Ron Collins on wed 20 nov 02
I currently have a student for 2 months who normally lives in Canada, =
although she travels a lot. She is very interested in continuing =
ceramic work....is there anyone on the list who lives in Calgary, Canada =
area that she could contact about upcoming workshops, etc? She is a =
very interesting wonderful person, and I told her that I would ask =
Clayart, so as to be able to get her in contact with ceramic related =
activities when she gets back home....Melinda Collins, Antigua, =
Guatemala
lela martens on thu 21 nov 02
Try www.albertacraft.ab.ca or a google search for the alberta college of
art. Good Luck, Lela
>From: Ron Collins
>Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Calgary?
>Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 18:02:10 -0600
>
>I currently have a student for 2 months who normally lives in Canada, =
>although she travels a lot. She is very interested in continuing =
>ceramic work....is there anyone on the list who lives in Calgary, Canada =
>area that she could contact about upcoming workshops, etc? She is a =
>very interesting wonderful person, and I told her that I would ask =
>Clayart, so as to be able to get her in contact with ceramic related =
>activities when she gets back home....Melinda Collins, Antigua, =
>Guatemala
>
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david mcbeth on thu 21 nov 02
>I currently have a student for 2 months who normally lives in Canada,
>although she travels a lot. She is very interested in continuing ceramic
>work....is there anyone on the list who lives in Calgary, Canada area that
>she could contact about upcoming workshops, etc? She is a very
>interesting wonderful person, and I told her that I would ask Clayart, so
>as to be able to get her in contact with ceramic related activities when
>she gets back home....Melinda Collins, Antigua, Guatemala
>
Red Deer College is about an hour and half north of Calgary. They have a
wonderful clay program, offer many workshop type situations each year and
are connected with the diploma program from the National University in
Australia. Trudy Golley is the clay person there.
dave
David McBeth, MFA
Professor of Art
Assistant Director of Honors Programs
330 B Gooch Hall
Department of Visual and Theatre Art
University of Tennessee at Martin
Martin, Tennessee 38238
731-587-7416
Janet Moe / Paul Bailey on thu 21 nov 02
There are some great visual art workshops at Red Deer College in the
summer called Series. Check out last years list at Series
.
Janet, thinking I'd better plant my own peanuts and strawberries for my
PBJ, don't want to be a PBJ dabbler
Helen Bates on sat 23 nov 02
Here's the url for the web site of the Alberta College of Art & Design:
.
Here's an interesting idea - stay with potter and teacher John Chalke and
learn about wood firing: .
Helen
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 05:58:06 +0000, lela martens
wrote:
>Try www.albertacraft.ab.ca or a google search for the alberta college of
>art. Good Luck, Lela
>
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>>From: Ron Collins (Snip)
>>
>>I currently have a student for 2 months who normally lives in Canada, =
>>although she travels a lot. She is very interested in continuing =
>>ceramic work....is there anyone on the list who lives in Calgary, Canada =
>>area that she could contact about upcoming workshops, etc? (Snip)
..Melinda Collins, Antigua, =
>>Guatemala
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