gordon wong on fri 26 apr 02
Dear Tony,
I went to a show like that years ago; it was
awersome. All the NLT's pots were there. I wish I
could come to the current one in Burlington, Ontario.
Nevertheless,let me ask you a question; Do you know if
they have a catalogue of the show for sale? I was
thinking I may want to buy one.
Thanks :)
Gordon in Vancouver B.C, Canada
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> I was just briefly at the Burlington Arts Centre in
> Burlington, Ontario and
> saw a show of Contemporary Japanese Ceramics
> sponsored by the Japan
> Foundation. this is the nicest show of pots I have
> EVER seen. Not a handle
> anywhere, but I'll forgive them. Marvin from SUNY is
> coming for a visit next
> week and he and his students are in for the treat of
> a lifetime. there are
> problably between 50-75 pieces and complimented by
> the Centres collection of
> Hamada, Shimoaka, Kawaii and other fine Irish
> sounding names. the scale of
> the work and the glazes are breathtaking. There
> wasn't a pot there, I
> wouldn't go to bed with.
> Yes, Liz if you're reading this, it is a must see
> for you and Judith.
> Truly awesome and and like the CPA on this list, i'm
> not one to gush over
> many pots.
> Go if you can. I give a ***** star rating.
> cheers,
> tony
> P.S I'm going back several times.
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clennell on sat 27 apr 02
Sour Cherry Pottery
> Dear Tony,
>
> I went to a show like that years ago; it was
> awersome. All the NLT's pots were there. I wish I
> could come to the current one in Burlington, Ontario.
>
> Nevertheless,let me ask you a question; Do you know if
> they have a catalogue of the show for sale? I was
> thinking I may want to buy one.
>
> Thanks :)
>
> Gordon in Vancouver B.C, Canada
gordon : I didn't see a cataloque but when I go back I'll enquire. Will
let y'all know.
cheers,
tony
clennell on sat 27 apr 02
Sour Cherry Pottery
> Mel - I know this is OT, but given the frequency of
> virus problems, I think people should know about this
> service. Check it out:
>
> Symantec, a software company that produces anti-virus
> software, publishes a free e-mail virus alert. They
> are very responsible when you sign up for their list:
> they only send messages out when there are REAL problems
> (level 3 or higher), and they don't fill your mailbox with
> SPAM. Most of the professional system administrators I
> know subscribe to the list.
>
> You can find out about current viruses, and sign up
> for the Symantec Security Alerts, at
> http://securityresponse.symantec.com/
>
I was just briefly at the Burlington Arts Centre in Burlington, Ontario and
saw a show of Contemporary Japanese Ceramics sponsored by the Japan
Foundation. this is the nicest show of pots I have EVER seen. Not a handle
anywhere, but I'll forgive them. Marvin from SUNY is coming for a visit next
week and he and his students are in for the treat of a lifetime. there are
problably between 50-75 pieces and complimented by the Centres collection of
Hamada, Shimoaka, Kawaii and other fine Irish sounding names. the scale of
the work and the glazes are breathtaking. There wasn't a pot there, I
wouldn't go to bed with.
Yes, Liz if you're reading this, it is a must see for you and Judith.
Truly awesome and and like the CPA on this list, i'm not one to gush over
many pots.
Go if you can. I give a ***** star rating.
cheers,
tony
P.S I'm going back several times.
Bobbruch1@AOL.COM on sun 28 apr 02
Does anyone know if the Japanese Ceramics Show in Burlington, Ontario has a
website?
Thanks,
Bob Bruch
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