin for =
crystals...The results were great and the hospitality to perfection to =
even having my own cat for a week.I got some amazing results and it was =
free as Fara han't ever been to or given a workshop..If she gives =
another go no matter the cost..Anyone wanting to see the results e-mail =
me and will send you out 2 pictures..imahler@attbi.com... and also it =
was a trying of the new southern ice cone 10 porcelain from =
australia...Ilene Home sick for my Murphy cat...in Conn
Tom's E-mail on thu 18 jul 02
Getting ready to attend Malcolm Davis "Shino" workshop in Lake Tahoe =
next week. Anyother clayarters attending?
Tom Sawyer
tsawyer@cfl.rr.com
Rikki Gill on tue 15 oct 02
There is still one place open in my glaze decoration workshop, to be held
this saturday at Leslie ceramics, in Berkeley, Ca phone# 510-524-7363. The
hours are 10-4. Please call Leslie for information. Thanks, Rikki
Charles Moore on wed 16 oct 02
Clayarters,
Please let me recommend Rikki Gill's glaze decoration workshop (note below).
I attended the first of her workshops a few months ago. She has some great
techniques. And she brings such a carefree attitude that removed many of my
fears about decorating.
Plus, Rikki is a great person and teacher.
Charles Moore
Sacramento
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rikki Gill"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 6:53 PM
Subject: workshop
> There is still one place open in my glaze decoration workshop, to be held
> this saturday at Leslie ceramics, in Berkeley, Ca phone# 510-524-7363.
The
> hours are 10-4. Please call Leslie for information. Thanks, Rikki
>
>
____________________________________________________________________________
__
> Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
> You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
> settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
> Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
melpots@pclink.com.
Jon Faber on wed 16 oct 02
I have not communicated with you as far as i know.
so that would mean that you have no reason to send this message to me in
particular.
that would further mean that you pulled my name off the listserve.
if that is indeed what has happened...
that really is not cool.
in essence you spammed me and a bunch of other people i bet.
I am confident that most people would not think that is an appropriate use
of the list.
I am also a good bit confident that if mel - the list moderator - would ban
you from the list.
so - i hope i am misunderstanding something here.
but everything i see says that you just spammed me.
regards.
jon
At 06:53 PM 10/15/02 -0700, you wrote:
>There is still one place open in my glaze decoration workshop, to be held
>this saturday at Leslie ceramics, in Berkeley, Ca phone# 510-524-7363. The
>hours are 10-4. Please call Leslie for information. Thanks, Rikki
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
>melpots@pclink.com.
Jon Faber on wed 16 oct 02
wow.
i just realized what happened.
you did submit this to the list and not specifically to me.
i am not sure why i thought it otherwise but
regardless.
my mistake.
i am very sorry for that.
i hope the moderator does not let the message go through which will make
this all moot.
but - you never know.
so - no hard feelings i hope.
jon
At 06:53 PM 10/15/02 -0700, you wrote:
>There is still one place open in my glaze decoration workshop, to be held
>this saturday at Leslie ceramics, in Berkeley, Ca phone# 510-524-7363. The
>hours are 10-4. Please call Leslie for information. Thanks, Rikki
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
>settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
>melpots@pclink.com.
Charles Moore on wed 16 oct 02
Jon,
Many people, art centers, and colleges announce workshops to the general
Clayart list. If you are on Clayart, you will receive such announcements
from time to time.
Suggestion: If you see the work "workshop" in the subject line, you might
consider deleting it without bothering to read it. I find, in the course of
a day, that there are a number of topics that do interest me; I simply
delete them.
I have actually appreciated learning about workshops with Ian Currie and
Eric Struck that I would not have known about. For many of us, notices on
Clayart are our most important links to the world of clay.
By the way, I know Rikki Gill. She doesn't even know what Spam is.
Best wishes,
Charles Moore
Sacramento
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jon Faber"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: workshop
> I have not communicated with you as far as i know.
> so that would mean that you have no reason to send this message to me in
> particular.
>
> that would further mean that you pulled my name off the listserve.
>
> if that is indeed what has happened...
>
> that really is not cool.
> in essence you spammed me and a bunch of other people i bet.
>
> I am confident that most people would not think that is an appropriate use
> of the list.
> I am also a good bit confident that if mel - the list moderator - would
ban
> you from the list.
>
> so - i hope i am misunderstanding something here.
> but everything i see says that you just spammed me.
>
> regards.
> jon
>
>
>
> At 06:53 PM 10/15/02 -0700, you wrote:
> >There is still one place open in my glaze decoration workshop, to be held
> >this saturday at Leslie ceramics, in Berkeley, Ca phone# 510-524-7363.
The
> >hours are 10-4. Please call Leslie for information. Thanks, Rikki
> >
>
>___________________________________________________________________________
___
> >Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
> >
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Jessica Gitlis on wed 29 jan 03
Malcolm Davis will be presenting a workshop on tea bowls at the =
Greenbelt Community Center, 15 Crescent Rd., Greenbelt MD 20770. The =
workshop dates and times are; Fri. Jan. 31: 7-9pm, Sat, and Sun, Feb. 1 =
and 2: 10am-4pm. For more information call: 301-397-2208
beth brother on tue 25 mar 03
Hy everybody,
I'm a brasilian ceramist, planing to go to Europe around June,
July,August.Does anybody knows about a workshop in ceramic sculpture
going on during this period? I can't speak French but can go along
with elglish and german.
Thank's for any help,beth
Jessica Gitlis on thu 22 may 03
Bill VanGilder will be holding a throwing and hand building workshop at the Greenbelt Community Center in Greenbelt Maryland on June 21 and 22. Please contact the center at 301-397-2208 for more information.
thepotter on sun 23 nov 03
Ilene, sounds great. I will call to get an application or whatever. I will
let you know how it goes. Hope there are still some spots left after the
locals sign up. Have a great thanksgiving. B
Ilene Mahler on sat 5 jun 04
spent the day being good and got a treat watched our own clayarter Hank =
Murrow give a great workshop..He is very good on his directions and I =
think when I can work again I will be able to do all he =
demonistrated,,,,Very sharing and Fab shino etc pots...Ilene in =
Conn..bought 2...
dneese on sat 28 aug 04
INTENSIVE CLAY WORKSHOP WITH DALE (Tex) NEESE
http://www.sanantoniopottersguild.com/pages/greyindex.html
dneese@satx.rr.com
NOVEMBER 13TH 9am to 4pm
NOVEMBER 14TH 9am till noon 2004
Dale Neese of San Antonio will demonstrate on the wheel various thrown
forms, teapots, lidded vessels, large assembled forms. Dale will also show
his technique for carved items.
ROCKPORT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
902 NAVIGATION CIRCLE
ROCKPORT TEXAS 78382
$55 members, $65 non-members
reserve your space now.
Information
361-729-5519
educationdirector@Sbcglobal.net
http://www.rockportartcenter.org
James Seigel on mon 25 oct 04
Hello!
I am looking for a workshop in the mid to late december timeframe in a
warm local. Yes, I want to combine a vacation with an amazing learning
experience. I am located in north america but would be amenable to
almost any locale, asia, europe, australia, new zealand...etc..
If someone could point me to some events or an up-to-date list that
would be great.
Thank you in advance.....
Cheers
James.
Mike Gordon on sun 3 apr 05
I have just returned from a workshop here in Walnut Creek, Ca. at the
Civic Arts Pottery Shop. A saturday - Sunday event. It featured Steven
Hill and Matt Long, " Gesture and Rhythm " , co - sponsored by Laguna
Clay company. They both apply thick slip on their pots with sensual,
fluid results. Matt works in porcelain and does soda firing and Steven
works in B-Mix & fires fake ash reduction . They worked side by side
and showed slides on different days and talked about their work. This
was their first workshop together but they seemed like old friends and
were a joy to watch and listen to. They are coming to L.A. area next
week. If your are near there don't miss them! Check with Laguna for a
schedule. Mike Gordon
Clayhannie@AOL.COM on wed 25 jan 06
ELIZABETH LURIE WORKSHOP
FINE AND FUNCTIONAL: THROWN AND ALTERED PORCELAIN
Elizabeth Lurie will demonstrate her throwing and handbuilding techniques as
well as methods of altering these forms. The first day, basic forms and
components will be made. The second day will be spent assembling the works and
demonstrating patterning. A video will demonstrate glazing and show her studio
and recent work. Handouts and information will be shared. All attendees are
invited to join the artist for dinner Friday night at your own expense. For
more information on her work visit her website at www.elizabethlurie.com.
Friday and Saturday, Feb 24 & 25
10 AM to 4 PM
Members - $155, non-members $180.
The Fine Line Creative Arts Center
630-584-9443
FineLine@aol.com
The Fine Line is located north of St. Charles, IL, about an hour west of
Chicago
Martha Griffith
Clayhannie@aol.com
Susan Speck on sat 15 apr 06
I just wanted to inform everyone of the summer workshop with Minnesota
artist Marko Fields at KC Clay Guild in Kansas City, Missouri. Marko
combines hand built and thrown pieces to create his work. It will be held
Saturday and Sunday, July 22 and 23. For more information, please go to
the KC Clay Guild website(kclayguild.org)or email me.
Susan
Potters Guild on sat 24 nov 07
Don't miss upcoming workshop opportunity with DEB LEAIR. Workshop
seats are limited to 20 participants.
Workshop will be held on Monday, February 25, 2008
From 5pm to 9pm
Cost for members $100 and non-members $125
Registration deadline December 15, 2007
For more information go to www.pottersguild.org
See you there!
Baltimore Potters Guild
dianamp@COMCAST.NET on fri 16 jul 10
Dear Clayarters:
Eastern Michigan University is offering a workshop in its new studios
August 6 to 8.
More information, including a few photos of what will be taught
(and reviews from previous workshop) are available on AMACO's website.
Find the date in "special events" then click on more information.
The workshop is extrusion--but not the usual.
We make large 30" pots, self-portrait life size busts,
and large platters, for starters.
Diana Pancioli
Prof.
For my work see: dianapancioli.com
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