LJTCW on wed 1 apr 98
Could anyone tell me how to get information about the studio tour and sale in
the upper St. Croix River valley of Minnesota?
Thanks in advance,
Louise in a sunny and warm Cincinnati
Rusty Sieck on thu 2 apr 98
Hi Louise-
I don't have any info about the studio tour, but if you go out that way,
be sure to go out to Willem Gebben's place (near Cambridge, WI (i
think!!) if I remember right) - He makes really great wood-fired
functional stuff - Of course, Warren Mackenzie is in Stillwater too.
Best Wishes,
Rusty (a transplanted Minnesotan)
LJTCW wrote:
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> Could anyone tell me how to get information about the studio tour and sale in
> the upper St. Croix River valley of Minnesota?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Louise in a sunny and warm Cincinnati
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Bob Stryker on sat 4 apr 98
> Hi Louise-
>
> I don't have any info about the studio tour, but if you go out that way,
> be sure to go out to Willem Gebben's place (near Cambridge, WI (i
> think!!) if I remember right) - He makes really great wood-fired
> functional stuff - Of course, Warren Mackenzie is in Stillwater too.
>
> Best Wishes,
>
> Rusty (a transplanted Minnesotan)
Willem Gebben's studio is just outside Colfax, WI (near Eau Claire, WI
and 45 minutes or so east of the Twin Cities). I wrote an article on
Gebben's Hillcrest Pottery in the Winter edition of the Minnesota Clay
newsletter. It is available at:
http://www.mm.com/mnclayus/winter97.html
Bob Stryker
Minnesota Clay
http://www.mm.com/mnclayus/
kurt wild on tue 7 apr 98
LJTCW wrote:
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
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> Could anyone tell me how to get information about the studio tour and sale in
> the upper St. Croix River valley of Minnesota?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Louise in a sunny and warm Cincinnati
Louise: I don't have the addresses with me know but will get an
address for you. The best source is the Northern Clay Center and they
could put ypou in touch with Jeff Oestriech and others. Send me you
email address so I can reply further.
Kurt Wild eamil: kurt.l.wild@uwrf.edu
kurt wild on wed 8 apr 98
kurt wild wrote:
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> LJTCW wrote:
> >
> > ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >
> > Could anyone tell me how to get information about the studio tour and sale
> > the upper St. Croix River valley of Minnesota?
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Louise in a sunny and warm Cincinnati
>
> Louise: I don't have the addresses with me know but will get an
> address for you. The best source is the Northern Clay Center and they
> could put ypou in touch with Jeff Oestriech and others. Send me you
> email address so I can reply further.
>
> Kurt Wild eamil: kurt.l.wild@uwrf.edu
Louise: Here are the addresses: Northern Clay Center
2424 Franklin Ave East
Minneapolis, MN 55406
Phone: 612-339-8007
Fax: 612-339-0592
Minnesota Crafts Council
528 Hennepin Ave Suite 216
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone: 612-333-7789
Other sources: Tom Wirt & Betsy Price
Hutchinson, MN
email: claypot@hutchtel.net
Jeff Oestreich & Scott Goldberg
One hour north of Minneapolis/St. Paul
Phone: 612-583-2532
Linda Christianson
Phone: 612-257-2374
Hope this helps.
SHINOM@AOL.COM on wed 1 may 02
I just checked my Clayart Digest for the first time in weeks and saw mention
of the Minnesota Potters Tour, which is rapidly approaching: May 12th &
13th, Saturday and Sunday, 10am - 5pm.
For ten years seven potters along the Upper St. Croix River Valley have
opened their studios for a Tour and Sale, many of them inviting guests
artists from elsewhere to show their work.
The Potters (and their guests) are:
1. Robert Briscoe (Mary Barringer, Massachusetts; Matthew Metz, Minnesota)
2. Richard Vincent (Sandra and Winthrop Byers, Wisconsin)
3. Will Swanson and Janel Jacobson (Hayne Bayless, Connecticut; Neil
Patterson and Sandi Pierantozzi, Pennsylvania)
4. Linda Christianson (Lisa Buck, Jill Franke, Kirk Lyttle, Minnesota)
5. Jeff Oestreich (Malcolm Davis, Washington, DC; Greg Crowe, Sandy Lockwood
and Neil Hoffman, Australia)
6. Connie Mayerson and Fuller Cowles (Gail Kendall, Nebraska; Amy Sabrina,
Minnesota)
7. Richard Abnet
There is a website with maps and information on motels at:
www.minnesotapotters.com
Come see us.
Malcolm Davis in Minnesota, where the weather reports still speak of snow.
Lee Love on thu 2 may 02
I would have to add Northern Clay Center to any "potter's visit" to the Twin
Cities.
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Lee In Mashiko Ikiru@kami.com
"Far too many of us use our hands like inert flippers." -Philip Rawson
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