BERNARD J WILLIAMS on wed 6 may 98
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=3EI'm new to this list, but I think I'm going to be really glad I found
it...I
=3Ehave an incredible passion for pitfiring and burnished surfaces, and I
would
=3Elove to hear about different techniques...does anyone share this love of
mine?
Corey
I've recently seen some incredibly beautiful saggar fired work.
So, I have thrown sone saggars and will be taking Charles Riggs workshop in
at -Pocosin Artscenter in Columbia, North (not south) Carolina on June 5
and 6. Saggar firing and Pit firing. See listing in Ceramics monthly. I
know very little about the technique but hope to know a lot more -- soon.
Bernie
Chigger City Pottery
P.O. Box 99
Cobb Island, MD 20625
Lyla on thu 7 may 98
At 08:07 AM 5/6/98 EDT, you wrote:
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>>I'm new to this list, but I think I'm going to be really glad I found
>it...I
>>have an incredible passion for pitfiring and burnished surfaces, and I
>would
>>love to hear about different techniques...does anyone share this love of
>mine?
>
>Corey
> I've recently seen some incredibly beautiful saggar fired work.
>So, I have thrown sone saggars and will be taking Charles Riggs workshop in
>at -Pocosin Artscenter in Columbia, North (not south) Carolina on June 5
>and 6. Saggar firing and Pit firing. See listing in Ceramics monthly. I
>know very little about the technique but hope to know a lot more -- soon.
>
>
just went there and had a wonderful workshop with a Japanese potter,
Hiroshi, from Wilmington.
June 5 & 6, 1998
Pocosin Arts will be hosting a "Pit and Sagger Firing" Workshop featuring
Seagrove area potter Charlie Riggs. The workshop will be held Friday, June 5
and Saturday, June 6, 1998. On Friday, from 5-8 pm, there will be a covered
dish reception and a "Meet the Artist" show and sale that will be open to
the public. On Saturday, from 9am-4pm, students will have hands-on
experience finishing their bisqueware with Pit and Sagger firing techniques.
Tuition for this workshop is $50.00 and advanced registration is required.
Students must also have their own bisqueware ready for firing. For further
info or to register for this workshop, please call Pocosin Arts at 252)
796-2787, fax (252) 796-1685 or e-mail us at pocosinarts@hotmail.com.
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Lyla Kaplan, MS
Duke University Medical Center
General Internal Medicine, Program in Medical Ethics
Box 3040
Durham, NC 27710
919-681-4650
919-681-8735 (fax)
kapla008@mc.duke.edu
lkaplan@vt.edu
919-382-9432 (h)
Evaroot on sat 9 may 98
Lyle,
where is Pocosin Arts?
Corey
Lyla J. Kaplan on sun 10 may 98
At 10:47 AM -0400 5/9/98, Evaroot wrote:
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>Lyle,
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>where is Pocosin Arts?
>
>Corey
sorry, its in columbia, north carolina on the abermarle sound, 45 min away
from nag's head (beach town).
lyla
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