douglas gray on fri 13 nov 98
Let me recommend this workshop to anyone who is intersted in fluid thrown and
altered porcelain forms. Susan currrently has about forty of her pieces on
display at Francis Marion University in Florence, South Carolina. They are
elegantly crafted and glazed, truly a delight. My students keep asking my how
those forms could be thrown. But you'll need to see them for your self. She
has an example of one of her dancing teapots in the new Ceramic Design Book
published recently by Lark Books (page 28).
Also, Mishy puts on a great workshop, well worth the money. Wish i could be
there.
doug
In message Michelle Lowe writes:
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> One more plug to advertise for this workshop coming up quickly!
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> Also wanted to say there will be an artist's reception Friday the 13th
> (ooooh) at 7pm at the Bean Tree Coffeehouse in Phoenix located at-
> 7818 N 12 St. 85020
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> Arizona Clay Club and Mesa Community College are happy to present a
> workshop themed "Contrasts".
> Susan Filley and David Bradley work using diverse methods of production and
> decoration and this workshop is designed to enhance both their styles and
> make for a lively rapport.
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> Both presenters are active in the field of ceramics in many facets. Both
> teach, both produce work actively and both enjoy taking a role in bringing
> clay to the general public. Susan lives and works in Charleston South
> Carolina and David lives and works in the Phoenix Arizona area.
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> This workshop will be held Saturday and Sunday November 14-15 from 9am-4pm
> at Mesa Community College.
> Cost is $55 for non-members and $45 for members of Arizona Clay Club. For
> more information contact Michelle Lowe at 602/516-2209 or e-mail
> mishlowe@indirect.com
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> Hope to see some of you there!
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> Mishy
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Douglas E. Gray, Assistant Professor of Art
P.O. Box 100547
Department of Fine Arts and Mass Communication
Francis Marion University
Florence, South Carolina 29501-0547
dgray@fmarion.edu
843/661-1535
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