Liz Willoughby on mon 16 feb 98
Looking forward to going to NCECA, and will be travelling down to San
Antonio for a few days after the conference. Since it's been a LONG time
since I've been there can anyone reccommend interesting potteries or
galleries along the way to San Antonio. Many thanks, Liz
Liz Willoughby
R.R. 1
Grafton, Ontario, Canada
K0K 2G0
e-mail lizwill@phc.igs.net
WHampton@aol.com on tue 17 feb 98
If you are driving from Fort Worth I would stop in Austin at Clarksville
Pottery. It is a very nice space and some beautiful pottery.
Wendy from Bainbridge Island Wa
Dannon Rhudy on tue 17 feb 98
Hi, Liz.
There will be several galleries in Austin, along the way. If
you go through Waco, and I think you will, then if you take the
Elm Mott exit you will come to the place where Pat Chesney has
his kilns; I understand that they are great, state-of-the-art
pieces of equipment, though I've not seen them (yet).
There is a big pottery in McQueeny, which is between San Marcos
and San Antonio; belongs to Walt Glass. I've not been there,
but he was a friend of Harding Black, has lots of Harding's
copper red glazes. In San Antonio, there is the Southwest Craft
Center, and I've no doubt that they'd point you to many local
potters/galleries. The Center itself is both physically charming
in setting and design, and full of ceramics, and they have a sales
gallery, too.
No doubt there'll be more information to come. But after NCECA,
you'll be tired of pots, anyway, and want to see something else,
likely. Or not.
Regards,
Dannon
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Looking forward to going to NCECA, and will be travelling down to
San
Antonio for a few days after the conference. Since it's been a
LONG time
since I've been there can anyone reccommend interesting potteries
or
galleries along the way to San Antonio. Many thanks, Liz
Liz Willoughby
R.R. 1
Grafton, Ontario, Canada
K0K 2G0
e-mail lizwill@phc.igs.net
Jennifer Rhinesmith on sun 22 feb 98
Liz, I highly recommend that you get to the Blue Star Gallery. It is on
Blue Star street, and has work from potters to contemperary artist. There
is also a really cool brewery there, good food too. The McNay is
wonderful as well as the San Antonio Museum of Art. Enjoy, it is a great
city. Jennifer in Alpine, TX
On Mon, 16 Feb 1998, Liz Willoughby wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Looking forward to going to NCECA, and will be travelling down to San
> Antonio for a few days after the conference. Since it's been a LONG time
> since I've been there can anyone reccommend interesting potteries or
> galleries along the way to San Antonio. Many thanks, Liz
>
> Liz Willoughby
> R.R. 1
> Grafton, Ontario, Canada
> K0K 2G0
> e-mail lizwill@phc.igs.net
>
Louis Katz on wed 25 jun 03
A real find for people working in clay in or near Texas can be seen at
Chris Stanleys web site at:
http://courses.utpb.edu/arts4365/CeramicsInTexas/contents.htm
Louis
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 07:30 AM, Chris Stanley wrote:
> All of this talk about the video has me thinking that there must be
> something like a public trust for artists and individuals so that
> information can be shared and disseminated without threat of lawsuits.
> Here is my offering for the Voulkos site of the week:
> http://courses.utpb.edu/arts4365/PeterVoulkos/cover.htm
> We were given approval by Nancy Reddin Kienholtz to put this up, since
> both
> Ed and Pete have passed away. Ed wrote the passages and they are truly
> inspirational.
> This was a show that the Kienholtz's had for Pete in Idaho at their
> gallery/
> studio. There are some wonderful words about Pete in the middle of the
> document.
> To advance the frame click "next page" in the upper right corner of the
> screen!
>
> Chris
> http://www.utpb.edu/courses/arts4365/
>
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