merissa tobler on fri 19 mar 04
Suze Lindsay is conducting a clay workshop for Shakerag Workshops, in
Sewanee, TN, entitled "Exploring the Teapot" in which she will demonstrate
different forms for teapots, including various methods of creating handles,
lids, and spouts. Complete information about the workshop can be seen at
the Shakerag Workshops website -- www.shakerag.org. The workshop will be
held from June 20-25, 2004. Tuition for the week-long workshop is $375;
room and board is $300. Lindsay writes about her class:
"This class will concentrate on the elements of a teapot and teapot
construction. We will focus on craftsmanship and function; we will pay
attention to details of form from foot to spout. We will explore scale and
altering out of the round, and we will concentrate on surface decoration,
using slips on greenware."
Suze Lindsay received her MFA from Louisiana State University in 1992, after
completing a two-year fellowship study at Penland School of Craft in western
North Carolina (1987-89). She was a resident at Penland School for three
years and then settled in the area, where she and her husband, Kent
McLaughlin, own and operate Fork Mountain Pottery. Lindsay received an
Emerging Talent Award from the National Council on Education in the Ceramic
Arts and has exhibited nationally.
For more information about the workshop, and to register for it, please
contact www.shakerag.org or call Claire Reishman, the director of the
program, at 931-968-0210 ext 3165.
merissa tobler on sun 28 mar 04
North Carolina potter Suze Lindsay is conducting a clay workshop for
Shakerag Workshops, in Sewanee, TN, entitled "Exploring the Teapot" in which
she will demonstrate different forms for teapots, including various methods
of creating handles, lids, and spouts. The workshop will be held from June
20-25, 2004. Tuition for the week-long workshop is $375; room and board is
$300. Lindsay writes about her class:
"This class will focus on craftsmanship and function; we will pay
attention to details of form in pots from foot to spout. We will explore
scale and altering out of the round, and we will concentrate on surface
decoration, using slips on greenware."
For more information about the workshop, and to register for it, please log
on to www.shakerag.org, or write Claire Reishman, the director of the
program, at creishman@sasweb.org or call 931-968-0210 ext 3165.
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