OPEN CALL!!! Hurry! Deadline Dec. 28th

Reminder: Deadline Dec. 28th, 2013   National Juried Open Call for     February Exhibition  AT GALLERY 66 NY "All Fired Up"Open Call to Artists who work in Glass or Ceramic with a Fine Art aesthetic or emphasis to their work. What better way to chase away the cold, dark month of February than with a celebration of art mediums born of heat and fire? Sculpture, Objects d'art, wall pieces, installation art and more. Utilitarian objects will be considered so long as they read as "Fine Art" first. This is not an exhibition for simple drinking and eating vessels. This exhibit is intended to show works in glass and ceramic that expresses these materials as fine art. The exhibition will take place in February of 2014 in Gallery 66 NY.          Jurors: Ronda Schaer is the owner of RASgalleries, an American Art Glass, Ceramics & Fine Art Gallery.  Having a background in Design, Business, Art History and Advertising has served her well as a gallerist.   Her galleries retail location has been in Yountville Napa Valley since 1990.  In addition to operating a successful retail gallery for nearly 25 years, RASgalleries and Ms Schaer earned their reputations & respect by presenting Single Artist Shows which, over the years, number over forty.  Selected and curated by Ronda, a sampling of glass artists featured have been:  Randy Strong, Jack Storms, Richard Silver, Chris Belleau, William Zweifel.  Ceramic artists McGoveny-Camerot & Cynthia Hipkiss have also shown. Additionally several off-site venue shows of art glass and/or ceramics have been organized and curated by Schaer, at locations such as wineries and public centers throughout Napa Valley. In addition to RASgalleries own  shows, Ronda has curated many wide spectrum art shows for various groups such as Napa Valley Open Studios and Napa Valley Photographic Society. Ms. Schaer was the Founding Member of the Yountville Arts Commission, developing guidelines and programs such as the Gallery at Community Center and Yountville Public Art Walk.  These are now a permanent part of city government.  She has won the BMAC Niche Award nomination for Gallery for Gallery of the Year several times and won a Proclamation from the Town of Yountville commending RASgalleries & Ronda Schaer for it's contribution to the arts and community service in Yountville. Wendy Gilvey has a long history as a glass artist, having worked as one since the 70's.  She started her career working as the first full time employee of the famous Polich Tallix Fine Art Foundry. She and husband, John Gilvey started their own glass studio in 1977.  Wendy and John Gilvey, Michael Benzer and Jennifer Smith founded Hudson Beach Glass in 1987 in Beacon, NY.  She and the crew of Hudson Beach Glass have participated in wholesale and retail shows across the country including the American Craft Council shows and the Buyers Market of American Craft.  Their distinctive designs are sold at such prestigious stores as Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus. Their signature bowl of beach glass resting on a base of Rodin's posed men won a BMAC Niche Award.  In 2003, they opened a gallery and glass blowing demonstration studio in a restored firehouse on Main Street in Beacon, NY just a short walk from Dia:Beacon.  This year Hudson Beach Glass celebrates its 10th anniversary of the  gallery.  They have been honored with an award from the Dutchess County Arts Council, 24th Annual Dutchess County Executive's 2010 Arts Awards Winner. GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION: ELIGIBILITY:      Open to all Glass or Ceramic Artists  DEADLINE:  December 28th, 11:59 pm  DIMENSIONS OF WORK: *Wall mounted pieces should be no larger than 36" in width. *Freestanding pieces should be no bigger than 1 ft on either side of base. *Height should be no higher than 5 ft.                          SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS & ENTRY FEES: *You may enter up to 3 artworks for a total of $30.00 submission fee.  *Each artwork may be supported with 2 alternate side photos if your work is 3-dimenional only *If you wish to submit more than 3 artworks, you may add an additional $5 dollars per photograph. *Please send jpegs a minimum of 500 KB and a maximum of 1mb per photo. NO images over 1 MB *Label each jpeg with the following: artists name,title,media,dimensions.                    HOW TO ENTER    Follow the instructions to enter your submission and upload your images      http://www.entrythingy.com/www.gallery66ny.com             Questions about the exhibition? Email Barbara -gallery66ny@gmail.com            SCHEDULE *Submission deadline - Dec. 28th  11:59 pm *Accepted only notices sent out - Jan. 6th *Delivery of work - Jan. 30th for Mail/Shipping; Hand Delivery Feb 1st, 2nd *Opening Reception of Exhibit - Friday, February 7th, 6-9 pm *Exhibition Dates - February 7th - March 2nd *Pick up of work - Hand pick up, March 2nd after 6 pm, March 3rd 10-5 pm *Pick up of work - Shipping, March 3rd - March 5th ***  Artists are responsible for including return shipping for unsold artworks that will not be picked up by hand. ***  Gallery split is 60/40 - 60 to Artists.   Gallery 66 NY 66 Main St. Cold Spring, NY 10516 www.gallery66ny.comn  gallery66ny@gmail.com  845-809-5838 ABOUT US  Gallery 66 NY, featuring three exhibit rooms, a sculpture garden, and the work of  outstanding regional artists, opened its doors in Cold Spring-on-Hudson on Oct. 12, 2012. Director Barbara Galazzo, a renowned glass artist who has exhibited in galleries throughout the U.S. is also the founder of the ArtFull Living Designer Show House, co-founder of the Brooklyn Artisans Gallery and Cold Spring Arts.

NEXT MEETING / GIFT EXCHANGE 1/12/14

Hi all -

Happy Holidays!!

Our next meeting will be January 12th at the Park Slope Y on 9th street. 

It's the annual Gift Exchange! Bring a wrapped handmade piece of your own for exchange. 

Hope you all can make it.

It will be great fun!

NYCreates 2013 Holida Fair

From Judith Hooper:

I have attached the application for NYCreates 2013 Holiday Fair that we will be holding in conjunction with BWAC in their gallery in Red Hook.

I look forward to hearing back from Brooklyn Potters who are interested in being a part of our event.

Take care,

Judith Eloise Hooper

NYCreates Executive Director

BWAC Gallery Manager

Judith Hooper  718-596-2507  jeloisehooper@aol.com

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Demonstrations this Weekend at Ceramics BWAC

There will be all sorts of interesting demonstrations this weekend celebrating the ceramics show at BWAC!
 
Brooklyn Waterfront Arts Coalition is located in Red Hook, Brooklyn - opposite Fairway. 

Scroll down blog to previous posts to see more information about BWAC and the ceramics show there.

Lynn Goodman at Fall Art & Craft in the Garden

Sunday Oct. 13, 12 - 5 pm   

690 East 18th Street, Brooklyn, 11230
email for more info: hungrycatcafejewelry@verizon.net

Lynn will be there with 20 other artisans.
Great Holiday and wedding gifts!

Marsha Clark-Lind at Screwball Spaces

Hi Everyone,

It's time for The Screwball Spaces Open Studio.  Over 60 different artists, many disciplines.  

Saturday and Sunday October 19th & 20th 12:00 - 5:00.

I'll be there both days stop by and say hello.

Best,

Marsha

Screwball Studios

183 Lorraine St.  Take the F or G trains to Smith and 9th St.  Walk down to Court St., turn left.  Follow Court under the expressway overpass to Lorraine St.  Make a right.  We are in the Treasure Island Storage building.  It's huge, you can't miss it.  Really!

Bus: Take the B57 or B61 to Lorraine St.

Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/606617019371545

BPG MEETING SUNDAY/ OCT 6th @ BWAC

The next Brooklyn Potters meeting will be on Sunday, October 6 at a different venue.  In order for everyone to see the ceramics show, we arranged for the meeting to take place at BWAC.  I am attaching another copy of the invitation so everyone has access to the website for directions, etc.  I would encourage people to arrive by 5:00 in order to see the whole show before it closes at 6:00.  We will have our potluck as usual and have use of the BWAC cafe complete with microwave, sink and refrigerators. We will be able to view the Art in Clay show at our leisure after the galleries officially close, but will probably not have access to the other parts of the gallery after 6:00 pm.
We will meet as usual and discuss the show, etc. Susan Handwerker and Renee Murray both have work in the show, as do Tony Moore, Peter Barnett, and many other fine local ceramic artists.
Come one, come all!

Another Tony Moore Wood Firing

Hello Wood-fire Enthusiasts,

You are invited to participate in the next wood-firing of  my Anagama-Noborigama kiln in Cold Spring, NY loading on Sat. Nov 16 and firing Thur Nov 21 thru Sun Nov 24. Unloading on Sat Dec 7.

Please see the attached firing announcement for details, firing fee forms, recommended clays for wood and directions to the kiln.

Please let me know if you intend to participate and your stoking availability for the above dates.

If there are any questions, please get in touch, but first please check out the attachments.

Looking forward to seeing you for the Nov 16 firing.

Happy making.

Best,

Tony

Email TonyMoore@optonline.net

Telephone (845) 265 3097

www.TonyMooreArt.com

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Another Show to go to

Body + Soul at MAD Museum on Columbus Circle.

Susan Handwerker says it's great!

Contemporary Ceramics Shows in NYC

From Lynn

I went to a couple of beautiful shows yesterday; all contemporary work, all amazing. Here's the info:

The Eight Winds; Chinese Influence on Japanese Ceramics (until October 31)
Contemporary Japanese vessels.
Joan B Mirviss LTD, 39 E 78th Street, NYC. www.mirviss.com

Clay Bodies (until October 30)
Contemporary figurative ceramic sculpture.
Barry Friedman LTD, 515 W 26th Street, NYC. www.barryfriedmanltd.com

THE NEXT BROOKLYN POTTERS MEETING

The next Brooklyn Potters meeting will be on Sunday, October 6 at a different venue.  In order for everyone to see the ceramics show, we arranged for the meeting to take place at BWAC.  I am attaching another copy of the invitation so everyone has access to the website for directions, etc.  I would encourage people to arrive by 5:00 in order to see the whole show before it closes at 6:00.  We will have our potluck as usual and have use of the BWAC cafe complete with microwave, sink and refrigerators. We will be able to view the Art in Clay show at our leisure after the galleries officially close, but will probably not have access to the other parts of the gallery after 6:00 pm.
We will meet as usual and discuss the show, etc. Susan Handwerker and Renee Murray both have work in the show, as do Tony Moore, Peter Barnett, and many other fine local ceramic artists.
Come one, come all!

Rene wants you to know:

The Hastings gallery is open to the public for three days BEFORE the opening reception--Oct. 3rd, 4th, and 5th.  I will be there all three of those days (from 12:00 to 5:00)--so all are welcome to come on up and I will give a personal tour of the show.

Rene Is in 2 shows

Dear fellow potters,

I just wanted to tell you about two shows that I am participating in at the present time:


— I am in a group show at BWAC--down in Red Hook--right near Fairways.   I have a larger space than usual and I have set up 5 figurative sculptures.  It looks like a mini solo show surrounded by a larger group show.  Come see.  It looks great!


— I am participating in a group show in HASTINGS, NEW YORK at a pop-up gallery.   The organizer and main exhibitor is Ruth Berelson.  She has just turned 90, and decided that a wonderful birthday present (to herself) would be a show of her latest (and possibly last) works.  She has chosen 10 of her students and 'mentorees' (that's me) to join her in this exhibit.  Ruth chose all of the work that she wanted each one of us to show in the gallery--so the pieces may not be the most recent ones, but rather--ones that Ruth loved and ones that she thought would all work well together.  Since most of these 10 exhibitors have shown in solo or group shows, the work is of very high caliber.  The show should be a delight! The OPENING is SUNDAY, OCT. 6th (1P.M.—5P.M.)  at the pop-up gallery--541  Warburton Ave.  Hastings, N.Y.  Hope to see you there!

best,
Rene

Craftacular

One of our members, Lynn Goodman, is participating Bust Craftacular in New York.

Check out the website. It's a really interesting show!

http://makezine.com/craft/visit-the-bust-craftacular-and-more-at-world-maker-faire-new-york/

BWAC Clay Sculpture Show

Ikebana class

 From Barbara Cahn

Hi - I've been speaking with a friend, Elizabeth Berry, who is a certified teacher of  Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) about the idea of doing an Ikebana demo with our group next spring.

I'm proposing it now to see if there is interest from the group.

Elizabeth has been practicing Ikebana for more than 30 years, and exhibiting her work in Ikebana shows all over the world. She has formal certification from two Ikebana schools in Japan.

This past spring she did a demo with a group of potters in Lorton VA, where people brought in their pots, and she created Ikebana arrangements in them.  She has sent me photos, which I can forward to Sabina to post on the blog.

She likes to see the pots before she buys the materials, so we would have to arrange that.

She is based in Virginia, but visits New York often to visit family. She is proposing the weekend of May 4 next spring, but we can choose another time if that's not good for people.

Health Care Survey

From Ed:

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Survey of US-Based Artists About Their Access to Health Insurance

Tue Aug 27, 2013 4:45 pm (PDT) . Posted by:

"Association of Teaching Artists"

The Future of Music Coalition, the Artists’ Health Insurance Resource Center and Fractured Atlas are conducting a survey of US-based artists about their access to health insurance. They are gathering data in order to be able to better inform artists of their care options under the Affordable Care Act. (More at: http://futureofmusic.org/article/research/artists-and-health-insurance-survey) Please help us get the word out and share this survey with your network of artists! This is a critical moment to capture baseline data from US artists about their access to health insurance – the last day to participate is this Saturday, Aug 31.
ARTISTS: do you have health insurance? If not, why not? Nonprofit artists advocacy groups are conducting an online survey from July 17 – Aug 31 to assess how many US-based artists have health insurance on the eve of the Affordable Care Act. These results will contribute to a body of research that aims to provide artists with accessible information about their care options.

Click here to participate in this brief survey:
http://www.research.net/s/artistsandhealthinsurance

All answers are anonymous and confidential, and the survey should take about 10 minutes to complete. We urge you to participate so we can really understand the health insurance needs and priorities of the artist community. Survey closes August 31.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Flannery

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Flannery Patton
Communications + Services Manager
Alliance of Artists Communities
255 S Main Street
Providence, RI 02903 USA
fax: 401-351-4507
tel: 401-351-4320
www.artistcommunities.org

Submitted by Ed The Prez

Wood Fire - Sept 7 2013

Email TonyMoore@optonline.net

Telephone (845) 265 3097

www.TonyMooreArt.com

See earlier posts for more info and forms

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Also a Job in Maryland

The thriving Ceramic Arts Program at Hood College is searching for a talented ceramic artist to serve as technical coordinator.  We will be building three new gas kilns in the next year. MFA applicants may also be able to serve as adjunct faculty.

Please find the job description attached.

I look forward to talking with anyone who is interested and answering any questions you may have.

Joyce

Joyce Michaud

Director of the MFA , MA and Graduate Certificate in Ceramic Arts

Hood College

401 Rosemont Avenue

Frederick, MD 21701

301-696-3526

jmichaud@hood.edu

To Apply

Qualified candidates are invited to apply on-line via our electronic application which requires submission of a cover letter, résumé and three professional references.  (The electronic application is found at the end of the job description on the lower right hand side, "Apply On-line".) 

If you need assistance with the on-line application process, please email humanresources@hood.edu or call (301) 696-3592.

Hood College is committed to diversity in its faculty and staff and subscribes to a policy of hiring only individuals legally eligible to work in the United States. EOE

Hood College does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, pregnancy, disability, religion, or age in recruitment, admission and access to, or treatment, or employment in its programs, services, benefits, or activities as required by applicable laws including Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and complies with the law regarding reasonable accommodation for disabled applicants and students. Inquiries about discrimination or reasonable accommodation should be referred to the Title IX and Section 504 Coordinator at Alumnae Hall, 401 Rosemont Avenue, Frederick, MD. 21701 (AD 312), (301) 696-3592.  For complete information on Hood College’s nondiscrimination policy, please visit www.hood.edu/non-discrimination.

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Call for Entry

Submitted by Susan Handwerker:
The submission date has been extended until July 30
Check it out:

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September Wood Firing

Hello Wood-fire Enthusiasts,

 

 

You are invited to participate in the next wood-firing of  my Anagama-Noborigama kiln in Cold Spring, NY loading on Sat. Sept 7 and firing Thur Sept 12 thru Sun Sept 15. Unloading on Sat Sept 28.

 

Please  see the attached firing announcement for details, firing fee forms, recommended clays for wood and directions to the kiln.

 

Please let me know if you intend to participate and your stoking availability for the above dates.

 

If there are any questions, please get in touch, but first please check out the attachments.

 

Looking forward to seeing you for the Sept 7 firing.

 

*Reminder -- The June/July firing is unloading at 10am on Sat July 13

 

Happy making.

Best,

Tony

 

email: TonyMoore@optonline.net

www.TonyMooreArt.com

Painted Pot, Brooklyn needs...

The Painted Pot is looking for a studio manager. The deal is a barter for studio space plus a small stipend. Contact Lisa Mendosa for all details and responsibilities at: lisa@paintedpot.com

NCECA Call for Entry

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May 17, 2013 E-Blast TABLE OF CONTENTS Earth Moves: Shifts in Ceramic Art and Design - DEADLINE MAY 28 Flow: The 2014 NCECA Invitational - CALL for Submissions

EARTH MOVES: SHIFTS IN CERAMIC ART AND DESIGN DEADLINE MAY 28, 2013 Earth Moves: Shifts in Ceramic Art and Design is a national exhibition open to artists working throughout the US. Ceramic artists examining creative responses to shifts in world and work are encouraged to submit images for consideration. This blended invitational and competitive ceramic exhibition explores the challenges and opportunities of evolving technologies, approaches to materials, studio practices and market. NCECA and the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities are collaborating on this national exhibition. NCECA Exhibitions Director, Linda Ganstrom will work with Arvada Center's Exhibitions Director, Collin Parson and Ceramics Director, Bebe Alexander to select works for the exhibition. The exhibition takes place September 12 – November 10, 2013 at the Arvada Center, a top venue for contemporary art in Denver. The entry deadline is midnight EDT, May 28, 2013. CALL for Submissions DEADLINE JUNE 5, 2013 This week NCECA's board is meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, host city of NCECA's 48th annual conference. Flow: The 2014 NCECA Invitational will be a cornerstone of the ceramic art experience being developed throughout the region. Flow will be held at the architecturally stunning Milwaukee Art Museum from February 22 to March 23, 2014. NCECA Exhibitions Director Linda Ganstrom and Mel Buchanan, Mae E. Demmer Assistant Curator of 20th-century Design at the Milwaukee Art Museum are exhibition organizers and co-curators. The 2014 NCECA Invitational explores the significance of flow in physical, historical and symbolic manifestations. We experience flow through material and movement as embodied in water, clay and glaze. Flow can also be a feeling as manifested in the quality of a line or the experience of music. Flow is also the energy of electricity and Ideas. Artists can flow in a state of focused motivation that brings a deep enjoyment to the process of their activity. Our present fluidly becomes our past. The museum promotes the flow of culture through the presentation of artworks and ideas of material culture. Included artists will be eligible for a limited reimbursement of shipping expenses and receive a complimentary copy of the exhibition catalog.

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JOB OPENING!

From Lynn:


Hello friends,

In our effort to keep pace with demands and needs at the studio, we have
created two new positions and are asking your help to find the ideal
candidates. If you know someone who might suit the expectations below and
would be a valuable member of the La Mano community, PLEASE forward this
information to them.

We hope to fill these positions soon.

Yours in mud,

Peggy, Diane, and Julie

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

Assistant Studio Managers (2)

Two year-round, permanent part-time positions available: 15-20 hours per
week evenings and/or weekends.

The assistant studio manager reports to the studio manager and is
responsible for the smooth running of the studio, supervising staff to keep
the studio clean and operating safely and effectively. The assistant
studio manager is the studio's liaison with the public, helping students
and prospective clients understand products and services offered. The
assistant studio manager registers students in classes and workshops, takes
studio potter applications and payments, and manages gallery sales. The
assistant studio manager will close the studio and be responsible for the
cash drawer.

Compensation is $12 per hour.

The ideal candidate will:

- Be a strong leader and effective communicator (written and oral)
- Have effective customer relations skills and experience
- Have experience and proficiency with electronic point of sale software
- Demonstrate an ability and willingness to learn new software
- Be responsible, mature, dependable, and honest.

Candidates who meet these requirements may contact La Mano Management team
by emailing a resume (highlighting relevant work history) and information
about current availability to info@lamanopottery.com. NO PHONE CALLS
PLEASE.

La Mano is a vibrant full-service ceramic studio located in the heart of
Chelsea, NYC. For more information, go to: www.lamanopottery.com

Show

From Ellen Reznick

I saw a spectacular show today at The Stux Gallery in Chelsea at 530 W. 25th St. 

The artist is Kathy Ruttenberg who sculpts in clay and combines human and animal forms to tell dream-like stories which are provocative and touching. Her mastery of the material and her color sense is impressive and beautiful. I thought of Viola Frey's work but Kathy has a unique vision which needs to be seen to be appreciated. The last day of the show is Saturday so try to see it ASAP.

Recipe as Promised

From the Prez - 

CARROT-GINGER DRESSING       Adapted from Gwyneth Paltrow’s  Goop.com

1 large carrot, peeled and roughly chopped

1 shallot, peeled and roughly chopped

2 tablespoons roughly chopped fresh ginger

2 tablespoons sweet white miso

2 tablespoons rice vinegar

2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil

¼ cup grapeseed or another neutral oil

1 cup water

Whiz the carrots, shallot and ginger in a blender or food processor till finely chopped. Scrape down the sides, then add the miso, vinegar and sesame oil. While the machine is running, slowly drizzle in the grapeseed oil and the water.

Job Opportunity!

The Clay Studio (TCS) seeks a Studio Technician to provide technical and administrative support to our Education Department and building maintenance as needed.

The Clay Studio is looking for an individual with the following competencies:

• Customer focus and effective communication
• Planning and organizing
• Occupational knowledge and skills
• Great attitude

The Studio Technician will support the Educational Program by:

• Supervising of interns and volunteers
• Updating and monitoring schedules
• Tracking inventory
• Firing reduction and oxidation kilns
• Maintaining safety of facilities and studios

The Studio Technician establishes and maintains effective relationships with customers and gains their respect & trust. Views students, artists, faculty and staff as key customers and communicates with them to ensure an excellent educational experience and positive perception of TCS. Orchestrates multiple activities at once to maintain smooth running operations. Accurately scopes out projects to assess key challenges, objectives and outcomes. Maintains a safe environment by using the technical skills and knowledge of operating and repairing equipment. Uses education of firings and materials to process student work and to educate others. Provides assistance and information to all within the TCS community, having patience and a great attitude while remaining productive at work.  

Qualifications & Compensation

• A Bachelors degree in Arts, Arts Education or related field
• 1+years studio technician experience in a studio
• Salary of $25K, depending upon qualifications, experience, and performance
• Studio space is included

Reporting Relationship

The Studio Technician reports to the Vice President on all matters related to job description, obtaining appropriate and final approvals from manager to build alignment. 

Work Schedule 

The Studio Technician works 40+ hours per week, on salary. Normal hours for the position are 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. The Studio Technician is expected to be present for all scheduled gas firings for the School and special events that regularly occur outside of normal business hours; in these instances hours are adjusted accordingly. The Studio Technician also works First Friday events as scheduled.

To Apply

E-mail cover letter and resume to Jennifer@theclaystudio.org with Studio Technician in the subject heading.

Deadline

June 1, 2013

Post From Tony Moore / Wood Fire

Hello Wood-fire Enthusiasts,

 

You are invited to participate in the next wood-firing of  my Anagama-Noborigama kiln in Cold Spring, NY loading on Sat. June 22, firing Thur June 27 thru Sun June 30 and unloading on Sat. July 13. Please sign up and let me know your availability for loading and stoking shifts.

 

Please  see the attached firing announcement for details, firing fee forms, recommended clays for wood and directions to the kiln.

 

Please let me know if you intend to participate.

 

If there are any questions, please get in touch, but first please look at the attachments.

 

Looking forward to seeing you again in June.

Happy potting.

Best,

Tony

 

Email TonyMoore@optonline.net

Telephone (845) 265 3097

www.TonyMooreArt.com

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