Daryl Baird on mon 5 mar 01
Greetings Clayarters!
You came through for me with your contributions to my first book, The
Extruder Book. Now, I=92m hoping you=92ll do it again as my co-author, Barry=
Hall, and I begin researching and assembling material for =93From Mud To
Music,=94 a book all about musical instruments made from clay.
This will be a truly international book in scope and variety. Barry and I
are collecting photos of a wide variety of instruments from all over the
world, and, if you make musical instruments from clay, we=92d like to offer
you the opportunity to have a photo or two of your work published in this
new book to be published by The American Ceramic Society.
INSTRUCTIONS: We=92re looking for excellent-quality, 35mm slides or
transparencies of your ceramic instruments. With each photograph, we=92d lik=
e
you to provide a detailed paragraph in which you explain how you made the
piece, i.e., how you shaped it, the clay you used, how you decorated it,
and your firing technique. If your instrument is non-traditional or
experimental, we=92d like you to explain how the instrument is played.
Please put your name and the type of instrument on each slide. If the
instrument has an unusual name, we=92ll need that too. Also, please number
each slide to correspond with the numbered descriptive paragraphs you
provide.
If you make an instrument but you=92re not sure if we=92d be interested in i=
t,
please contact Barry or me by email. We=92ll gladly talk it over with you.
Submit your slides to:
Daryl Baird
>From Mud To Music
P.O. Box 876
Sandpoint, ID 83864-0851
If you have questions about the book or about these instructions please
write to us at either of these email addresses: Daryl Baird =96
clayguy@sandpoint.net or Barry Hall =96 barry@ninestones.com
Many thanks to everyone on the list. We=92ll keep you up to date on our
progress with From Mud To Music.
Regards,
Daryl Baird
Terrance Lazaroff on tue 6 mar 01
I do not do instruments but I have friends that do. My question is do you
pay copyright for the use of the photos?
Terrance
Greetings Clayarters!
You came through for me with your contributions to my first book, The
Extruder Book. Now, I’m hoping you’ll do it again as my co-author, Barry
Hall, and I begin researching and assembling material for “From Mud To
Music,” a book all about musical instruments made from clay.
This will be a truly international book in scope and variety. Barry and I
are collecting photos of a wide variety of instruments from all over the
world, and, if you make musical instruments from clay, we’d like to offer
you the opportunity to have a photo or two of your work published in this
new book to be published by The American Ceramic Society.
INSTRUCTIONS: We’re looking for excellent-quality, 35mm slides or
transparencies of your ceramic instruments. With each photograph, we’d like
you to provide a detailed paragraph in which you explain how you made the
piece, i.e., how you shaped it, the clay you used, how you decorated it,
and your firing technique. If your instrument is non-traditional or
experimental, we’d like you to explain how the instrument is played.
Please put your name and the type of instrument on each slide. If the
instrument has an unusual name, we’ll need that too. Also, please number
each slide to correspond with the numbered descriptive paragraphs you
provide.
If you make an instrument but you’re not sure if we’d be interested in it,
please contact Barry or me by email. We’ll gladly talk it over with you.
Submit your slides to:
Daryl Baird
>From Mud To Music
P.O. Box 876
Sandpoint, ID 83864-0851
If you have questions about the book or about these instructions please
write to us at either of these email addresses: Daryl Baird –
clayguy@sandpoint.net or Barry Hall – barry@ninestones.com
Many thanks to everyone on the list. We’ll keep you up to date on our
progress with From Mud To Music.
Regards,
Daryl Baird
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Terrance Lazaroff on sat 10 mar 01
Daryl;
I don't know if my original response to your posting got through. I wanted
to know if the Book was going to pay copyright for the use of the Photos
that you are requesting. As I mentioned before, my friend makes music
instruments in clay. He might be interested in participating.
Terrance
-----Original Message-----
From: Daryl Baird
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Date: Monday, March 05, 2001 2:53 PM
Subject: NEW BOOK: CALL FOR SLIDES
Greetings Clayarters!
You came through for me with your contributions to my first book, The
Extruder Book. Now, I’m hoping you’ll do it again as my co-author, Barry
Hall, and I begin researching and assembling material for “From Mud To
Music,” a book all about musical instruments made from clay.
This will be a truly international book in scope and variety. Barry and I
are collecting photos of a wide variety of instruments from all over the
world, and, if you make musical instruments from clay, we’d like to offer
you the opportunity to have a photo or two of your work published in this
new book to be published by The American Ceramic Society.
INSTRUCTIONS: We’re looking for excellent-quality, 35mm slides or
transparencies of your ceramic instruments. With each photograph, we’d like
you to provide a detailed paragraph in which you explain how you made the
piece, i.e., how you shaped it, the clay you used, how you decorated it,
and your firing technique. If your instrument is non-traditional or
experimental, we’d like you to explain how the instrument is played.
Please put your name and the type of instrument on each slide. If the
instrument has an unusual name, we’ll need that too. Also, please number
each slide to correspond with the numbered descriptive paragraphs you
provide.
If you make an instrument but you’re not sure if we’d be interested in it,
please contact Barry or me by email. We’ll gladly talk it over with you.
Submit your slides to:
Daryl Baird
>From Mud To Music
P.O. Box 876
Sandpoint, ID 83864-0851
If you have questions about the book or about these instructions please
write to us at either of these email addresses: Daryl Baird –
clayguy@sandpoint.net or Barry Hall – barry@ninestones.com
Many thanks to everyone on the list. We’ll keep you up to date on our
progress with From Mud To Music.
Regards,
Daryl Baird
____________________________________________________________________________
__
Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
melpots@pclink.com.
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