Ilene Richardson on sun 22 dec 02
If you signed up for a pottery class at the Maryland Institute, College
of Art, in Baltimore you would have a short drive and could have access
to the pottery studio all day long. I graduated from there many years
ago. It is filled with wonderful people and the amount of information
you can learn is endless. They have a subway system now and traveling
is pretty easy. Their pottery studio is great.
Ilene Richardson
Ababi on mon 23 dec 02
I remember I saw their exhibition on the net.
here is a link to their site, not to that exhibition
Ababi
http://www.alumni.net/North_America/United_States_of_America/Maryland/Baltimore/Maryland_Institute,_College_of_Art/
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>If you signed up for a pottery class at the Maryland Institute, College
>of Art, in Baltimore you would have a short drive and could have access
>to the pottery studio all day long. I graduated from there many years
>ago. It is filled with wonderful people and the amount of information
>you can learn is endless. They have a subway system now and traveling
>is pretty easy. Their pottery studio is great.
>Ilene Richardson
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PurpleLama@AOL.COM on mon 23 dec 02
If you signed up for a pottery class at the Maryland Institute, College
of Art, in Baltimore you would have a short drive and could have access
to the pottery studio all day long. . . .Their pottery studio is great.
They have great dark room facilities as well. When I lived in Baltimore, I
took evening photography classes so that I would have access to their dark
rooms.
I seem to have missed the original email. If you are moving to Baltimore,
don't miss Baltimore Clayworks. That's where I learned to throw. Wonderful
place; wonderful people. It is also close to public transportation.
Shula
in sunny Redondo Beach, CA
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