Gordon on tue 13 feb 01
To Clayarters-
Can you believe that it is just about a month till we meet in North
Carolina...so it is time to make your mugs.......or glaze your mugs or pick
out your mugs... for our clayart mug exchange...see you there
Let's do it again-exchange mugs in the ClayArt suite( Omni
Charlotte Hotel) at the NCECA convention.(The NCECA Conference is March
28-31 in Charlotte ,NC)
1. make a mug-(no bigger than 9"x9"x9") actually make 2 and donate one to
the NCECA scholarship fund.
2. Please TIE your card or your name to the handle of your mug(it would
be wonderful if you would include the method of construction,clay-cone
fired -glaze on the card )Put another loose card on the inside of the mug
to be used for the exchange.
3. Bring your mugs to the NCECA convention
4. Drop off your Clayart mug at the Clayart Hospitality room.(Omni Hotel
sponsered by Pottery Making Illustrated)
5 On Friday afternoon(March 30th) come to the exchange at 6pm and pick up
your new mug made by another Clayart member.
6. It is not possible to take part in this exchange unless you plan to be
at the convention or have someone bring it to the convention for you.
We will put the extra cards of the participants in a hat and then draw
the names of the mug's new owner.
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto, Ca 94301
650-328-9164
fax 650-328-9113
email:kjgordon1@homail.com
"if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
Mario Andretti
Cindy Strnad on tue 13 feb 01
I haven't heard anything recently about the stay-at-home mug exchange yet.
Have any matches been made?
Cindy Strnad
Earthen Vessels Pottery
RR 1, Box 51
Custer, SD 57730
USA
earthenv@gwtc.net
http://www.earthenvesselssd.com
Andie Carpenter on tue 13 feb 01
Matches will be made in a couple of weeks, and I'll be posting the current list of
participants over the weekend.
: ) Andie Carpenter
Cindy Strnad wrote:
> I haven't heard anything recently about the stay-at-home mug exchange yet.
> Have any matches been made?
>
> Cindy Strnad
> Earthen Vessels Pottery
> RR 1, Box 51
> Custer, SD 57730
> USA
> earthenv@gwtc.net
> http://www.earthenvesselssd.com
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James Miller on thu 1 mar 01
Dear Clayarters, I have been receiving clayart messages for some time now.
Is there an official appication for membership into clatart? I will be
attending NCECA and would like to attend the clayart activities and enjoy
the mug exchange, Thanks.
> ----------
> From: Gordon
> Reply To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
> Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 5:04 PM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: NCECA CLAYART MUG EXCHANGE
>
> To Clayarters-
>
>
> Can you believe that it is just about a month till we meet in North
> Carolina...so it is time to make your mugs.......or glaze your mugs or
> pick
> out your mugs... for our clayart mug exchange...see you there
>
>
> Let's do it again-exchange mugs in the ClayArt suite( Omni
> Charlotte Hotel) at the NCECA convention.(The NCECA Conference is March
> 28-31 in Charlotte ,NC)
>
> 1. make a mug-(no bigger than 9"x9"x9") actually make 2 and donate one to
> the NCECA scholarship fund.
> 2. Please TIE your card or your name to the handle of your mug(it would
> be wonderful if you would include the method of construction,clay-cone
> fired -glaze on the card )Put another loose card on the inside of the mug
> to be used for the exchange.
> 3. Bring your mugs to the NCECA convention
> 4. Drop off your Clayart mug at the Clayart Hospitality room.(Omni Hotel
> sponsered by Pottery Making Illustrated)
> 5 On Friday afternoon(March 30th) come to the exchange at 6pm and pick up
> your new mug made by another Clayart member.
> 6. It is not possible to take part in this exchange unless you plan to be
> at the convention or have someone bring it to the convention for you.
> We will put the extra cards of the participants in a hat and then draw
> the names of the mug's new owner.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Kathleen Gordon
> Palo Alto, Ca 94301
> 650-328-9164
> fax 650-328-9113
> email:kjgordon1@homail.com
>
> "if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
> Mario Andretti
>
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Gordon on tue 6 mar 01
To Clayarters-
Time to get your mugs ready for NCECA..
okay well make them quick there are only three weeks left....
AT HOME: Would you please attach your card on the outside of your mug with
string through the handle(please include clay, firing and glaze
information) and then put another card with your name on the inside of the
mug. Having mugs ready for the exchange will make it easier for the
Muggetts to have a speedy exchange.
AT NCECA :When you bring your mug to the clayart hospitality room please
find the appropriate alphabetical location to set it down...there should be
signs for the alphabetical locations...ALSO please sign the main list so
that your name can be published on Clayart. It will be on a clipboard in
the Clayart room.
The exchange will take place at 6PM on friday night....in the
Clayart room.The room will be closed at 5:30 so we can get organized and
then reopen exactly at 6pm (according to David Hendley' s watch)for the
exchange...
see you soon
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto, Ca 94301
650-328-9164
fax 650-328-9113
email:kjgordon1@homail.com
"if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
Mario Andretti
Gordon on fri 16 mar 01
To Clayarters-
Time to get your mugs ready for NCECA..ONLY ONE WEEK AND A FEW HOURS LEFT
AT HOME: Would you please attach your card on the outside of your mug with
string through the handle(please include clay, firing and glaze
information) and then put another card with your name on the inside of the
mug. Having mugs ready for the exchange will make it easier for the
Muggetts to have a speedy exchange.
AT NCECA :When you bring your mug to the clayart hospitality room please
find the appropriate alphabetical location to set it down...there should be
signs for the alphabetical locations...ALSO please sign the main list so
that your name can be published on Clayart. It will be on a clipboard in
the Clayart room.
The exchange will take place at 6PM on friday night....in the
Clayart room.The room will be closed at 5:30 so we can get organized and
then reopen exactly at 6pm (according to David Hendley' s watch)for the
exchange...
see you soon
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto, Ca 94301
650-328-9164
fax 650-328-9113
email:kjgordon1@homail.com
"if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
Mario Andretti
Earl Brunner on mon 2 apr 01
The mayor suggested that we contact the people who's mug we received and
let them know who received their mug. Neither the person I got a mug
from nor the person my friend got a mug from left e-mail addresses to
send to.
--
Earl Brunner
http://coyote.accessnv.com/bruec
mailto:bruec@anv.net
Lee Burningham on tue 3 apr 01
Howdy,
One of my students brought a mug, I brought two, dropped them off Thursday,
couldn't be there Friday night due to other commitments for the exchange,
did anybody pick up some extras? We would like to be considered part of the
successful exchange.
Contact Lee Burningham, my student is Tom Edwards.
Good seeing you, Earl, Mayor Mel, Joyce, and the rest of the Crewe.
Later, Lee
Off to take students to see the Ah Leon workshop at USU.
L. P. Skeen on tue 3 apr 01
Ok, I don't wanna be mean or anything here, but I specifically remember
hearing when the announcement was made that one had to be present to
participate in the mug exchange. It's always been that way AFAIK. Not fair
to the others who can't go, otherwise. That's why there's a stay at home
exchange as well.
> One of my students brought a mug, I brought two, dropped them off
Thursday,
> couldn't be there Friday night due to other commitments for the exchange,
> did anybody pick up some extras? We would like to be considered part of
the
> successful exchange.
Jonathan Kirkendall on wed 4 apr 01
Mary Griffin (in Climax, NC!!! No kidding!!!), I got your mug! Who got
mine?
Enjoyed meeting ALL of you!
Jonathan in DC
Cherry blossoms peaking this week! Wahoo!
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of Lee Burningham
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 10:29 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: NCECA ClayArt Mug Exchange
Howdy,
One of my students brought a mug, I brought two, dropped them off Thursday,
couldn't be there Friday night due to other commitments for the exchange,
did anybody pick up some extras? We would like to be considered part of the
successful exchange.
Contact Lee Burningham, my student is Tom Edwards.
Good seeing you, Earl, Mayor Mel, Joyce, and the rest of the Crewe.
Later, Lee
Off to take students to see the Ah Leon workshop at USU.
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Lee Burningham on wed 4 apr 01
Howdy,
Does "being present" mean be at NCECA or be at the actual clayart mug
exchange at the exact moment of exchange? "Not to be mean or anything" but
be specific. "Stay at home" means stay at home and NOT go to NCECA as far as
I'm concerned.
The grandmotherly, community school student I brought to her 1st NCECA from
Utah has a grandson headlining a musical show in Myrtle Beach, we already
had the tickets arranged well before we knew when the mug exchange was going
to be, and I guess the show and family connections for her were worth more
than sticking around in Charlotte.
Am I sorry I missed out on the mug exchange? Not when you figure out what I,
and my travelling companion would have missed out on. Did I have time to
hang out with the Mayor, get great feedback from fellow Clayarters, and soak
up the ambience that is NCECA? Yes, Yes, and Yes! Am I broken-hearted that I
didn't get to swap sweat in an overcrowded little room to maybe take home
one of your priceless mugs? Not!
I got the best part of NCECA with the memories we brought home. I guess
those will just have to do.
Lee Burningham
Happy to be home and back in my dirty little classroom with a bunch of
hardworking kids.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of L. P. Skeen
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 11:41 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: NCECA ClayArt Mug Exchange
Ok, I don't wanna be mean or anything here, but I specifically remember
hearing when the announcement was made that one had to be present to
participate in the mug exchange. It's always been that way AFAIK. Not fair
to the others who can't go, otherwise. That's why there's a stay at home
exchange as well.
> One of my students brought a mug, I brought two, dropped them off
Thursday,
> couldn't be there Friday night due to other commitments for the exchange,
> did anybody pick up some extras? We would like to be considered part of
the
> successful exchange.
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L. P. Skeen on wed 4 apr 01
> Does "being present" mean be at NCECA or be at the actual clayart mug
> exchange at the exact moment of exchange?
Lee,
That was my understanding, however, I stand corrected. The mayor sez it
means just get to NCECA. He also said that Kathy has the remaining balance
of mugs, so maybe you can get one from her! :)
PS to Kathy:
Drawing cards from the box is an excellent means of doing such an exchange!
:)
L
Elca Branman on sat 7 apr 01
Just a note..I am not Blauman,Elka..she is my evil twin sister...I am
Branman, Elca..who gave a mug to ? and got a mug from John hesselbarth
..
Elca Branman.. in Sarasota,Florida,USA
elcab1@juno.com
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Gordon on sat 7 apr 01
To Clayarters-
Here is the list of names from the NCECA Mug Exchange in the clayart
room... We traded 165 mugs from 150 people in 20 minutes! It was great!
Since we had a bigger room for the exchange we could actually meet the
person who made our mugs... if you did not get a chance to meet them in
person please send them an email . We all like to know who is enjoying our
creation.
The credit for the fast and efficent(well almost) mug exchange is
due to the untiring efforts of the Mugettes:
Miki Caldwell-my roomate who helped me down to the last detail,Cheryl
Litman -who was surprised how much fun we had,Harvy Sadow -who would not
quit until all the mugs were gone, David Henley-who carried the official
time,
John Baymore- who preferred to be called Mugger,Jeffery James- who traded
mugs and then saw we could use some extra help, and Fabbienne Cassman who
was our official photographer. Thanks also goes to Barbara Brown who took
our official Mug Exchange Photo this year. We had lots of fun.. if your
name is on the list this year... thanks.... and if not we look forward to
including you next year in Kansas city.
Kathleen Gordon
Arial,Margaret
Arkowitz,Eleanor
Baker,W. Lowell
Baymore.John
Benscoter,Sande
Bishop,Mary Beth
Blauman,Elka
Boerner,Merrie
Bowen,James
Bowman,Mary Ann
Boyer,Jennifer
Boynton,Kathy
Branfman,Steven
Britt,John
Brown,Barbara
Brown,Jeff
Brunner,Earl
Buck.Tom
Burmingham,Lee
Caldwell,Miki
Campbell,Chris
Cappelli,Steven C
Carpenter,Millie
Cassman, Fabienne
Chiavarini,Denni
Clennell,Sheila
Clennell,Tony
Coggins,Winnie
Colle-Gray,Chris
Collier,Mary
Crist,Beverly
Dapogny,Gail
Dowell,David
Doyle,Jan
Dwiggins,Sandy
Ehudy,Amman
Elder, John
Farra Mayssan Shora
Fasimpaur,Andi
Fegan,Jackie
Finkelnburg,Dan
Fisher,Karen
Flati,Carla
Fletcher,Linda A
Fouts,Russel
Frain,Tim
Freebody,Brett
Freeman,Laura
Frichely,Brett
Gill,Riki
Gonzaliez,Raymond
Goodrich,Don
Gordon, Kathleen
Gray,Doug
Griffin,Harry
Griffin,Mary
Griffith,Maratha
Hamthorn,Carol
Hanley.Cheryl
Harland,Sally
Haugen,Heidi
Hawthorne,Marjorie
Heimann,Mark
Hellman,Bonnie
Henderson, Anji
Hendley,David
Hesselberth,John F.
Hildreth,Lesley
Hirshmann,Susan Fox
Holmberg,Ron
Holmbers,Ronald
Housell,Sara
Issenberg,Mark
Jacobson,Carrie
Jacobson,Mel
James, Jeffery T
Jarosz,Cat
Jenkins,David
Jenkins,Diane
Jenks,Louise Kahn
Jennings,Rebecca
Jensen. John
Johnson, Chris
Johnson,Lynn
Kaplan,Johnathan
Katz,Louis
Kirendall,Johnathan
Kohler-Camp,Pam
Kuboki, Masato
Lara,Cheryl
Leary,Lori
Lee, Joyce
Lee,Bill
Lehman,Jean
Leung,Audrey
List,Nancy
Litman,Cheryl
Lou,Nils
MacDonald,June
Mackintosh,Nancy
Mahler,Ilene
Marian Sibrack,Paula
Marshall,Lee
Mcbeth,David
McDougal,Katy
McIntosh,Nancy
McLeary,Christina
Menuskin,Marcia
Michaelsen,Carol Ann
Miller,Roberta
Mitchell,Billie
Muench,Emily
Mulfinger,Jim
Neese,Dale
Nowicki,Ken
Palmer,Susan
Park,Rita
Payne,Tena Z.
Pitelka,Vince
Poces,Saundra
Pulley,Pam
Raghavan,Veena
Reeves,Lana
Rhudy, Dannon
Roberts,Sherey
Roy,Ron
Rubin,Jewel
Savage, Laurie
Selsor,Marcia
Singer,Jon(athan)
Skeen,Lisa
Snyder,Jason
Stadler,Mimi
Steinbrecher, Knox
Stevenson,Carol
Testa,Ann
Tilton,Phyliss
Tortarella,Jill
Turpstos,Karen
Van Ostraud,George
Von Middendorp,Judy
Vorhies, John
Vose,J Pat
Walton.Joan
Watson,Andy
Wild, Kurt
Williams,Donna
Willoughby,Liz
Wilson,Taube(tobe)
Zimmerman,Beverly
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto, Ca 94301
650-328-9164
fax 650-328-9113
email:kjgordon1@homail.com
"if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
Mario Andretti
Carolyn Jacobson on sat 7 apr 01
You did a good job and I really appreciated your limiting the purchases to 3
so those of us who were not at the front of the line still had a chance at
finding one of our choices. The mugs were great as were all the workers. Do
you know who made mug O30? I would love to write to thank her/him. Carolyn
John and Dorothy Weber on sun 8 apr 01
Gordon
You left some of us out on the mug exchange. John and I were the first to
leave our mugs in the clay art room,as well as Susan Fox-Hirshman.
We all participated and received great mugs in exchange. Thought the whole
process was fast and well done.
Thanks
Dorothy Weber
Manakin-Sabot, Virginia
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
Behalf Of Gordon
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 3:21 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: NCECA CLAYART MUG EXCHANGE
To Clayarters-
Here is the list of names from the NCECA Mug Exchange in the clayart
room... We traded 165 mugs from 150 people in 20 minutes! It was great!
Since we had a bigger room for the exchange we could actually meet the
person who made our mugs... if you did not get a chance to meet them in
person please send them an email . We all like to know who is enjoying our
creation.
The credit for the fast and efficent(well almost) mug exchange is
due to the untiring efforts of the Mugettes:
Miki Caldwell-my roomate who helped me down to the last detail,Cheryl
Litman -who was surprised how much fun we had,Harvy Sadow -who would not
quit until all the mugs were gone, David Henley-who carried the official
time,
John Baymore- who preferred to be called Mugger,Jeffery James- who traded
mugs and then saw we could use some extra help, and Fabbienne Cassman who
was our official photographer. Thanks also goes to Barbara Brown who took
our official Mug Exchange Photo this year. We had lots of fun.. if your
name is on the list this year... thanks.... and if not we look forward to
including you next year in Kansas city.
Kathleen
Gordon
Arial,Margaret
Arkowitz,Eleanor
Baker,W. Lowell
Baymore.John
Benscoter,Sande
Bishop,Mary Beth
Blauman,Elka
Boerner,Merrie
Bowen,James
Bowman,Mary Ann
Boyer,Jennifer
Boynton,Kathy
Branfman,Steven
Britt,John
Brown,Barbara
Brown,Jeff
Brunner,Earl
Buck.Tom
Burmingham,Lee
Caldwell,Miki
Campbell,Chris
Cappelli,Steven C
Carpenter,Millie
Cassman, Fabienne
Chiavarini,Denni
Clennell,Sheila
Clennell,Tony
Coggins,Winnie
Colle-Gray,Chris
Collier,Mary
Crist,Beverly
Dapogny,Gail
Dowell,David
Doyle,Jan
Dwiggins,Sandy
Ehudy,Amman
Elder, John
Farra Mayssan Shora
Fasimpaur,Andi
Fegan,Jackie
Finkelnburg,Dan
Fisher,Karen
Flati,Carla
Fletcher,Linda A
Fouts,Russel
Frain,Tim
Freebody,Brett
Freeman,Laura
Frichely,Brett
Gill,Riki
Gonzaliez,Raymond
Goodrich,Don
Gordon, Kathleen
Gray,Doug
Griffin,Harry
Griffin,Mary
Griffith,Maratha
Hamthorn,Carol
Hanley.Cheryl
Harland,Sally
Haugen,Heidi
Hawthorne,Marjorie
Heimann,Mark
Hellman,Bonnie
Henderson, Anji
Hendley,David
Hesselberth,John F.
Hildreth,Lesley
Hirshmann,Susan Fox
Holmberg,Ron
Holmbers,Ronald
Housell,Sara
Issenberg,Mark
Jacobson,Carrie
Jacobson,Mel
James, Jeffery T
Jarosz,Cat
Jenkins,David
Jenkins,Diane
Jenks,Louise Kahn
Jennings,Rebecca
Jensen. John
Johnson, Chris
Johnson,Lynn
Kaplan,Johnathan
Katz,Louis
Kirendall,Johnathan
Kohler-Camp,Pam
Kuboki, Masato
Lara,Cheryl
Leary,Lori
Lee, Joyce
Lee,Bill
Lehman,Jean
Leung,Audrey
List,Nancy
Litman,Cheryl
Lou,Nils
MacDonald,June
Mackintosh,Nancy
Mahler,Ilene
Marian Sibrack,Paula
Marshall,Lee
Mcbeth,David
McDougal,Katy
McIntosh,Nancy
McLeary,Christina
Menuskin,Marcia
Michaelsen,Carol Ann
Miller,Roberta
Mitchell,Billie
Muench,Emily
Mulfinger,Jim
Neese,Dale
Nowicki,Ken
Palmer,Susan
Park,Rita
Payne,Tena Z.
Pitelka,Vince
Poces,Saundra
Pulley,Pam
Raghavan,Veena
Reeves,Lana
Rhudy, Dannon
Roberts,Sherey
Roy,Ron
Rubin,Jewel
Savage, Laurie
Selsor,Marcia
Singer,Jon(athan)
Skeen,Lisa
Snyder,Jason
Stadler,Mimi
Steinbrecher, Knox
Stevenson,Carol
Testa,Ann
Tilton,Phyliss
Tortarella,Jill
Turpstos,Karen
Van Ostraud,George
Von Middendorp,Judy
Vorhies, John
Vose,J Pat
Walton.Joan
Watson,Andy
Wild, Kurt
Williams,Donna
Willoughby,Liz
Wilson,Taube(tobe)
Zimmerman,Beverly
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto, Ca 94301
650-328-9164
fax 650-328-9113
email:kjgordon1@homail.com
"if things seem under control then you are not going fast enough!"
Mario Andretti
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Frederich, Tim on mon 9 apr 01
Hello,
I would also like to know who recieved my mug in the exchange. I could not
be in the room at the time since I had to work on the exibit floor. David H.
was kind enough to make my selection for me and I recieved a very nice mug
from June MacDonald.
Best regards,
Tim
Marta Matray Gloviczki on tue 18 mar 03
lauren your nceca pictures are great,
thanks a lot for posting them!
you and sabra --and i`m sure many others can`t wait to
learn who received their mug (or 'thing') at the
clayart mug exchange.
we, the mugettes wrote all the recepients name on the
makers namecard, and we handed that card to kurt wild.
he collected them and i think kathleen gordon will
post the list of the names for us soon....
she is the one who made the best clayart t-shirts!
i am wearing mine today, i love it!!!
missing all of you already,
marta
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Rebecca Knight on tue 6 mar 12
The 15th Annual Clayart Mug Exchange will be held at 4:00 PM on Friday,
March 30, in the Clayart Room at the Seattle Convention Center.
Here are the basics:
The Exchange is open to all members of the Clayart Internet Discussion
Group attending NCECA.
1. Pick a mug, or another ceramic object you=3D92ve made, for the exchange=
. =3D
Only
one item please. Since all the pieces will be put in bags for the
exchange, your piece must fit in a paper bag measuring approximately 5=3D94=
x
4=3D94 x 9=3D94.
2. Please place your business card or a handwritten card with your name
and contact information inside the mug. It would be wonderful if you would
include technical information on the card about the mug, such as
construction method, firing temperature, and glazes used.
3. Bring your mug to the Clayart room any time before the exchange is
scheduled and place it on the designated table. The sooner the better, as
we all love looking at the mug exhibit during the conference.
Since there is a very well organized stay-at-home exchange, the one at
NCECA is limited to Clayart members attending NCECA, who are able to meet
at the designated time for the exchange. We find it=3D92s much more fun wh=
en
you get to meet your partner face-to-face.
Please let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.
Rebecca
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