Beth Katleman on fri 1 nov 96
I am planning to set up a studio for ceramics and other media in NYC. Does
anyone know of any how-to articles on setting up a studio, guidelines, etc?
Perhaps a Studio Potter article? Also, is anyone else out there looking for
studio space in NYC?
Kenneth D. Westfall on sun 3 nov 96
At 10:51 PM 11/1/96 +0000, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I am planning to set up a studio for ceramics and other media in NYC. Does
>anyone know of any how-to articles on setting up a studio, guidelines, etc?
> Perhaps a Studio Potter article? Also, is anyone else out there looking for
>studio space in NYC?
There are many good floor lay out in Studio Potter and studio disscustion
but it been to long for me to remmeber which volume the articles are in. If
you are looking for a good book on how to build your own equipment the Harry
Davis's book "The Potter's Alternative" is a must. I hope you are ready
for long up hill climb. I am shure that the building codes and permits you
have to get for NYC can crush you byu there sheer weight
Good luck. Kenneth
DON'T GET STUCK IN THE MUDPIES--K & T
sutter on sun 3 nov 96
Beth Katleman wrote:
>
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> I am planning to set up a studio for ceramics and other media in NYC. Does
> anyone know of any how-to articles on setting up a studio, guidelines, etc?
> Perhaps a Studio Potter article? Also, is anyone else out there looking for
> studio space in NYC?
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Hello!
Hey there is a pretty decent article about setting up your studio in the
last chapter of the book, "The complete Potters Companion", by Tony
Birks. Usually Ceramics Monthly magazine has articles on this topic as
well. Happy Hunting, ds.
Emily Pearlman on wed 6 nov 96
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>At 10:51 PM 11/1/96 +0000, you wrote:
>>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>>I am planning to set up a studio for ceramics and other media in NYC. Does
>>anyone know of any how-to articles on setting up a studio, guidelines, etc?
>> Perhaps a Studio Potter article? Also, is anyone else out there looking for
>>studio space in NYC?
>
>There are many good floor lay out in Studio Potter and studio disscustion
>but it been to long for me to remmeber which volume the articles are in. If
>you are looking for a good book on how to build your own equipment the Harry
>Davis's book "The Potter's Alternative" is a must. I hope you are ready
>for long up hill climb. I am shure that the building codes and permits you
>have to get for NYC can crush you byu there sheer weight
>Good luck. Kenneth
>
>
>DON'T GET STUCK IN THE MUDPIES--K & T
Hi:
Didn't see the beginning of theis, but whoever wants to set up in NYC can
call me at 212/431-7631 and I'll be glad to answer questions. This my 3rd
studio, each one better than the last. This one is great!. We learned by
our mistakes.
Also, we have a list of potential renters for strdio space in NYC.
Emily
Emily Pearlman-Pottery (clayfeat@echonyc.com)
http://humanarts.com/emilypearlman
http://www.craftweb.com/org/pearlman/pearlman.htm
(in NYC)
Polly Beach on sun 10 nov 96
Beth,
The current issue (Nov./Dec. '96) of Clay Times magazine features just the
article you're looking for, entitled "Setting Up A New Studio."
To obtain a copy, check your local clay supplier or Barnes & Noble bookstore.
For direct subscription information, write: Clay Times, PO Box 365,
Waterford, VA 20197, or call 1-800-356-2529.
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