Frank Bosco on wed 9 feb 00
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Raku Workshop
Two 2-day Raku workshops will be conducted at the NY/NJ Academy of Ceramic
Art in Jersey City NJ.
Each workshop runs for two consecutive Saturdays staring on March 11th,
finishing on the 18th. The second workshop starts March 25th, finishing on
April 1st (no fooling).
The Academy is assessable from anywhere within the greater metropolitan New
York area: PATH trains, bus, or the new light rail system will drop you off
within two blocks of raku bliss. If you=92re coming by car, the turnpike to
exit 14B is so close you can smell it=21
The cost of each workshop is =24160.00 plus clay and bisque firing at =A21 =
per
cubic inch. Included in the price will be the actual raku firing.
Ceramic artist and Academy founder Frank Bosco will conduct these workshops.
For more information or a brochure on more offerings at the Academy call,
201.432.9315 or email: fbACArts=40aol.com
Marek Drzazga-Donaldson on tue 4 mar 03
Dear Clayarters,
I would like to take the opportunity to announce we (Eddie Kent and I) =
will be running Weekend Raku Workshops at Mole Cottage, here in North =
Devon in the UK. The first end of April and then second week in July. We =
plan to run more later. If you are interested I can send a brochure by =
email (only 220Kb), or post. Please email me privately =
relax@moley.uk.com=20
Happy potting from Marek www.moley.uk.com=20
Luke Iannuzzi on sat 14 apr 07
Pottery @ Wilder Farm Inn
Raku Workshop Information
Stay & Play
We are located in Central Vermont's beautiful Mad River Valley. Our Raku
workshops include a 2-night stay in our beautiful 1859 Farmhouse. Both a
full country breakfast and lunch are included; featuring many local &
organic ingredients. Please have a look at our website for more information
regarding our inn as well as the many activities the area has to offer.
The Raku firing allows the participant to choose from many low-fire
techniques. We feature four traditional glazes, horse hair and Naked (slip
resist) finishes for your pots. Demos on all techniques are given if you
are unfamiliar with the process. You will be able learn how to fire our
kilns and reduce your pots. The Raku process is all about experimentation,
so if you have a glaze you would like to try, please bring it along. The
firing will take place over two days. We will try to fire all of you pieces
but please limit the amount of work to what can fit on (2) 25" kiln shelves.
The Raku process involves propane, high heat, flames and smoke. If you
plan on leaning how to fire, please make sure that you are clothed in
natural fibers.
The Cost
Private Rooms with one bed
Robin Room (queen) Cape Room (queen)
River Room (queen) Country Life Room (full)
Cattail Room (queen)
$325 per/person
additional nonparticipating guest add $100
Shared Rooms
Montgomery Room (two queens)
Heritage Room (1 queen & 2 twins)
Millbrook Rooms two adjacent rooms
featuring (1 queen, 1 twin & 1 full)
$250 per/person
nonparticipating guest $150
Dates:
June 1-3, 15-17
July 13-15, 22-24
Aug 13-15, 20-22
Contact Info
Luke & Linda Iannuzzi
www.wilderfarminn.com / info@wilderfarminn.com
802-496-9935 / 800-496-8878
"Come as Guests....Leave as Friends"
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