doug shea on sun 3 jan 99
Hey, does anyone know of any great workshops out there for late spring
or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
sometimes isn't it?
Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)
--Where it's too cold to even think straight and the little old ladies
are brawling over the last loaves of bread in the store because a storm
is coming.
Frank Gaydos on mon 4 jan 99
Jim,
Peters Valley is a great place to take a workshop.
Also, check out TouchStone Center for the Arts in Framington Pa.( Located
near Frank Wrights 'Falling Water'.)
The potters listed to teach this summer are :
Jimmy Clark
Kevin Crowe
Jerry Caplan
Jeff Diehl
Dale Huffman
Leroy Johnson
Denise Kupiszewski
Donn Hedman
David Wright
Valda Cox
Ken Bichell
Steve Murdock
Jim Dugan
The email address is; tcc@hhs.net to request a catalog.
-----Original Message-----
Hey, does anyone know of any great workshops out there for late spring
or anytime in summer
Karen R. Betts on tue 5 jan 99
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Hey, does anyone know of any great workshops out there for late spring
> or anytime in summer
>
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I don't know if this person is aware of Penland School in North Carolina, or
Arrowmont in Tennessee, but I know several ppl who have gone to both places
and they love it there. My professor, Linda Arbuckle, has taught there a
number of times. Kathy King is teaching there this summer...she is an alum
of the grad program here at UF.
Sincerely,
Karen R. Betts
Ceramics Senior
University of Florida
Jeanne Ormsby on tue 5 jan 99
You might want to check with Joyce Michaud at Hood College in Frederick, MD
(not too far from Gettysburg). She has workshops year round, and they are
good.
Jeanne
At 01:29 PM 1/3/99 EST, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Hey, does anyone know of any great workshops out there for late spring
>or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
>can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
>from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
>Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
>("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
>sometimes isn't it?
>
> Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)
>--Where it's too cold to even think straight and the little old ladies
>are brawling over the last loaves of bread in the store because a storm
>is coming.
>
Vince Pitelka on wed 6 jan 99
Due to a variety of complications, we are just now finalizing our workshop
schedule for next summer. And FINALLY we have a new workshop and events
coordinator in place, after over two years without one. She is hard at work
ironing out all the details and getting info sent in. Although we have a
great group of people lined up, I just returned from Christmas break, and
don't know yet for sure who is firmly committed, so I cannot list them yet.
Hopefully I will have that info within a week. I will post it as soon as it
is available.
- Vince
Vince Pitelka - vpitelka@DeKalb.net
Home 615/597-5376, work 615/597-6801, fax 615/597-6803
Appalachian Center for Crafts
Tennessee Technological University
1560 Craft Center Drive, Smithville TN 37166
Betsy Wilding on fri 8 jan 99
Hi Doug, I took a Robert Briscoe workshop a year ago (weekend one at
Hinckley pottery in DC) and it was great, he talks the whole time he's
throwing and altering and decorating so you never have to wonder where
the ideas are coming from--very personable guy, shared all his recipes.
I was really taken by the ash glazes and rushed home to try them all but
beware, the magic isn't in the glaze; it must be in the potter.
Betsy in Silver Spring, MD where it's showing Again
doug shea wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hey, does anyone know of any great workshops out there for late spring
> or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
> can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
> from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
> Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
> ("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
> sometimes isn't it?
>
> Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)
> --Where it's too cold to even think straight and the little old ladies
> are brawling over the last loaves of bread in the store because a storm
> is coming.
--
Betsy Wilding --- Silver Spring, MD
mailto:ewilding@digizen.net --- http://www.digizen.net/members/ewilding
Sharon Pollock-De Luzio on fri 12 mar 99
In a message dated 1/3/99 1:30:01 PM, you wrote:
<or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
sometimes isn't it?
Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)>>
If you send me your address I will send you info on our new residency program.
Shraron Pollock-De Luzio
Director of Summer Ceramics
Rhode Island School of Design
k.smead on fri 12 mar 99
Peter King's Architectural Ceramics Workshop in Pensacola is July 5 thru
July 11 and it is tremendous.
Fireplace construction, mantels, sinks, tiles, installations... too much to
recite... goes on...
It is intensive and wonderful! Xenia Marin, Peter's wife, also added bonus
with her knowledge of
glazes!! Then there is the beach....white as sugar...on the Gulf of
Mexico...in northwest florida where
the cost of a hotel is still reasonable...I strongly recommend....
-----Original Message-----
From: Sharon Pollock-De Luzio
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:33 AM
Subject: Re: Summer Workshops info wanted
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
>In a message dated 1/3/99 1:30:01 PM, you wrote:
>
><>or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
>can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
>from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
>Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
>("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
>sometimes isn't it?
>
> Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)>>
>
>If you send me your address I will send you info on our new residency
program.
>
>Shraron Pollock-De Luzio
>Director of Summer Ceramics
>Rhode Island School of Design
Joanne Van Bezooyen on sun 14 mar 99
Any more info on Peter King's workshop in Pensecola?....like price and location
and registration form availability. It looks very interesting.
Joanne
k.smead wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Peter King's Architectural Ceramics Workshop in Pensacola is July 5 thru
> July 11 and it is tremendous.
> Fireplace construction, mantels, sinks, tiles, installations... too much to
> recite... goes on...
> It is intensive and wonderful! Xenia Marin, Peter's wife, also added bonus
> with her knowledge of
> glazes!! Then there is the beach....white as sugar...on the Gulf of
> Mexico...in northwest florida where
> the cost of a hotel is still reasonable...I strongly recommend....
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sharon Pollock-De Luzio
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:33 AM
> Subject: Re: Summer Workshops info wanted
>
> >----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> >
> >In a message dated 1/3/99 1:30:01 PM, you wrote:
> >
> ><> >or anytime in summer? I would prefer info for the east coast, but
> >can be tempted by whatever people send. Has anyone taken a workshop
> >from Robert Briscoe before? Opinions? He's teaching one at Peter's
> >Valley this summer that looks intriguing. The title caught my eye
> >("Quiet Beauty/Strong Pots"). Marketing really is half the battle
> >sometimes isn't it?
> >
> > Jim Shea in Choconut PA (really)>>
> >
> >If you send me your address I will send you info on our new residency
> program.
> >
> >Shraron Pollock-De Luzio
> >Director of Summer Ceramics
> >Rhode Island School of Design
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