VERA ROMODA on sat 12 apr 08
Forms
Hi Chris,
How about clay beads/jewelry?
They are plenty of us making those stuff as well
Vera
Chris Schafale wrote:
If you've visited the clay exchange gallery, you have probably
noticed the other galleries as well, which include:
Pitchers
Lidded Forms
Drinking Vessels
Plates, Platters, Etc
Teapots
Bottles and Vases
Sculptural Work
(There's also a license plate gallery, but that's a whole 'nother story...)
I made these a few years ago, in 2004 I think, to bring together work
from Clayart potters, and to create a source of inspiration for all
of us. I don't remember why I didn't do bowls at the time, but I
think perhaps there was another online exhibition of bowls going on
at the time, and I didn't want to detract from that. Anyway, I
haven't done much with the galleries since then, for lack of time and
energy, mostly.
This year, I'd like to open up the galleries again for a new
exhibition. This is your chance to update the work that represents
you in the gallery now, or to enter for the first time. Here are the rules:
Submissions will be accepted from now to July 1. I'll start posting
work as soon as I receive a few entries.
You must be an active Clayart subscriber/reader to enter. Lurkers
and newbies are welcome.
You can enter one piece of your own work in any of the
galleries. You can have one piece in each gallery, if you want, but
not multiple pieces in the same gallery.
I'm going to add a Bowls gallery this time, and judging by the
interesting work that came through the clay exchange, a Jewelry
gallery, and a Sets gallery (tea set, sake set, dinnerware,
whatever), and if I get enough of any other category, I'll make
galleries for them too. So the galleries are:
Pitchers
Lidded Forms
Drinking Vessels
Plates, Platters, Etc
Teapots
Bottles and Vases
Sculptural Work
Bowls
Jewelry
Sets
The work must be made primarily of clay, though of course handles and
other oddments/accessories of other materials are OK. No glass, no
polymer "clay". Otherwise, the field is wide open. High-fire,
mid-fire, low-fire, raku, pit-fire, whatever.
This is NOT a juried show. You can be a rank beginner, or a star who
sells your pots for $20K apiece. I don't care. Come one, come all,
and let your Clayart friends see what you do.
Please send me a .jpg image, preferably less than 1 megabyte file
size. I will crop the images to a standard size, so send a
reasonably high resolution image. If you don't know what all that
means, just send me what comes out of your camera and I'll do the
rest. You can send your images to this address: claychris@earthlink.net
Make sure you include your name, what state you are from (or province
or the equivalent) plus your country if not from the US. If you
include a website, I will put in a link from the gallery to your site.
This is not a sale, so I am not going to post prices. If you want to
sell work, point us to your website, or Etsy listing or whatever.
OK? If you have questions, or I've omitted something important, ask away.
Hope to see you in the galleries soon!
Chris Schafale
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA (near Raleigh)
www.lightonecandle.com
Galleries of Pottery Forms by Clayart Potters: www.potteryforms.org
Includes Stay at Home Clay Exchange Gallery and more!
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Chris Schafale on sun 13 apr 08
Forms
If you'll notice, I specifically said I was going to add a gallery
for jewelry, and you were one of the reasons!
Please don't let the categories slow you down! If I don't have a
category for what you so, I'll invent one!
Chris
At 09:22 PM 04/12/2008, you wrote:
>Hi Chris,
> How about clay beads/jewelry?
> They are plenty of us making those stuff as well
> Vera
>
>Chris Schafale wrote:
> If you've visited the clay exchange gallery, you have probably
>noticed the other galleries as well, which include:
>
>Pitchers
>Lidded Forms
>Drinking Vessels
>Plates, Platters, Etc
>Teapots
>Bottles and Vases
>Sculptural Work
>(There's also a license plate gallery, but that's a whole 'nother story...)
>
>I made these a few years ago, in 2004 I think, to bring together work
>from Clayart potters, and to create a source of inspiration for all
>of us. I don't remember why I didn't do bowls at the time, but I
>think perhaps there was another online exhibition of bowls going on
>at the time, and I didn't want to detract from that. Anyway, I
>haven't done much with the galleries since then, for lack of time and
>energy, mostly.
>
>This year, I'd like to open up the galleries again for a new
>exhibition. This is your chance to update the work that represents
>you in the gallery now, or to enter for the first time. Here are the rules:
>
>Submissions will be accepted from now to July 1. I'll start posting
>work as soon as I receive a few entries.
>
>You must be an active Clayart subscriber/reader to enter. Lurkers
>and newbies are welcome.
>
>You can enter one piece of your own work in any of the
>galleries. You can have one piece in each gallery, if you want, but
>not multiple pieces in the same gallery.
>
>I'm going to add a Bowls gallery this time, and judging by the
>interesting work that came through the clay exchange, a Jewelry
>gallery, and a Sets gallery (tea set, sake set, dinnerware,
>whatever), and if I get enough of any other category, I'll make
>galleries for them too. So the galleries are:
>
>Pitchers
>Lidded Forms
>Drinking Vessels
>Plates, Platters, Etc
>Teapots
>Bottles and Vases
>Sculptural Work
>Bowls
>Jewelry
>Sets
>
>The work must be made primarily of clay, though of course handles and
>other oddments/accessories of other materials are OK. No glass, no
>polymer "clay". Otherwise, the field is wide open. High-fire,
>mid-fire, low-fire, raku, pit-fire, whatever.
>
>This is NOT a juried show. You can be a rank beginner, or a star who
>sells your pots for $20K apiece. I don't care. Come one, come all,
>and let your Clayart friends see what you do.
>
>Please send me a .jpg image, preferably less than 1 megabyte file
>size. I will crop the images to a standard size, so send a
>reasonably high resolution image. If you don't know what all that
>means, just send me what comes out of your camera and I'll do the
>rest. You can send your images to this address: claychris@earthlink.net
>
>Make sure you include your name, what state you are from (or province
>or the equivalent) plus your country if not from the US. If you
>include a website, I will put in a link from the gallery to your site.
>
>This is not a sale, so I am not going to post prices. If you want to
>sell work, point us to your website, or Etsy listing or whatever.
>
>OK? If you have questions, or I've omitted something important, ask away.
>
>Hope to see you in the galleries soon!
>
>Chris Schafale
>
>
>Light One Candle Pottery
>Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA (near Raleigh)
>www.lightonecandle.com
>
>Galleries of Pottery Forms by Clayart Potters: www.potteryforms.org
>Includes Stay at Home Clay Exchange Gallery and more!
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Clayart members may send postings to: clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list, post messages, change your
>subscription settings or unsubscribe/leave the list here:
>http://www.acers.org/cic/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at melpots2@visi.com
>
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Clayart members may send postings to: clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
>
>You may look at the archives for the list, post messages, change your
>subscription settings or unsubscribe/leave the list
>here: http://www.acers.org/cic/clayart/
>
>Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at melpots2@visi.com
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA (near Raleigh)
www.lightonecandle.com
Galleries of Pottery Forms by Clayart Potters: www.potteryforms.org
Includes Stay at Home Clay Exchange Gallery and more!
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