CeramixOne@AOL.COM on sat 16 oct 04
Hello all-
I have moved back to the Washington DC area (grew up in Alexandria) and I am
interested in hooking up with individuals that have a passion for
clay-specifically woodfiring.
I am also looking for property/building in the DC area to live and/or have
studio in. If you are so inclined, please respond to Clayart.
Thnaks,
Mark Lewis
Karin Abromaitis on sat 16 oct 04
There are a number of wood fire fans in the area. Mary Bowren and John T=
heis have beautiful large anigama and nobrigama kilns respectively. Bill=
van Gilder has a wood fire kiln as well and there are a number of others=
I have a feeling that finding an existing kiln or property to build on=
e within 20 miles of DC is going to be very difficult, although firing wi=
th others will be more likely. Hood College sometimes offers workshops, =
John does too through Montgomery Potters and Langley Potters. Kevin Crow=
e lives farther out, but also offers workshops occasionally. The three p=
ottery clubs in the area can offer more info-Montgomery Potters, the Kiln=
Club and the Ceramic Guild. And NCECA will be in Baltimore this year-a =
great place to hook up with locals I'm sure! =20
Karin A.
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From: CeramixOne@AOL.COM
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Subject: Shout out to DC potters, if any can afford to live here!
Hello all-
I have moved back to the Washington DC area (grew up in Alexandria) and I=
am
interested in hooking up with individuals that have a passion for
clay-specifically woodfiring.
I am also looking for property/building in the DC area to live and/or hav=
e
studio in. If you are so inclined, please respond to Clayart.
Thnaks,
Mark Lewis
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Marcia Selsor on sat 16 oct 04
Call Joyce Michaud at Hood College in Frederick, MD. She fires wood
often. She can tell you where to find others in the area.
Marcia Selsor
On Oct 16, 2004, at 8:39 AM, CeramixOne@AOL.COM wrote:
> Hello all-
>
> I have moved back to the Washington DC area (grew up in Alexandria)
> and I am
> interested in hooking up with individuals that have a passion for
> clay-specifically woodfiring.
>
> I am also looking for property/building in the DC area to live and/or
> have
> studio in. If you are so inclined, please respond to Clayart.
>
> Thnaks,
>
> Mark Lewis
>
dennis mclaughlin on sat 16 oct 04
Mark,
I too have recently moved to DC and have been looking for studio space with a highfire reduction kiln.
Fortunately I met someone who has a woodburning kiln which i to am very interested in doing, but it is north of the city about 60miles.
The commute hasn't been too bad. I enjoy getting back to rural.
It would be great meet you and compare notes.
I'm currently living in NW DC, east of Dupont Circle, quite a change from southwest Minnesota.
Let me know if and when you'd like to meet over a cup of coffee.
Denny McLaughlin
CeramixOne@AOL.COM wrote:
Hello all-
I have moved back to the Washington DC area (grew up in Alexandria) and I am
interested in hooking up with individuals that have a passion for
clay-specifically woodfiring.
I am also looking for property/building in the DC area to live and/or have
studio in. If you are so inclined, please respond to Clayart.
Thnaks,
Mark Lewis
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