Julie Jeske on sun 1 aug 99
I have recently moved to Los Angeles and am looking for some pottery
classes. I've taken a wheel throwing class, but I still consider myself a
beginner...also I am just out of college so I am low on cash.
Any suggestions? I would greatly appreciate any help.
Julie
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Ellen Koment on wed 4 aug 99
Hi Julie,
I would like to recommend you look into the ceramic program at Glendale
Comm. College,
it is the finest program I know. The instrutors are top rate and you can
gain in-depth knowledge.
Bob Kiebler has put together a great staff and you'll have a grand time
learning.
I don't know the present cost,but for the money, you can't do better.
I most caution you that it is hard work,so be prepared.
Please let me know how you make out.
Good luck,
Mario Quilles, Santa Fe,NM
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I have recently moved to Los Angeles and am looking for some pottery
>classes. I've taken a wheel throwing class, but I still consider myself a
>beginner...also I am just out of college so I am low on cash.
>Any suggestions? I would greatly appreciate any help.
>Julie
>
>
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>Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
Paul \"Standing Bear\" on wed 4 aug 99
Try calling Paul
Inner Vision Earth Art
(818)881-3582
Andrew Karp on thu 5 aug 99
Julie,
I know of three places (but there are more): CSUN Cal State University
Northridge, call Connie at 818-677-2798; The Clayhouse, in Santa Monica,
310-677-2798; and Everywoman's Village in Van Nuys, 818-787-5100.
Good luck,
Andy
----- Original Message -----
From: Julie Jeske
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 1999 8:33 AM
Subject: Looking for pottery classes in Los Angeles
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I have recently moved to Los Angeles and am looking for some pottery
> classes. I've taken a wheel throwing class, but I still consider myself a
> beginner...also I am just out of college so I am low on cash.
> Any suggestions? I would greatly appreciate any help.
> Julie
>
>
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> Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
>
Paul \"Standing Bear\" on sat 7 aug 99
Everywomans Village is not doing well and might close its doors.
CSUN- does not have good reds, but Connie is great. " Inner Vision Earth Art"
maintains all there equipment.
The clay house has old equipment.
And, Hi Andy you were one of my students a long time ago. I sold you your
first wheel. Glad you stuck with it.
Paul Bradford
Innervisionearthart.com
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