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fusion winter workshop with john chalke, march 6-7, 2004

updated tue 17 feb 04

 

Helen Bates on mon 16 feb 04


Fusion winter workshop with John Chalke, March 6-7, 2004

Hi, here's a reminder of the JOHN CHALKE Winter Workshop
offered by "Fusion: The Ontario Clay and Glass Association" in conjunctio=
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with the Kawartha Potters' Guild, at Sir Sandford Fleming College,=20
Peterborough, March 6 & 7, 2004.

To register or for more information, you can call the Fusion office at
416-438-8946 and speak to Jacquie. You can also visit the Fusion website=20
at: .

Here's a quote from the PDF brochure for the workshop:

> John Chalke=92s love of clay began in England, and
> his work was greatly influenced by his time spent
> in Japan. He currently teaches at the Alberta
> College of Art and Design in Calgary. John has
> explored a variety of styles ranging from
> functional pots to thought-provoking sculptural
> ceramic objects, using conventional as well as
> vapour glazing techniques. He has earned an
> international reputation as a ceramic artist and in
> 2000, was awarded the prestigious Governor
> General=92s Award in Visual and Media Arts. He has
> earned a reputation as an excellent juror, recently
> judging the Sidney Meyer International Ceramic
> Award in Australia. This outstanding Canadian
> ceramic artist has much to offer workshop
> participants through his extensive years working in
> clay and his sensitive approach to life.

Helen
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