Helen Bates on tue 18 feb 03
Feb. 17th, 03
Surfing with Helen Bates - Submitted to Clayart Feb. 17th, 03
Sheridan College, Mississauga, Canada - Spring Workshops - May 20 to 24,
2003
http://www.sheridanc.on.ca/academic/arts/craftsdesign/workshops/ceramics.=
html
Clayarter Tony Clennell - wood firing pots; Harlan House - Porcelain
Vessels; Chunfang Pan & Chengquan Xu - The Art Styles and Making
Techniques of Yixing Pottery; Matthias Ostermann - Maiolica Colour
Workshop.
Jim Speers
http://www.jimspeers.com/
Fellow Clayarter Jim Speers has a few fun things up on his site.
Statement O'Matic; Potter's Word Game; Random Quotations (by famous
artists)
http://www.jimspeers.com/jabber/wocky.html
Makes excellent production forms, and some very nice one of a kind
pieces.
Wendy Walgate
http://walgate.com/
Wendy's own site. (Her name was included in my most recent surfing
post, in the paragraph on the Ontario Craft Council.)
Her work consists of highly coloured vessel forms with all-over
additions of moulded pieces in high relief.
Kate Carlyle (Cape Town, South Africa)
http://www.ashowofhands.com/dynamic/fr_category_artist.asp?ArtistID=3D70&=
CategoryID=3DCeramics
Bowls, cups and saucers in delicate floral and vegetable shapes,
reminding one of excellent majolica, but thinner, and seems to be
porcelain.
Exhibited by Petroff Gallery "A Show of Hands." (Toronto, ON, Canada)
http://www.ashowofhands.com/
Represented also are many other excellent ceramic artists, many of whom
are in the top line of Canadian clay workers in the Country: Graeme
Allemeersch; Kate Carlyle; Tina Croghan; Jose Drouin; Ian Johnston;
Michael Lambert; Mark Lemke; Jeff Margolin; Gary Merkel; Zsuzsa
Monostory; Alan & Brenda Newman; Kayo O'Young; Cory Pinassi; Saundra
Reiner; Steve Robinson; Victoria Stanca; Richard & Susan Surette
Mountain West Contemporary Art Auction (Montana State U. School of
Art) (Bozeman, MT, USA)
http://www.mwcartauction.com/
Dean Adams, Rudy Autio
Jan M=FCller and Irene Schimandl (Drenthe, Netherlands)
http://www.atelier1280.nl/
Atelier 1280, named after the temperature at which their stoneware,
porcelain are fired. Courses in pit fire and raku. Clear and fairly
sizeable photos of get-togethers. Some interesting pieces by the owners
of this pottery.
Use this page to enter the urls of each page in the Atelier 1280 site,
to translate them (roughly) into English from the original Dutch.
http://www.freetranslation.com/
Grover/Thurston Gallery (Seattle, WA, USA)
http://www.groverthurston.com/
Ceramists Don Fritz, Judy Hill, Akio Takamori, David Kroll ,
(Kroll's paintings all have pottery depicted)
http://www.revolutn.com/
Helen
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Helen Bates - mailto:nell@cogeco.ca, nelbanell@yahoo.com
Web - http://www.geocities.com/nelbanell/
PMI Online - http://www.potterymaking.org/pmionline.html
Clayarters' Urls - http://amsterlaw.com/clayart.html
Surfing Posts - http://amsterlaw.com/nell.html
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