k. sam miller on wed 12 jun 02
Hey Gang,
My company just revised our vacation policy, and all of a sudden I have 12
extra vacation days this year!!! So... I am frantically looking for 1-2
week workshops that still have openings. I am a handbuilder who is into
sculptural pieces (mostly abstract). I found a couple that interested me
at Penland, but they were already full (Yih-Wen Kuo & Keisuke Mizuno).
I then found the Oregon College of Art & Craft website with classes by Paul
Soldner & Lisa Wolkow (will call tomorrow to see if they're still
open). Anybody taken classes there?
Any other sculpture workshops that I may have overlooked? I'm really
interested in a personal growth experience more that a demo-type experience.
Thanks in advance!
Sam
Texas Dabbler
(with 8 yr old furry, 4-legged "child" - Molly the choc lab - sleeping
soundly on my bed as I type...)
Marks on thu 13 jun 02
You should look into George McCauley's workshop July 22-26 at the
Appalachian Center for Crafts. I've never taken his workshop, but I've met
him, and he's a great guy. Hopefully Vince Pitelka won't mind that I copied
the info below from his website:
http://www.craftcenter.tntech.edu/workshops/summer2002.htm
Sculptural Work Using Thrown and Handbuilding Methods
George McCauley
$260
During this class students will use thrown and handbuilding methods to make
sculptural work. Students will make pots and/or sculpture using personal
narrative, mythology, some life experience or story, etc., without regard to
function, although use can be a point of departure. Time permitting, some
work will be single-fired in a soda kiln.
Intermediate-Advanced
Ellen Marks
Perrsburg, Ohio
> Any other sculpture workshops that I may have overlooked? I'm really
> interested in a personal growth experience more that a demo-type
experience.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Sam
> Texas Dabbler
>
>>
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