Ted Vogel on mon 15 oct 01
To the Clay Folks in Oregon & Washington:
A reminder about an exciting upcoming workshop with internationally
recognized, ceramic artist Richard Notkin. This two day worskhop will
explore a hands on project and will cover Richard's extensive knowlege
in moldmmaking used in his highly detailed tea-pots. The text below
will give you more info on this workshop. Also, check out his article
in October 2000 Ceramics Monthly. Please feel free to give me a call
concerning this. Spaces are limited. I hope to see you here! Please
help spread the word. Best, Ted Vogel
RICAHARD NOTKIN CERAMICS WORKSHOP
Nov. 3 & 4, 9-5pm - $75
Students w/ID - $50
SLIDE LECTURE
Friday Nov. 2, 7pm FREE
The Lewis and Clark College Ceramics Program will present a two day
workshop with internationally recognized ceramic artist Richard Notkin
on Saturday Nov. 3 and Sunday Nov. 4 - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A public
slide lecture will be held o Friday, November 2
at 7pm in Miller 105. This lecture is free to the public.
Notkin is recognized for his highly detailed tea-pots that explore
social and political themes. Most of this work is unglazed and is often
influenced by Chinese Yixing ware.
Richard is a studio artist living in Helena, Montana. His work has
been included in numerous exhibitions, private and public collections
and published in many books, periodicals and catalogs. He has received
several awards for his work including a National Endowment for the Arts
Visual Artist Fellowship, the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation
Fellowship and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Fellowship.
In conjunction with the workshop will be an exhibition of Richard
Notkin?s current work at the Margo Jacobson Gallery at 1039 NW Gilsan
Ave. Portland, from November 1- November 30, 2001.
Workshop fee is $75. The workshop will be held in the ceramics studio
at Lewis & Clark College, O615 SW Palatine Hill Road, Portland OR
97219. To register make check to Lewis & Clark College and send to the
school address or call Ted Vogel at (503) 768-7398 for more information
Ted Vogel
Program Head in Ceramics
Lewis & Clark College
0614 SW Palatine Hill
Portland OR 97219
503-977-1716 Home
503-768-7398 Studio/office
Please note:
I do not check e-mail every day.. But will get back to you ASAP
Ted Vogel on fri 26 oct 01
> To the Clay Folks in Oregon & Washington:
> A reminder about an exciting upcoming workshop with internationally
> recognized, ceramic artist Richard Notkin. This two day worskhop will
> explore a hands on project and will cover Richard's extensive knowlege
> in moldmmaking used in his highly detailed tea-pots. The text below
> will give you more info on this workshop. Also, check out his article
> in October 2000 Ceramics Monthly. Please feel free to give me a call
> concerning this. Spaces are limited. I hope to see you here! Please
> help spread the word. Best, Ted Vogel
>
> RICAHARD NOTKIN CERAMICS WORKSHOP
> Nov. 3 & 4, 9-5pm - $75
> Students w/ID - $50
>
> SLIDE LECTURE
> Friday Nov. 2, 7pm FREE
>
> The Lewis and Clark College Ceramics Program will present a two day
> workshop with internationally recognized ceramic artist Richard Notkin
> on Saturday Nov. 3 and Sunday Nov. 4 - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A
> public slide lecture will be held o Friday, November 2
> at 7pm in Miller 105. This lecture is free to the public.
>
> Notkin is recognized for his highly detailed tea-pots that explore
> social and political themes. Most of this work is unglazed and is
> often influenced by Chinese Yixing ware.
>
> Richard is a studio artist living in Helena, Montana. His work has
> been included in numerous exhibitions, private and public collections
> and published in many books, periodicals and catalogs. He has received
> several awards for his work including a National Endowment for the
> Arts Visual Artist Fellowship, the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation
> Fellowship and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Fellowship.
>
> In conjunction with the workshop will be an exhibition of Richard
> Notkin?s current work at the Margo Jacobson Gallery at 1039 NW Gilsan
> Ave. Portland, from November 1- November 30, 2001.
>
> Workshop fee is $75. The workshop will be held in the ceramics studio
> at Lewis & Clark College, O615 SW Palatine Hill Road, Portland OR
> 97219. To register make check to Lewis & Clark College and send to
> the school address or call Ted Vogel at (503) 768-7398 for more
> information
>
> Ted Vogel
> Program Head in Ceramics
> Lewis & Clark College
> 0614 SW Palatine Hill
> Portland OR 97219
> 503-977-1716 Home
> 503-768-7398 Studio/office
> Please note:
> I do not check e-mail every day.. But will get back to you ASAP
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