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new york city suppliers

updated mon 14 apr 03

 

Jack Rosenberg on sun 13 apr 03


The Complete Sculptor, while specializing in sculpture tools and
materials, has a vast amount of materials, clays, clay tools, books, and
a highly knowledgeable staff.
The contact info is:


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(212) 243-6074
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90 Vandam Street
New York, NY
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Pearl Paint on Canal Street has a section on clay, modeling, and a large
assortment of clay/plaster/sculpting tools, and all the airbrushes made
in the world are available for testing.

The Art Store on Bond Street carries a basic selection of clay tools,
plasteline and armatures; and a huge selection of notebooks, journals
and other studio and art supplies: all at significant discount prices.


For a really interesting flash back to the 16th century: Kremer
Pigments at 228 Elizabeth Street carries small bags and containers of
raw pigments. It's a beautiful and charming little shop. Some of the
raw materials are the central ingredients in ceramic stains, and they
have a catalog of materials that can be used in glazes. They also have
a few books on glaze formulation. (www.kremer-pigmente.com).

Hacker Art Books (now merged with Strand Books) on West 57th Street has
the largest collection of Ceramics, Pottery, and Technique books in NYC.
I found a copy of the Victoria & Albert Reproduction Folio of
Picolopasso's "The Three Books of the Potters Art" from the 14th
century. Also: it's right across the street from the Garth Clark
Gallery...always an inspiring visit.

Enjoy.


Jack Rosenberg
www.jackrosenberg.com