ASHPOTS@AOL.COM on fri 19 may 00
Hi all, i will be in Boston next weekend. I will be down town. Are there any
clay places to see??
Thanks
Mark Issenberg
L. P. Skeen on sat 20 may 00
Mark,
When I was in Boston last year, Lana Reeves took me to see Mudflat Studios
where she works. It is located at 149 Broadway, Somerville MA. Phone:
617-628-0589, email mailto:info@mudflat.org
They have an old building with 2 floors; topside (street level) is broken up
into individual studios that are rentable, bottom floor is their open studio
space w/ wheels and 2 huge gas kilns. I bought a mug from the guy at the
end of the topside hall on the left - can't remember his name, but nice form
and nice glaze too. :)
Also, when I went to Boston, I stayed with Judy Motzkin in Cambridge. She
has a neat studio and she is on clayart, so maybe you can hook up w/ her.
Too bad you're not going in June/July when you could munch on the
raspberries that grow on her doorstep.
Good luck!
L
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> Hi all, i will be in Boston next weekend. I will be down town. Are there
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> clay places to see??
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> Thanks
> Mark Issenberg
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Stephen Grimmer on sun 21 may 00
Mark,
Don't miss the Museum of Fine Art. Great collection of Asian pots.
Steve Grimmer
Marion, Illinois
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>Hi all, i will be in Boston next weekend. I will be down town. Are there any
>clay places to see??
>
> Thanks
> Mark Issenberg
>
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Marcia Selsor on mon 22 may 00
Also check out the Sax Collection in Cambridge. Harvard. There is also a
majolica collection/part of a medieval collection in a library. The
Isabelle gardner museum is also interesting with majolica tiles in the cloister.
Marcia in Montana
Stephen Grimmer wrote:
>
> Mark,
> Don't miss the Museum of Fine Art. Great collection of Asian pots.
> Steve Grimmer
> Marion, Illinois
>
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> >From: ASHPOTS@AOL.COM
> >To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> >Subject: Re: clay in Boston
> >Date: Fri, May 19, 2000, 8:28 PM
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>
> >Hi all, i will be in Boston next weekend. I will be down town. Are there any
> >clay places to see??
> >
> > Thanks
> > Mark Issenberg
> >
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