John Post on wed 3 sep 08
Tony,
This guy needs to write a book or two. He has several great titles
for them in what you just listed. Of just video tape the slide
lectures. I would lay out some cash to watch the first one and the
one on Majolica on DVD.
John Post
Sterling Heights, Michigan
:: cone 6 glaze website :: http://www.johnpost.us
:: elementary art website :: http://www.wemakeart.org
On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:25 AM, tony clennell wrote:
> Here is some of the topics to choose from:
> China, Korea and Japan- the power and influence that colours
> everything that folllows.
> The Near and Mid East- march of influence travels west
> The Minoan and Greek Transition
> Hispano/Moresque- the majolica path from the Mid East thru Africa to
> Spain and Italy.The spin off to Europe and North America considering
> the emergence of designer/craftsmen business production.
> Mexico and Middle America cultures
> South America cultures and Folk Art of the Americas
> Contemporary artists and their influencec through historical
> references and /or personal experiences.
tony clennell on wed 3 sep 08
I'm pimping a damn fine lecture series that could be given by a friend
and colleague from Sheridan College. Winn Burke has taught the History
of Ceramics at Sheridan for 36 years. He has travelled the world and
has thousands and thousand of images. He is one heck of a presenter
and is interested in going on the travel circuit to show all his
wealth of information.
Here is some of the topics to choose from:
China, Korea and Japan- the power and influence that colours
everything that folllows.
The Near and Mid East- march of influence travels west
The Minoan and Greek Transition
Hispano/Moresque- the majolica path from the Mid East thru Africa to
Spain and Italy.The spin off to Europe and North America considering
the emergence of designer/craftsmen business production.
Mexico and Middle America cultures
South America cultures and Folk Art of the Americas
Contemporary artists and their influencec through historical
references and /or personal experiences.
Each one of the above topics is about a 2 hour lecture/slide show.
If your guild or school is interested please contact Winn Burke
winnburke@bmts.com
The students at Sheridan love this guy and his presentation of ceramic history.
Cheers,
Tony
--
http://sourcherrypottery.com
http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com
Logan Johnson on wed 3 sep 08
Hey Tony,
Do you know if Mr. Burke plans on attending NCECA ?=A0=A0 I can't speak for=
anyone else but I sure would be willing to=A0 kick a few shekels in the ki=
tty to hear to hear him speak in the Clayart room.=A0 If he won't be there =
maybe someone else would be willing to talk about ceramic history .=A0 (pre=
tty please with sugar & a cherry on top )=A0=20
Logan=20
Logan Johnson=20
Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply=20
719 w. Nob Hill blvd.=20
Yakima Wa. 98902=20
(509) 469-6966=20
www.yakimavalleypottery.net
--- On Wed, 9/3/08, tony clennell wrote:
From: tony clennell
Subject: Pimping The History of Ceramics
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 5:25 AM
I'm pimping a damn fine lecture series that could be given by a friend
and colleague from Sheridan College. Winn Burke has taught the History
of Ceramics at Sheridan for 36 years. He has travelled the world and
has thousands and thousand of images. He is one heck of a presenter
and is interested in going on the travel circuit to show all his
wealth of information.
Here is some of the topics to choose from:
China, Korea and Japan- the power and influence that colours
everything that folllows.
The Near and Mid East- march of influence travels west
The Minoan and Greek Transition
Hispano/Moresque- the majolica path from the Mid East thru Africa to
Spain and Italy.The spin off to Europe and North America considering
the emergence of designer/craftsmen business production.
Mexico and Middle America cultures
South America cultures and Folk Art of the Americas
Contemporary artists and their influencec through historical
references and /or personal experiences.
Each one of the above topics is about a 2 hour lecture/slide show.
If your guild or school is interested please contact Winn Burke
winnburke@bmts.com
The students at Sheridan love this guy and his presentation of ceramic hist=
ory.
Cheers,
Tony
--
http://sourcherrypottery.com
http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com
=0A=0A=0A
Kim Hohlmayer on mon 8 sep 08
Hey All,
I'm with Logan. Even better if the speaker has great slides or dig. i=
mages. --Kim H.
--- On Wed, 9/3/08, Logan Johnson wrote:
> From: Logan Johnson
> Subject: Re: Pimping The History of Ceramics
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 11:59 AM
> Hey Tony,
> Do you know if Mr. Burke plans on attending NCECA ?=A0=A0 I
> can't speak for anyone else but I sure would be willing
> to=A0 kick a few shekels in the kitty to hear to hear him
> speak in the Clayart room.=A0 If he won't be there maybe
> someone else would be willing to talk about ceramic history
> .=A0 (pretty please with sugar & a cherry on top )=A0=20
> Logan=20
>=20
> Logan Johnson=20
> Yakima Valley Pottery & Supply=20
> 719 w. Nob Hill blvd.=20
> Yakima Wa. 98902=20
> (509) 469-6966=20
> www.yakimavalleypottery.net
>=20
> --- On Wed, 9/3/08, tony clennell
> wrote:
> From: tony clennell
> Subject: Pimping The History of Ceramics
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Date: Wednesday, September 3, 2008, 5:25 AM
>=20
> I'm pimping a damn fine lecture series that could be
> given by a friend
> and colleague from Sheridan College. Winn Burke has taught
> the History
> of Ceramics at Sheridan for 36 years. He has travelled the
> world and
> has thousands and thousand of images. He is one heck of a
> presenter
> and is interested in going on the travel circuit to show
> all his
> wealth of information.
> Here is some of the topics to choose from:
> China, Korea and Japan- the power and influence that
> colours
> everything that folllows.
> The Near and Mid East- march of influence travels west
> The Minoan and Greek Transition
> Hispano/Moresque- the majolica path from the Mid East thru
> Africa to
> Spain and Italy.The spin off to Europe and North America
> considering
> the emergence of designer/craftsmen business production.
> Mexico and Middle America cultures
> South America cultures and Folk Art of the Americas
> Contemporary artists and their influencec through
> historical
> references and /or personal experiences.
>=20
> Each one of the above topics is about a 2 hour
> lecture/slide show.
> If your guild or school is interested please contact Winn
> Burke
> winnburke@bmts.com
>=20
> The students at Sheridan love this guy and his presentation
> of ceramic history.
> Cheers,
> Tony
>=20
> --
> http://sourcherrypottery.com
> http://smokieclennell.blogspot.com=0A=0A=0A
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