Julie Pitzen on tue 18 apr 00
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HI=21 I am a Chicago clay artist in need of a place to fire my work. I =
cannot
afford my own studio space or equipment at the moment, but am willing to pay
someone to fire my work. I work primarily in highfire stoneware with =
oxides,
but can also work in low fire clays and glazes. Please contact me if you =
know
of anyone. Thanks. -Julie (culturesnclay=40gateway.net)
Cristina Gassier on wed 19 apr 00
You might want to try the Evanston Art Center or Ravenswood. Good luck, Tina
Patti Yager on thu 20 apr 00
Julie,
While at U of I at Chicago Circle, I took my first clay classes. They filled
the kilns with extras from outside potters with the proviso that 'user
beware' as most of the load was made by students and more prone to learners
kiln disasters (there were none while I was there). Give them a try.
Patti
on the NY/Quebec border
where we hardly got winter
and spring is a month early
this is not a complaint!
At 03:00 PM 4/18/00 EDT, you wrote:
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>HI! I am a Chicago clay artist in need of a place to fire my work. I cannot
>afford my own studio space or equipment at the moment, but am willing to pay
>someone to fire my work. I work primarily in highfire stoneware with oxides,
>but can also work in low fire clays and glazes. Please contact me if you know
>of anyone. Thanks. -Julie (culturesnclay@gateway.net)
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