LaShawnda Crowe on sat 21 may 05
Hi Everyone:
I just graduated college and need to find some place in the Chicago area that access to ceramic kilns and firing. Does anyone know of any? I specifically need access to Cone 10 reduction and smoke firing capabilities.
Thanks for your help.
L. Storm
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karen gringhuis on mon 23 may 05
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Start your search at Lill St. Studios 4401 N.
Ravenswood @ Montrose 773-769-4226. It's a great
facility with some artists' studio rented as well as
classrooms, etc.
In suburban Oak Park, there is also Terra Incognito.
If you need more leads, write me back off list - there
is also a small fairly unknown facility in Lincoln
Park whose name I don't know but can find out.
Karen Gringhuis
KG Pottery
Box 607 Alfred NY 14802
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Susan S on mon 23 may 05
In a message dated 5/23/2005 10:54:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
kgringhuis@YAHOO.COM writes:
> Start your search at Lill St. Studios 4401 N.
> Ravenswood @ Montrose 773-769-4226. It's a great
> facility with some artists' studio rented as well as
> classrooms, etc.
>
> In suburban Oak Park, there is also Terra Incognito.
> If you need more leads, write me back off list - there
> is also a small fairly unknown facility in Lincoln
> Park whose name I don't know but can find out.
There's also a place in Evanston, right off the lake, close to Northwestern.
I'm not sure if this is the place or not but here's a contact:
Midwest Clay Guild
(847) 475-9697
1236 Sherman Ave
Evanston, IL 60202
The place I'm talking about has classes and you can rent work space too.
Susie
Earl Brunner on mon 23 may 05
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Susan S wrote:In a message dated 5/23/2005 10:54:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
kgringhuis@YAHOO.COM writes:
> Start your search at Lill St. Studios 4401 N.
> Ravenswood @ Montrose 773-769-4226. It's a great
> facility with some artists' studio rented as well as
> classrooms, etc.
>
> In suburban Oak Park, there is also Terra Incognito.
> If you need more leads, write me back off list - there
> is also a small fairly unknown facility in Lincoln
> Park whose name I don't know but can find out.
There's also a place in Evanston, right off the lake, close to Northwestern.
I'm not sure if this is the place or not but here's a contact:
Midwest Clay Guild
(847) 475-9697
1236 Sherman Ave
Evanston, IL 60202
The place I'm talking about has classes and you can rent work space too.
Susie
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Helen Bates on sun 5 jun 05
Hi LaShawnda,
I wonder if this url would be of any help to you, though I hope you have
managed to find a suitable place before now:
http://www.chicagolearningguide.com/ceramics_pottery.cfm
Sincerely,
Helen
Belleville, Ontario, Canada
(Web Sleuth)
On Sat, 21 May 2005 07:29:34 -0700, LaShawnda Crowe wrote:
>Hi Everyone:
>
>I just graduated college and need to find some place in the Chicago area
that access to ceramic kilns and firing. Does anyone know of any? I
specifically need access to Cone 10 reduction and smoke firing capabilities.
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>L. Storm
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