JCullen845 on sun 25 jan 98
The CERAMICSWEB web-site makes reference to a video lending library operated
by Richard Aerni. His e-mail address is no longer operating. Does anyone know
the whereabouts of Richard or if the video lending library is still
functioning? Any assistance would be helpfull. Thanks.
Robert Compton on mon 26 jan 98
The current co-ordinator for the Studio Potter Lending Library is
Catherine Merrill - 415-841-0465 - 2135 Bryant Street, S.F. CA. 94110
JCullen845 wrote:
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> The CERAMICSWEB web-site makes reference to a video lending library operated
> by Richard Aerni. His e-mail address is no longer operating. Does anyone know
> the whereabouts of Richard or if the video lending library is still
> functioning? Any assistance would be helpfull. Thanks.
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Robert Compton Pottery http://RobertComptonPottery.com
3600 Rt 116
Bristol, Vermont 05443 802-453-3778
Richard Aerni on mon 26 jan 98
Dear J Cullen,
Yes, the video lending library of the Studio Potter Network is still
alive and well, under the direction of Catherine Merrill. She can be
reached at 1456 Florida St., San Francisco, CA 94110; phone 415-920-9390;
email CeramicsCA@aol.com. The network library provides a great service
allowing its members to cheaply borrow and screen these videos, making it
possible to purchase them knowing just what you are getting. Catherine
also reviews several tapes in each issue of the Studio Potter Network
Newsletter, giving an informative commentary about their contents as well
as her perception of which segment of the ceramic public would be best
served by the video.
Hope this helps,
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY
JCullen845 wrote:
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> The CERAMICSWEB web-site makes reference to a video lending library operated
> by Richard Aerni. His e-mail address is no longer operating. Does anyone know
> the whereabouts of Richard or if the video lending library is still
> functioning? Any assistance would be helpfull. Thanks.
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