Steven Rushefsky on sun 6 sep 98
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To Russel Fouts,
In NEW YORK CITY Sept 28 to Oct 16:
=95 Don't miss the Metropolitan Museum of Arts permanent collections of
European, Asian, Precolumbian and American pots. Ask, they're in several
different places.
=95 The Brooklyn Museum has a medium/small but AWESOME collection of Islamic=
and
Asian pots.
SOME GALLERIES IN NY:
Garth Clark, 24 West 57th Street (212) 246-2205. One show till Oct 3. New =
show
Oct. 7. You will see midtown Manhattan.
John Elder, 529 West 20th Street, 7th floor. You will see all the Chelsea
Galleries in this area.
Nancy Margolis, 560 Broadway, Suite 302 (212) 343-9523. You will see all the
Soho Galleries in this area.
Greenwich House Pottery's JANE HARTSOOK GALLERY, Jones Street (212) =
242-4106.
You will see Greenwich Village in this area.
American Craft Museum, 40 West 53rd Street
WHERE TO STAY
Manhattan is very expensive. Try to find a place in Brooklyn or Queens that =
is
near a major subway.
WORKSHOP
Sept 26-27, plus Oct 18 fired work critique. Instructor: Sana Musasama.
=93Alternative Surfaces and More=94 contact Clay Art Center in Portchester =
(a
45-minute train ride north of NYC) (914) 937-2047. This workshop is right
before and after your arrival. Take it if you can extend your stay=21 I =
studied
with Sana for one year. She has traveled EXTENSIVELY to Africa and Asia and
more and learned/shared techniques with potters. She teaches texturing,
layering, creating clay rollers, shellac resist, terra sigilata and more. =
Her
own work is very large, hand-touched and heart-felt.
StevenRu=40aol.com
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