Marcia Selsor on fri 9 jun 00
Check out the subway murals. Lots of ceramic mural in the subways. I
think you can even find maps
with their location. There are some near Penn Station. Be sure to stop
by the renovated Grand Central.
Marcia in Montana
Irianna wrote:
>
> I am planning a trip to New York in a couple of months - I've never been
> there before and I was wondering if anyone knows of any ceramic studios
> there that I can visit? I work primarily with handbuilding abstract forms,
> but I am also interested in large scale sculpture and community installation
> projects. I would appreciate any information anyone has.
>
> Also, thanks for the information on Hanko it's been very useful - I wanted
> to make one of my first name but it doesn't seem to be the "done" thing....
> I'll look into it a bit more.
>
> Thanks!
> Irianna
>
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Irianna on fri 9 jun 00
I am planning a trip to New York in a couple of months - I've never been
there before and I was wondering if anyone knows of any ceramic studios
there that I can visit? I work primarily with handbuilding abstract forms,
but I am also interested in large scale sculpture and community installation
projects. I would appreciate any information anyone has.
Also, thanks for the information on Hanko it's been very useful - I wanted
to make one of my first name but it doesn't seem to be the "done" thing....
I'll look into it a bit more.
Thanks!
Irianna
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