Claire Reishman on wed 23 mar 05
There are still a few places left in Sandi Pierantozzi's class at Shakerag
Workshops, in Sewanee Tennesee, June 12-18 2005. Sandi's class is open to
students of all levels of expertise and is limited to 18 participants. The
workshop, entitled "Handbuilding Functional Pots," will explore a range of
traditional pottery forms, investigating one form at a time, using slab
building as the main forming technique. The cost of the week-long workshop
is $550 which includes tuition and meals, and housing costs vary from
$125-$200 for the week.
Shakerag Workshops is a small workshop program, operating for only two weeks
in June, in which participants and faculty members live, eat, walk, swim,
and work together for a week on the Sewanee mountaintop. We emphasize good
meals, and we enjoy retreating from our ordinary worlds to focus on our art.
Each evening after dinner faculty members give slide/lectures, and our
studios are open through the evening so that participants can work, talk,
and enjoy one another's company. Our website, www.shakerag.org, has pictures
of our facilties and of our 2004 program, as well as more information about
our June 2005 workshops and on-line registration forms.
Claire Reishman
Director, Shakerag Workshops
Shakerag contact information: info@shakerag.org, or 931-968-0210, Extension
3165
Shakerag Workshops Studio Intensives, 2005:
June 12-17: Cynthia Bringle (wheel-throwing, clay), Jean Hicks (felting),
Jim Ann Howard (watercolor), Pradip Malde (digital photography, video),
Sandi Pierantozzi (hand-building, clay), Cynthia Thompson (papermaking),
Lynne Vogel (spinning, dyeing, knitting)
June 19-24: Wendy Erickson (digital arts, textiles), George Harkins
(watercolor), Helen Hiebert (papermaking, lighting), Nick Joerling (clay,
wheel-throwing), Emily Martin (book arts), Jeff Oestreich and Lana Wilson
(clay, hand-building and wheel-throwing)
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