Marcia Selsor on wed 23 apr 03
Great pots! I saw a show at the Museum of mankind in London 20 years ago
with similar pots. Still dream of some of that texture. Knowing your
work, I can see how you are atracted to these pieces.
Your work is beautiful too and I dream of some of those textures as well.
Best wishes,
marcia ( really love texture)
Marta Matray Gloviczki wrote:
> hi,
> last night i saw pictures of 39 unbelievably beautiful
> pots on the net and i would like to share this
> uplifting experience of mine with other pot-lovers...
> see for yourself:
>
> http://www.douglasdawson.com/africanclay.html
>
> few years ago i saw an exhibit of this gallery`s
> collection here in rochester minnesota...
> and i am still dreaming of those pots...
> this show is in chicago, did any of you clayarters saw
> it?
>
> marta
>
>
>
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Marta Matray Gloviczki on wed 23 apr 03
hi,
last night i saw pictures of 39 unbelievably beautiful
pots on the net and i would like to share this
uplifting experience of mine with other pot-lovers...
see for yourself:
http://www.douglasdawson.com/africanclay.html
few years ago i saw an exhibit of this gallery`s
collection here in rochester minnesota...
and i am still dreaming of those pots...
this show is in chicago, did any of you clayarters saw
it?
marta
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Russel Fouts on thu 24 apr 03
Marta,
>> last night i saw pictures of 39 unbelievably beautiful pots on the net and i would like to share this uplifting experience of mine with other pot-lovers... see for yourself: <<
There's a wonderful book by Nigel Barley "Smashing Pots: Feats of Clay
from Africa". Lots of pictures, lots of information on the culture
surrounding the pots. Great book!
Russel
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Sharon Armann on thu 24 apr 03
Marta,
When I clicked on your website, I got a virus alert just as Tom Sawyer did
so did not proceed further into your website. Thanks for posting the 39
beautiful african pots.
Sharon Armann
Phoenix
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marta Matray Gloviczki"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 7:23 AM
Subject: 39 beautiful african pots
> hi,
> last night i saw pictures of 39 unbelievably beautiful
> pots on the net and i would like to share this
> uplifting experience of mine with other pot-lovers...
> see for yourself:
>
> http://www.douglasdawson.com/africanclay.html
>
> few years ago i saw an exhibit of this gallery`s
> collection here in rochester minnesota...
> and i am still dreaming of those pots...
> this show is in chicago, did any of you clayarters saw
> it?
>
> marta
>
>
>
> =====
> marta matray gloviczki
> rochester,mn
> http://users.skynet.be/russel.fouts/Marta.htm
> http://www.silverhawk.com/crafts/gloviczki/welcome.html
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
> The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo
> http://search.yahoo.com
>
>
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__
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melpots@pclink.com.
Marta Matray Gloviczki on thu 24 apr 03
Marcia Selsor wrote
>>. Knowing your
> work, I can see how you are atracted to these
> pieces.
> Your work is beautiful too and I dream of some of
> those textures as well.
> Best wishes,marcia ( really love texture)
thank you marcia!
that is so very kind of you to say, what a compliment!
thanks a million!
of course i love texture too, but those african pots`
textures are so sensuous! and i think the firing adds
to their sensuousness a great deal... maybe that`s why
i am so drawn to primitive firings as well...
can`t wait to use up all my porcelain and go back to
earthenware clays!
have a happy spring,
marta
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Tom Sawyer on thu 24 apr 03
Marta,
When I click on your website, I get a message that my computer could be
infected with a virus and I am urged to download information concerning
a program that could cure the problem. Yours is not the only website
where I am so notified. What is bothersome is that it is almost
impossible to escape without closing Outlook. I find this annoying and
very distracting. Not sure whether your selling or leasing space or if
someone is somehow just tagging along. However, I ended up not looking
at your pottery and probably wouldn't go back to your site without
assurance that this was removed. I would suggest that such tactics may
not be best marketing. Please forgive me if this is beyond your control
and is somehow just pops up every so often due to a cookie loaded on my
computer. P.S. your main page contained a beautiful pot.
Tom Sawyer
tsawyer@cfl.rr.com
Carl Finch on thu 24 apr 03
At 02:15 PM 4/24/03 -0500, Tom Sawyer wrote:
>Marta,
>
>When I click on your website, I get a message that my computer could be
>infected with a virus and I am urged to download information concerning
>a program that could cure the problem. Yours is not the only website
>where I am so notified.
Tom, what you are seeing is an advertisement, not a warning message! As
such you must just learn to ignore it. The way to discern this for sure is
to pass your cursor (without clicking) over the three little buttons at the
upper right corner of this (fake) warning message window--you know, the
'minimize-restore-close' buttons common to all Windows programs. As you do
this you will notice that the status line of your browser contains a long
URL--in other words, clicking anywhere on this phony 'warning' will take
you to another site, and will NOT close or minimize the irksome window!
I think it's a pretty crummy trick to make an advertising banner appear to
be a real window, but what can ya' do?!
>What is bothersome is that it is almost
>impossible to escape without closing Outlook.
Since it's just an ad, no escape is necessary (or I guess I should say
'possible'!). Tom, it's like the commercials on TV--just gotta learn to
tune 'em out, or find another communication medium.
> I find this annoying and
>very distracting. Not sure whether your selling or leasing space or if
>someone is somehow just tagging along. However, I ended up not looking
>at your pottery and probably wouldn't go back to your site without
>assurance that this was removed. I would suggest that such tactics may
>not be best marketing. Please forgive me if this is beyond your control
>and is somehow just pops up every so often due to a cookie loaded on my
>computer.
It probably IS beyond her control. The ads are normally inserted
automatically by the web hosting service. Naturally this reduces (or even
eliminates) the cost to the web owner, Marta.
And no, it's not a cookie thing--EVERYBODY gets those messages.
> P.S. your main page contained a beautiful pot.
As do her other pages!!
--Carl
in Medford, Oregon where this afternoon my windshield wipers wouldn't work
because they were jammed with snow and hail.
Jenny Lewis on fri 25 apr 03
> There's a wonderful book by Nigel Barley "Smashing Pots: Feats of Clay
> from Africa". Lots of pictures, lots of information on the culture
> surrounding the pots. Great book
Hi Russel and all
Those wonderful pots in the book were in the exhibition at the Museum of Mankind a few years ago, and most of them can still be seen in the African gallery at the British Museum. The Mus of M doesn't exist any more, as the collection was moved into the main British Museum, after the British Library moved out to its new building.
The pots have been beautifully displayed, and it is yet another favourite to add to my list of places to see when I do the rounds at the BM.
Jenny Lewis
in London UK
enjoying the mild/hot/warm/cool spring
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