Cynthia Baker on mon 7 jun 04
Beth Cavener Stichter - known for her stunning, emotionally charged animal
figures, and a recent recipient of an Emerging Artist Fellowship from the
American Craft Council - will be conducting a 2-day workshop at Pottery Northwest in
Seattle. Working forms from solid clay, often huge amounts, Beth's unique
approach to the process can serve as a revelation. This workshop is truly a
unique opportunity to stretch your creative thinking. To view Beth's work,
please follow this link: http://www.followtheblackrabbit.com/
June 26 & 27 Saturday and Sunday 10-4
Slide Lecture Friday, June 25, 7 pm
Fee $75
"The things we leave unsaid are far more important than the words spoken
out-loud to one another. I have learned to read the subtler signs; a look, the way
one holds one's hands, the incline of the head, the rhythm of a walk, and the
slightest unconscious gestures. I rely on animal body language in my work as
a metaphor for these underlying patterns, transforming the animal subjects
into human psychological portraits." Beth Cavener Stichter
Pottery Northwest is located near downtown Seattle. For more information
and registration, please call (206)285-4421 or e-mail pottery@drizzle.com.
Cynthia
Andrew_M_Casto@PROGRESSIVE.COM on tue 8 jun 04
Hey Cynthia -
Can't come to the workshop, but Beth is an old friend from school - could
you tell her hello for me? Tell her that "Good" Andy from Ohio State says
hi if you get a chance. Thanks!
It's great to hear that she's doing so well.
Andy Casto
Cynthia Baker
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Beth Cavener Stichter - known for her stunning, emotionally charged animal
figures, and a recent recipient of an Emerging Artist Fellowship from the
American Craft Council - will be conducting a 2-day workshop at Pottery
Northwest in
Seattle. Working forms from solid clay, often huge amounts, Beth's unique
approach to the process can serve as a revelation. This workshop is truly
a
unique opportunity to stretch your creative thinking. To view Beth's
work,
please follow this link: http://www.followtheblackrabbit.com/
June 26 & 27 Saturday and Sunday 10-4
Slide Lecture Friday, June 25, 7 pm
Fee $75
"The things we leave unsaid are far more important than the words spoken
out-loud to one another. I have learned to read the subtler signs; a look,
the way
one holds one's hands, the incline of the head, the rhythm of a walk, and
the
slightest unconscious gestures. I rely on animal body language in my work
as
a metaphor for these underlying patterns, transforming the animal subjects
into human psychological portraits." Beth Cavener Stichter
Pottery Northwest is located near downtown Seattle. For more information
and registration, please call (206)285-4421 or e-mail pottery@drizzle.com.
Cynthia
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