Millie Carpenter on mon 16 apr 01
who suggests amd who decides where NCECA will be held?
Millie in MD, in the rain. I vote for Baltimore, 20 minutes from my house
and
lots of galleries, museums, and colleges here.
Leah Schlief on mon 16 apr 01
NCECA 2004 will be in San Antonio, Texas.
Connell, James D. on mon 16 apr 01
The site of the 2004 NCECA conference has not been established. San
Antonio has been removed from the list of potential sites. Many sites
are being considered including Baltimore, Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh.
Jim
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NCECA 2004 will be in San Antonio, Texas.
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Chris Stanley on mon 16 apr 01
What about Odessa, TX?
We have a couple of no-tell-mo-tells and a shit load of drinking
establishments. No much on the conference side, but we could use the rod=
eo
arena for lectures!
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The site of the 2004 NCECA conference has not been established. San
Antonio has been removed from the list of potential sites. Many sites
are being considered including Baltimore, Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh.
Jim
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Veena Raghavan on tue 17 apr 01
Message text written by Ceramic Arts Discussion List
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The site of the 2004 NCECA conference has not been established. San
Antonio has been removed from the list of potential sites. Many sites
are being considered including Baltimore, Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh.
<
Hi Jim,
Hope Baltimore gets selected, as I would love to attend another
NCECA.
All the best.
Veena
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ILENE MAHLER on tue 17 apr 01
Who is right.....Will mel or maybe Louis give us the answer..Ilene in
Conn Where spring had arrive and Mother Nature is taking spring back
Chris Stanley wrote:
>
> What about Odessa, TX?
> We have a couple of no-tell-mo-tells and a shit load of drinking
> establishments. No much on the conference side, but we could use the
rodeo
> arena for lectures!
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On
> Behalf Of Connell, James D.
> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 1:47 PM
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> Subject: Re: NCECA 2004
>
> The site of the 2004 NCECA conference has not been established. San
> Antonio has been removed from the list of potential sites. Many sites
> are being considered including Baltimore, Indianapolis, and Pittsburgh.
>
> Jim
>
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> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 10:25 AM
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> NCECA 2004 will be in San Antonio, Texas.
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vince pitelka on tue 17 apr 01
As I understand it, the choice of where to hold NCECA depends partially on
finding a city that has the appropriate facilities, and it has to do with
finding a university willing to act as on-site hosts/coordinators.
Combining those two requirements does complicate matters. It is an enormous
responsibility for those who decide to host NCECA, and it is not like there
are people lining up out there to do the job.
Best wishes -
- Vince
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Paul Lewing on wed 18 apr 01
vince pitelka wrote:
>
> As I understand it, the choice of where to hold NCECA depends partially=
on
> finding a city that has the appropriate facilities, and it has to do wi=
th
> finding a university willing to act as on-site hosts/coordinators.
> Combining those two requirements does complicate matters. It is an eno=
rmous
> responsibility for those who decide to host NCECA, and it is not like t=
here
> are people lining up out there to do the job.
Too true, Vince. Several people have suggested they have it in Seattle,
and that's one of the reasons it's never been here. But that's not all.
There are a couple of other requirements that make it difficult to find
a place, especially since NCECA has gotten as big as it has.
First, you also need about 1000 hotel rooms in reasonable distance from
an exhibition hall big enough to hold the commercial and non-profit
booths. And since none of the three groups of people who attend
(potters, students, and teachers) have much money, the rooms need to be
relatively cheap. It has gotten rare to find a hotel with enough room
for everybody, so you need to get (usually) a deal from more than one
hotel close together. Not easy. And one of those hotels needs to have
a ballroom big enough for 3000 people at once, and plenty of smaller
meeting rooms.
Then there are the shows. This year and last there were about 60 or so
shows associated with NCECA. Very few cities have that many galleries,
so it means finding other venues- banks, libraries, schools, etc.
So it's nice to speculate on where they might hold NCECA, but it's not
as easy as you might think. There are tons of cities that have a
wonderful atmosphere and would be a fun place to have it, but not many
places that have the school, the cheap hotel rooms, the galleries, and
someone willing to do the work.
Paul Lewing, Seattle
Kenneth J. Nowicki on wed 18 apr 01
What about Austin, Texas? I hear it's a beautiful town with lots of
character, great live music venues, and awesome Texas Style BBQ (yes, even us
Southern Californians have heard of the infamous "Salt Lick" restaurant). I
would imagine a town of this size could support NCECA easily. (never been
there myself... yet anyway)
Ken
in Encino, CA
In a message dated 04/16/01 5:43:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
stanley_c@UTPB.EDU writes:
>
> What about Odessa, TX?
> We have a couple of no-tell-mo-tells and a shit load of drinking
> establishments. No much on the conference side, but we could use the rodeo
> arena for lectures!
suzanne botello on sat 21 apr 01
Why don't you guys come to beautiful Northern Arizona? We have Northern Arizona University, home of an incredible Noborigama kiln, and a very nice Anagama. By then we will have a Japanese Tea Garden around the kilns, we have a luscious ponderosa pine forest, sacred peaks, and historic Route 66 going through town with a gazillion motels and hotels along it. We are less than two hours north of Phoenix, an hour away from Grand Canyon, and just above the beautiful high desert southwest. For any interested, Sedona's vortex is a hop skip and a jump, and some of the most beautiful red rocks you ever saw. You can drive a short distance and stand in a volcano crater, climb in Ruins, or check out the Painted Desert. NAU has the SkyDome, and a Hotel/Restaurant program that even has a Restaurant/Inn on Campus... Lots of potential, I'd say. We have an extra bedroom for whoever
might need one, and you are welcome! Woohoo! Come on over!
Suzanne, so excited just thinking about it, I could Spit.
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Hank Murrow on sat 21 apr 01
Suzanne wrote;
>
>Why don't you guys come to beautiful Northern Arizona? We have Northern
>Arizona University, home of an incredible Noborigama kiln, and a very nice
>Anagama. By then we will have a Japanese Tea Garden around the kilns, we
>have a luscious ponderosa pine forest, sacred peaks, and historic Route 66
>going through town with a gazillion motels and hotels along it. We are
>less than two hours north of Phoenix, an hour away from Grand Canyon, and
>just above the beautiful high desert southwest. For any interested,
>Sedona's vortex is a hop skip and a jump, and some of the most beautiful
>red rocks you ever saw. You can drive a short distance and stand in a
>volcano crater, climb in Ruins, or check out the Painted Desert. NAU has
>the SkyDome, and a Hotel/Restaurant program that even has a Restaurant/Inn
>on Campus... Lots of potential, I'd say. We have an extra bedroom for
>whoever might need one, and you are welcome! Woohoo! Come on over!
They did have NCECA there in '73 or so. And it snowed in between sunny
periods! I loved it.
Hank
Tony Ferguson on thu 7 aug 03
Could anyone please tell me where to find the information to propose being a
presenter at NCECA? I've looked on the site and can't seem to find any info
about proposals.
Thank you.
Tony Ferguson
On Lake Superior, where the sky meets the Lake
Stoneware, Porcelain, Raku and more
by Coleman, Ferguson, Winchester...
www.aquariusartgallery.com
218-727-6339
315 N. Lake Ave
Apt 312
Duluth, MN 55806
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To:
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 8:59 PM
Subject: nceca 2004
> Dear friends,
> If you plan to go to NCECA in Indianapolis March 17-20, 2004 and want to
> stay at the conference headquarters hotel, you need to make your
> reservations as soon as possible. I phoned Monday and couldn't even get
> a double with 2 beds so had to get a king sized bed and a cot.
> The NCECA program will be held at the Convention Center and the
> Marriott/Downtown
> Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
> 350 West Maryland Street
> Indianapolis, IN 46225
> 877-640-7666 or 317-822-3500
> 800-831-1000
> Single/Double $140
> Trip/Quad $150
> Barbara
>
> Barbara Brown phone/fax 408-736-3889
> 1225 Manzano Way,Sunnyvale,Ca. 94089
> http://www.silverhawk.com/crafts/bbrown97
> email: bbrown3@webtv.net
>
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Barbara Brown on thu 7 aug 03
Dear friends,
If you plan to go to NCECA in Indianapolis March 17-20, 2004 and want to
stay at the conference headquarters hotel, you need to make your
reservations as soon as possible. I phoned Monday and couldn't even get
a double with 2 beds so had to get a king sized bed and a cot.
The NCECA program will be held at the Convention Center and the
Marriott/Downtown
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
350 West Maryland Street
Indianapolis, IN 46225
877-640-7666 or 317-822-3500
800-831-1000
Single/Double $140
Trip/Quad $150
Barbara
Barbara Brown phone/fax 408-736-3889
1225 Manzano Way,Sunnyvale,Ca. 94089
http://www.silverhawk.com/crafts/bbrown97
email: bbrown3@webtv.net
John Britt on fri 8 aug 03
Tony,
I believe that they have chosen this years presenters, but contact Jeremy
Jernegan 504.314.2207
sisdjhj@tulane.edu
John
Gail Phillips on mon 11 aug 03
Or, you could email me, Gail Phillips (figglywig@att.net), and I could =
call
around locally for you. I live here in Indy, about six miles south of
downtown. If you want to stay at my house, I have room for a few people =
- 1
spare bedroom with a queen size bed, and a large family room (39 X 22) =
with
a fold-down futon couch in it. I have three cats, so you can't be =
allergic
or hate 'em, and right now, my shower is in the basement, but I am =
working
on my main floor bathroom to get it done sometime in this eon. Maybe =
some of
you could help me figure out how to fire the gas kiln I built in my
backyard. I have never done it, because I am a big chicken. I really =
don't
want to blow my bedroom off of my house. If I can help in any way for =
NCECA
2004, please let me know.
"Yores".
- Gail Phillips
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Barbara =
Brown
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 9:00 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: nceca 2004
Dear friends,
If you plan to go to NCECA in Indianapolis March 17-20, 2004 and want to
stay at the conference headquarters hotel, you need to make your
reservations as soon as possible. I phoned Monday and couldn't even get
a double with 2 beds so had to get a king sized bed and a cot.
The NCECA program will be held at the Convention Center and the
Marriott/Downtown
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
350 West Maryland Street
Indianapolis, IN 46225
877-640-7666 or 317-822-3500
800-831-1000
Single/Double $140
Trip/Quad $150
Barbara
Barbara Brown phone/fax 408-736-3889
1225 Manzano Way,Sunnyvale,Ca. 94089
http://www.silverhawk.com/crafts/bbrown97
email: bbrown3@webtv.net
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