Nicole Clements on fri 25 mar 05
Hi Althea,
Check out the Scottish Potters Association website --
www.scottishpotters.org. there's info on some of the
members and some images of their work. You can also
download a map of the country that shows roughly where
all the members are located.
Hope you enjoy your trip! Scratch that, you'll TOTALLY
enjoy your trip! May in Scotland is BEE-YOU-TI-FULL!
Just keep an open mind, don't call anyone English and
bring a raincoat (you may not need it, but probably
will!!).
Ach aye the noo!!
Nicole
--- Althea Vail wrote:
> I'm planning a 10 day trip to Scotland and Ireland
> during May 2006. The focus of the trip is not clay
> but I am insisting we stop to visit some potters and
> ceramic galleries while there. Can anyone suggest
> who I shouldn't miss while there? Which galleries
> are recommended? I prefer functional/raku/pit-fired
> type work rather than sculptural.
>
> Thanks so much.
>
> Althea Vail
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Althea Vail on fri 25 mar 05
Nicole,
Thanks for the info, I will definitely check it out. I was also directed by another clayarter to look at www.ccoi.ie (Crafts Council of Ireland), so now I feel I can begin to plan an itinerary around seeing specific potters/potteries in the two countries. And maybe when I return I will know what 'ach aye the noo' means.
I promise not to label anyone 'English' (how do the Scottish feel about Americans?) and my raincoat will be first on my list of items to be packed, the camera second and the hiking boots third.
Althea Vail
Nicole Clements wrote:
Hi Althea,
Check out the Scottish Potters Association website --
www.scottishpotters.org. there's info on some of the
members and some images of their work. You can also
download a map of the country that shows roughly where
all the members are located.
Hope you enjoy your trip! Scratch that, you'll TOTALLY
enjoy your trip! May in Scotland is BEE-YOU-TI-FULL!
Just keep an open mind, don't call anyone English and
bring a raincoat (you may not need it, but probably
will!!).
Ach aye the noo!!
Nicole
--- Althea Vail wrote:
> I'm planning a 10 day trip to Scotland and Ireland
> during May 2006. The focus of the trip is not clay
> but I am insisting we stop to visit some potters and
> ceramic galleries while there. Can anyone suggest
> who I shouldn't miss while there? Which galleries
> are recommended? I prefer functional/raku/pit-fired
> type work rather than sculptural.
>
> Thanks so much.
>
> Althea Vail
>
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Maggie Woodhead on sat 26 mar 05
Nicole. Thank you so much for this website I am delighted and have signed
on and hoping to have contact with one or two potters from my homeland.
Born in Scotland I regret the loss of my Scottishness with years of being
away.
Revel in the accent and am looking forward to seeing it all via the net.
Turn 80 this year but still potting and take heart from Bonnie Staffel's
continued interest in clay and all that that involves. Again many thanks
Regards and Best wishes Maggie
maggie.w@paradise.net.nz
Check out the Scottish Potters Association website --
www.scottishpotters.org. there's info on some of the
members and some images of their work. You can also
download a map of the country that shows roughly where
all the members are located.
Hope you enjoy your trip! Scratch that, you'll TOTALLY
enjoy your trip! May in Scotland is BEE-YOU-TI-FULL!
Just keep an open mind, don't call anyone English and
bring a raincoat (you may not need it, but probably
will!!).
Ach aye the noo!!
Nicole
>
>
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