Russel Fouts on sat 15 feb 03
I'd thought I updated the listing for Dai Ichi. Even then, apparently,
the address given wouldn't steer you wrong.
GALLERY DAI ICHI ARTS,LTD, 212 262 02 39
24 West.57th. Street.6FL. (this is now referred to as the annex)
249 East 48th Street (main gallery)
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Special appointments for the gallery and the annex at 24 West 57th
Street, suite 601 are welcome, please call for arrangements.
Tel: 212.230.1680
Fax: 212.230.1618
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jim behan on sun 21 oct 07
Hello Clayarters,
I'm visiting New York this week. Any suggestions as to
what I must see ceramically speaking?
Regards from the Emerald Isle.
jim Behan
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Maggie Jones on mon 22 oct 07
If you mean NYC try this:
http://www.ceramic1900.com/servlet/q.QItemSearch?start=0
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On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:31:37 -0700 jim behan
writes:
> Hello Clayarters,
> I'm visiting New York this week. Any suggestions as to
> what I must see ceramically speaking?
> Regards from the Emerald Isle.
> jim Behan
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> e-mail dolmenpots@yahoo.com
> website http://www.jimbehanceramics.com
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Nancy on mon 22 oct 07
What part of NY Jim???? NY is big and diverse.
Nancy
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> If you mean NYC try this:
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> On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:31:37 -0700 jim behan
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>> Hello Clayarters,
>> I'm visiting New York this week. Any suggestions as to
>> what I must see ceramically speaking?
>> Regards from the Emerald Isle.
>> jim Behan
>>
>> From : Jim Behan (Dolmen Pottery) 113, Green Rd., Carlow Ireland.
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Ed Huml on tue 23 oct 07
Jim,
Welcome to NY in advance. What to see is what do
you want to look at? New, ancient, what kind of stuff?
The major museums have different collections. The
Metropolitan has a bit of everything from Oriental to
Roman to early Middle East to things found in the
various historical departments.
The Brooklyn Museum has various historical pottery.
You can check out the Museum of Art and Design,
formerly the Amer. Craft Museum.
Don't forget some galleries like Garth Clark and
Dai Ichi Arts. Google will find you most of these
rather easily. Do some web surfing before you
get here to have some ideas.
If you want to get your hands in some clay feel
free to come visit us in Brooklyn.
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Kathy Forer on tue 23 oct 07
On Oct 21, 2007, at 4:31 PM, jim behan wrote:
> I'm visiting New York this week. Any suggestions as to
> what I must see ceramically speaking?
It opens next week, Oct 30, Ghiberti's doors, Gates of Paradise, are
a must see (though they're bronze not ceramic)
http://www.metmuseum.org/special/se_event.asp?OccurrenceId={D70BAAB9-
DC03-4677-B51B-3E28AE710089}
The Met also has special exhibits on Chinese Qing decorative arts and
part II of Baroque Tapestries. The Medieval ivory and boxwood
carvings are quite special too.
Not ceramics or sculpture, the New York Historical Society has some
good exhibits and is a touch of old New York:
https://www.nyhistory.org/web/default.php?section=exhibits_collections
Visit the new MoMA if you haven't yet:
Martin Puryear at MoMA, Nov 4-Jan 14
David Smith in lobby gallery -Nov 26
Alexander Calder too -Feb 18
http://www.moma.org
Asia Society Museum has Arts of Kashmir
http://asiasociety.org/events/calendar.pl?rm=detail&eventid=16496
Also see http://galleryguide.com/museums/NorthAmerica/regional/1878/
and http://www.artcal.net/ if you have too much time
Kathy
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