Richard Aerni on thu 24 jan 02
OK, I've seen so many workshop announcements that I thought I'd send =
along one of my own. If you're just dying to see me, and can't make it =
to the one in Bloomington, I'll be presenting at SUNY Fredonia next week =
(in western NY), and will be giving a workshop this fall in Lodi, NJ. =
Email me for details.=20
Slinking back into my hole,
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY
A WORKSHOP WITH RICHARD AERNI
"How to get your C.P.A. in Just Two Days!"
(Clay, Plaster and Ash)
MARCH 8 & 9
in Bloomington, Indiana
Richard will demonstrate the forming techniques used in his =
work. He throws in sections and uses plaster forms for support and to =
aid in forming. He'll explain how to cast plaster for use with these =
techniques. He'll discuss single firing and methods of applying ash =
glaze. Several slide shows will be presented.
The workshop will be held on Friday (March 8) and Saturday =
(March 9) from 9 A.M. to
4:30 P.M. at the studio of Cheri Glaser. The fee for the =
workshop is $75.00 for the two days. This includes lunch both days. =
Full-time Students fee is $35.00. A one day registration is $40.00. A =
potluck dinner will be held on Friday evening and Richard will show =
slides from his collection.
This workshop is presented by Local Clay Potters Guild of =
Bloomington, Indiana
E-mail Cheri at cglaser@kiva.net or Tena at wentapottery@aol.com =
for more information. Send your snail mail address if you'd like a =
registration form.
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Olivia T Cavy on thu 24 jan 02
I'd like to add an unsolicited endorsement to this announcement of
Richard Aerni's workshops. I attended one a few years ago at the Lees
Arts Center in Arlington, VA and found it educational and inspirational.
Richard's technique for throwing very large pots is one that I've never
seen elsewhere. He does a great job of explaining it. He makes it look
like something we could all do. His attention to detail in his pots sets
an example for us all. And I love his glazes! He's particularly generous
in sharing how he does what he does.
IMHO he's entitled to bang his own drum and toot his own horn because his
creations are truly magnificent- in all details and in overall
appearance. The man is a master well worth watching! Plus he's a
personable individual (with an great sense of humor) and I hope the hole
he's slinking back into (as referenced at the end of his email) is
elegant and comfortable.
I highly recommend this workshop to potters of all levels. At the VA
workshop, potters with a wide range of experience attended, and virtually
everyone felt it was interesting and inspirational. It's even better that
the price of the Indiana workshop is so reasonable.
Bonnie
(a member of the Richard Aerni fan club)
Bonnie D. Hellman, Pittsburgh, PA
PA work email: oliviatcavy@juno.com
PA home email: mou10man@sgi.net (that's the number 10 in the middle of
the letters)
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 07:41:42 -0500 Richard Aerni
writes:
> OK, I've seen so many workshop announcements that I thought I'd
> send along one of my own. If you're just dying to see me, and can't
> make it to the one in Bloomington, I'll be presenting at SUNY
> Fredonia next week (in western NY), and will be giving a workshop
> this fall in Lodi, NJ. Email me for details.
>
> Slinking back into my hole,
> Richard Aerni
> Bloomfield, NY
>
>
>
>
> A WORKSHOP WITH RICHARD AERNI
>
> "How to get your C.P.A. in Just Two Days!"
> (Clay, Plaster and Ash)
>
> MARCH 8 & 9
> in Bloomington, Indiana
>
> Richard will demonstrate the forming techniques used in his
> work. He throws in sections and uses plaster forms for support and
> to aid in forming. He'll explain how to cast plaster for use with
> these techniques. He'll discuss single firing and methods of
> applying ash glaze. Several slide shows will be presented.
>
> The workshop will be held on Friday (March 8) and Saturday
> (March 9) from 9 A.M. to
> 4:30 P.M. at the studio of Cheri Glaser. The fee for the
> workshop is $75.00 for the two days. This includes lunch both days.
> Full-time Students fee is $35.00. A one day registration is $40.00.
> A potluck dinner will be held on Friday evening and Richard will
> show slides from his collection.
>
> This workshop is presented by Local Clay Potters Guild of
> Bloomington, Indiana
>
> E-mail Cheri at cglaser@kiva.net or Tena at
> wentapottery@aol.com for more information. Send your snail mail
> address if you'd like a registration form.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Ted Whittemore on thu 24 jan 02
Email me for details.
Slinking back into my hole,
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY
Richard,
Don' slink back until you give us your email address
so we can email you for details.
Thanks.
Ted Whittemore
ted@amgpi.com
MOLINA, RAFAEL on thu 24 jan 02
I and two of my students attended a Richard Aerni lecture, reception, and
exhibition at the Creative Arts Center in Dallas, TX in the spring of '98.
My students also attended the workshop that accompanied the show. Michael
Obranovich organized the activities.
I've always been a big fan of Richard's work and was quite impressed with
his studio experiences that he shared in his slide presentation. I
encourage anyone who might be interested in this workshop opportunity to go.
BTW, Richard, if you ever want to come back the Texas our college has the
gallery space for an exhibition, studio space for a workshop, and the funds
for your honorarium including travel, food, and lodging.
Chao,
Rafael Enrique
Rafael Molina, MFA
Assistant Professor of Art
Department of Music, Art, and Dance
Tarrant County College-Southeast Campus
2100 Southeast Parkway
Arlington, TX 76018-3144
(817) 515-3711
(817) 515-3189 fax
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Aerni [mailto:rcaerni@FRONTIERNET.NET]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 6:42 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Banging your own drum...a workshop
OK, I've seen so many workshop announcements that I thought I'd send along
one of my own. If you're just dying to see me, and can't make it to the one
in Bloomington, I'll be presenting at SUNY Fredonia next week (in western
NY), and will be giving a workshop this fall in Lodi, NJ. Email me for
details.
Slinking back into my hole,
Richard Aerni
Bloomfield, NY
A WORKSHOP WITH RICHARD AERNI
"How to get your C.P.A. in Just Two Days!"
(Clay, Plaster and Ash)
MARCH 8 & 9
in Bloomington, Indiana
Richard will demonstrate the forming techniques used in his work. He
throws in sections and uses plaster forms for support and to aid in forming.
He'll explain how to cast plaster for use with these techniques. He'll
discuss single firing and methods of applying ash glaze. Several slide shows
will be presented.
The workshop will be held on Friday (March 8) and Saturday (March 9)
from 9 A.M. to
4:30 P.M. at the studio of Cheri Glaser. The fee for the workshop
is $75.00 for the two days. This includes lunch both days. Full-time
Students fee is $35.00. A one day registration is $40.00. A potluck dinner
will be held on Friday evening and Richard will show slides from his
collection.
This workshop is presented by Local Clay Potters Guild of
Bloomington, Indiana
E-mail Cheri at cglaser@kiva.net or Tena at wentapottery@aol.com for
more information. Send your snail mail address if you'd like a registration
form.
____________________________________________________________________________
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You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
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Dannon Rhudy on thu 24 jan 02
Guess I'll chime in on this thread, and urge any
nearby enough to catch Richard's workshop to go for it.
I have no experience of one of his workshops - though I'm
workin' on it, I'm workin' on it. I HAVE seen a lot of his
work, and it is both strong and elegant; his method of making
is unique, I believe. So go, have a good time, get some
inspiration. It's just the right time of year for all
those things.
regards
Dannon Rhudy
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