Aiko Ichimura on thu 13 jun 02
Hi all,
I have a question to ask to DC/ MD/VA Clayarters.
I've heard from a potter friend in Japan that his potter friend is invited
by the Smithsonian Institution to participate in the Silkroad festival in
June and July - demonstrate pottery.
So I asked this potter to teach my tea ceremony group to make teabowls. He
agreed, lucky me.
But I need to find a studio space for thr workshop. I asked Rob Barnard to
ask his school and he is checking now. But I'd better have plan B just in
case it doesn't work out with his school.
Here is a question to you DC /MD/VA Clayarters - do you know any pottery
studio space I might be able to rent or borrow for one afternoon ( July 2nd
is his choice) so that he could teach us how to hand-build teabowls and
possibly the studio would fire our bowls after they are dried( Am I too
optimistic?)
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help..
And in return for your kindness, if you are interested in joining in our
class, let me know. I would see to find you a spot.
Aiko in DC
aikop@erols.com
Rob Van Rens on thu 13 jun 02
At the risk of possibly getting myself in some deep water, perhaps you could
contact Roberta Couver at Hudson Street Pottery in Arlington? Number is
(703) 522-5212. I suggest here because I am a student at this studio.
Robert Van Rens, Workshop Coordinator
Otto Kroeger Associates
703-591-6284, x110 Phone
703-591-8338 Fax
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-----Original Message-----
From: Aiko Ichimura [mailto:aikop@EROLS.COM]
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 12:19 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: your suggestion please re: studio space for a workshop
Hi all,
I have a question to ask to DC/ MD/VA Clayarters.
I've heard from a potter friend in Japan that his potter friend is invited
by the Smithsonian Institution to participate in the Silkroad festival in
June and July - demonstrate pottery.
So I asked this potter to teach my tea ceremony group to make teabowls. He
agreed, lucky me.
But I need to find a studio space for thr workshop. I asked Rob Barnard to
ask his school and he is checking now. But I'd better have plan B just in
case it doesn't work out with his school.
Here is a question to you DC /MD/VA Clayarters - do you know any pottery
studio space I might be able to rent or borrow for one afternoon ( July 2nd
is his choice) so that he could teach us how to hand-build teabowls and
possibly the studio would fire our bowls after they are dried( Am I too
optimistic?)
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help..
And in return for your kindness, if you are interested in joining in our
class, let me know. I would see to find you a spot.
Aiko in DC
aikop@erols.com
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