christine f brown on tue 13 jul 99
Hi everyone,
I will be moving to Denver for a year to join a volunteer program. In my
free time (if I have any) I would like to make pottery in a studio. I won't
have a lot of money to spend on supplies or a membership, so I'm wondering
what sort of options I have. Also, my work will involve designing
recreational activities for senior citizens and young children. I'm
wondering if it's possible to incorporate a few activities with a studio or
with the art museums out there.
Thanks,
Chrissy Brown
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K. Hurt on wed 28 jul 99
Check out The Arvada Center for Arts and Humanities, find BOB SMITH in
Idledale, check out Arapahoe Community College, they have a great clay
program. MILE HIGH CERAMICS might have a recommendation and Jim Cooper also
has a clay place. There are lots of good potters there. The Arvada Center
is terrific and wasn't, when I lived there, real expensive.
Karin
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> From: christine f brown
> To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
> Subject: moving to Denver
> Date: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 10:42 AM
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Hi everyone,
>
> I will be moving to Denver for a year to join a volunteer program. In my
> free time (if I have any) I would like to make pottery in a studio. I
won't
> have a lot of money to spend on supplies or a membership, so I'm
wondering
> what sort of options I have. Also, my work will involve designing
> recreational activities for senior citizens and young children. I'm
> wondering if it's possible to incorporate a few activities with a studio
or
> with the art museums out there.
> Thanks,
> Chrissy Brown
>
>
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