Jim Bozeman on mon 10 aug 98
I will be in Portland OR for two weeks starting on Aug. 12. Which are
the best galleries to see ceramics? Jim
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the Gallagher's on tue 11 aug 98
Don't miss The Real Mother Goose, they have pottery/ceramics, as well as other
mediums such as wood, glass and jewelry, and all very high quality.
Also, Contemperary Crafts Gallery has some very nice ceramic work.
Michelle
PTD, OR
Mark Heimann on tue 11 aug 98
Hi Jim
In Portland, try :
Contemporary Crafts Gallery (SW Portland)
The Real Mother Goose (downtown Portland)
Art Factors (John's Landing, not far from Contemprary Crafts)
Graystone Gallery (SE Portland)
Fifth Element (downtown Portland, Park blocks)
There's lots more. If you want a "tour" I'd be happy to oblige or at least
give you more extensive directions, suggestions, etc.
Fire it up!
Mark Heimann, Estacada (in the forest, 25 miles East of Portland)
(503) 631-8686
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> From: Jim Bozeman
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Subject: Portland, OR trip
> Date: Monday, August 10, 1998 9:51 AM
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> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I will be in Portland OR for two weeks starting on Aug. 12. Which are
> the best galleries to see ceramics? Jim
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DEVON SIMPSON on tue 11 aug 98
Jim:
You are welcome to visit our gallery and working studio called, "Fifth
Element Pottery". We are located in Portland at 404 N.W. 10th Avenue
in an area called the Pearl District. The gallery is open Wednesday
through Saturday Noon to 6:00 PM and Sunday Noon to 5:00 PM. By
the way, the Pearl District is home to quite a number of galleries, shops
and restaurants. The area will keep you busy for a solid afternoon.
Hope you enjoy your visit to Portland and we look forward to meeting
you.
Devon Simpson
Owner
Fifth Element Pottery
(503) 279-9042
Barbara Brown on wed 12 aug 98
Jim,
July 2nd I flew to Portland for an opening at the Contempory Crafts
Gallery (which has already been suggested by other clayarters) One of
the highlghts of my short visit was going to Caprial's Bistro.
Caprial is the daughter of Portland ceramic artist, Pat Horsley. She
is a famous chef and was featured in the Nov97 issue of Bon Appetite
magazine.
The Bistro walls are decorated with ceramic plates and if you order an
appitizer or dessert, you get it served on one of Pat's plates so of
course, I had to have cheescake (delicious).
Caprial's Bistro, 7015 S.E. Milwaukie Ave,
Portland Phone 503-236-6457
serves lunch and dinner. If going for dinner, make reservations. We
went for a late lunch (1:30) and didn't have trouble being seated.
Barbara
Barbara Brown phone/fax 408-736-3889
1225 Manzano Way,Sunnyvale,Ca. 94089
http://www.silverhawk.com/crafts/bbrown97.html
Dannon Rhudy on thu 13 aug 98
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> the highlghts of my short visit was going to Caprial's Bistro.
> Caprial is the daughter of Portland ceramic artist, Pat Horsley. She
> is a famous chef and was featured in the Nov97 issue of Bon Appetite
> magazine.
>
There is a PBS series called "Cooking with Caprial". Haven't seen it,
but have seen it advertised. How many Caprial's can there be? Must
be the same one.
Dannon Rhudy
potter@koyote.com
Evan Dresel on sat 15 aug 98
Explains the flat, squiggly-spouted teapot behind her on a recent show
doesn't it? And I thought it was aquired taste, not genetic :-)
-- Evan in triple digit hot (F) again W. Richland WA. Finally gave up on
trying to keep the hanging fuscia from turning crisp.
At 12:46 PM 8-13-98 EDT, you wrote:
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>> the highlghts of my short visit was going to Caprial's Bistro.
>> Caprial is the daughter of Portland ceramic artist, Pat Horsley. She
>> is a famous chef and was featured in the Nov97 issue of Bon Appetite
>> magazine.
>>
>
>There is a PBS series called "Cooking with Caprial". Haven't seen it,
>but have seen it advertised. How many Caprial's can there be? Must
>be the same one.
>
>Dannon Rhudy
>potter@koyote.com
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