Patti Yager on mon 2 apr 01
I've taken a job in Wichita, Kansas and am looking for some place to get my
hands in clay. Not sure yet how long I'll be here, depends on how the job
works out. In the meantime all my clay stuff is back in Montreal...If anyone
can point me in the right direction I would be grateful. Thanks in advance.
Pat Yager
Micheal Smith at RR on tue 3 apr 01
Pat,
You should check out=20
The Wichita
Center for the Arts
9112 East Central
Wichita, KS 67206
(316) 634-ARTS
fax: (316) 634-0593
arts@wcfta.com
http://www.wcfta.com/
Chris "Arny" Arensdorf is an instructor there. He makes really great =
pots. They have a great space, several electric & gas kilns and a wood =
kiln. I was just there in January for a wood firing workshop and had a =
great time. It felt like a really comfortable and inspiring place to =
work. The Center also has an interesting collection of ceramics, early =
works by lots of artists.
If you are ever up in Kansas City there are several interesting places =
to visit here:
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The KC Clay Guild has a space at 200 W 74th Street. They are an all =
volunteer group, so call before going to make sure someone is there =
(816.363-1373). They have a great raku party in May (3rd weekend?) and =
October (2nd weekend?). =20
Steven Hill has Red Star Studios at 821 W 17th (816.474-7316). He has a =
great gallery there and they just finished a soda kiln.
Micheal Smith Pottery
1605 Locust
Kansas City, MO 64108
816.471.5466
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