Call for artists: FUSION Mentorship Workshops 2012/2013 – OTTAWA
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Mentor: Leta Cormier |
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technical tuesday: throwing the wave
Ceramic artist, Marge Margulies, demonstrates the art of throwing one of her favorite pieces, The Wave. See the collection at: margemarguliespottery.com
*sorry about the hiccup this morning. the video should be working now. if there’s still problems please let me know : )
“Cousins in Clay” – Seagrove, NC – Bulldog Pottery
Hello, Happy and Warm Summer Days Ahead…
This
coming weekend on May 26 and 27, Ron Meyers, Judith Duff, and Micheal Kline will join us with their fabulous pottery here at Bulldog Pottery for the 4th annual “Cousins in Clay”
May 26 – Saturday 10:00-5:00
May 27 – Sunday 10:00-4:00
For
this year we have made a slight change on where we will display all of the pottery. We are planning to have the Cousins in Clay event at our house instead of tents outside of our shop. There seems to be a chance of showers on the days we would be setting up the tents, and we thought it best to focus on getting one location ready for the event. For those of you who are coming to “Cousins,” if you don’t need to park close please park up at the garden and walk down via the gravel driveway. That way it will leave the parking spaces closer to the house for those that are less nimble. To get to our house by car just follow the gravel driveway pass the yellow cottage and shop and around the garden to the white house at the end of the gravel driveway …. we will be set-up in the breeze way. — Look for the flags.
On
Saturday starting shortly before noon Bruce’s brother in-law, Chronis Pou Vasilou, from Greensboro will be playing his Bouzouki for an afternoon of Greek music. And there will be a light buffet throughout Saturday for as long as the food lasts.
Michael Kline will present a brush work demonstration on Saturday at 2:00 and Sunday at 1:30.
On
Sunday there will be a potters potluck at noon. All are welcome. Please join us to celebrate and meet our special guest “cousins” potters, Ron and Judith.
Come on out, it will be comfortable Rain or Shine.
All Our Best,
Bruce, Samantha, Ed, and Gloria (and Maxwell though he may not be available for most of the day, but not by his choice)
P.S. As always check out our pottery blog to see what we are up to at “Around and About with Bulldog Pottery”. And for more details about the this special event visit the “Cousins in Clay” website
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Carolina Arts May Issue |
May issue of the Carolina Arts
The Carolina Arts
online newspaper is focused on North and South Carolina Art happenings. There is an article about Cousins in Clay on page 39 and on page 38 Rhonda McCanless’ writes a column about what is happening in Seagrove called “In the Grove”.
Hot off the Carolina Arts Unleashed press, Tom Starland writes about the Making Plans for the Big Weekend in Seagrove.
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monday morning eye candy: Tomoko Amaki Abe
Yeon Joo Lee @ Red Star Studio
June 1st – July 28th, 2012
Subtle body language and unconscious gestures form the basis of Lee’s
work. Inspired by childhood experiences in South Korea, the ideas for
her sculptures come from observations of gymnastics and schoolyard
games. The physical tension of her figures references the psychological
tension of human relationships, and her humor broaches serious emotional
content.
Yeon Joo Lee was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea
where she earned her BFA in painting from Sung Shin Women’s University.
She came to the U.S. to seek a new life in a different environment. The
freedom of her new life is a creative force for her ceramic work. For
the past 4 years, she has lived in Oakland, California while earning her
second BFA degree from California College of the Arts in Ceramics.
Currently Lee is an intern with Arthur Gonzalez, Nathan Lynch and John
Toki. She will be exhibiting her new work in a solo show at Red Star
Studios, on June 1, 2012. Also she will be exhibiting work in Korean
international Art Fair (KIAF) on September 22, 2012.
Just around the corner…Fusion 2012 Conference
FUSION Conference 2012
May 25 – 27th, Fanshawe College, London, Ontario
FUSION
2012 TORONTO CONFERENCE has invited two experienced workshop leaders,
Deborah Schwartzkopf and Fong Choo, to share their design experience and
personal narratives with members.
Don’t miss out on this pre-conference workshops as well:
Lettering & Decorating with Slips
with Beth Turnbull Morrish
Pit Firing with Anne Armstrong
Imagery on Clay with Chris Hierlihy
Glazing and Decorating with Cone 6 Maiolica with Richard Mund
The Fine Line with Andrea Vuletin
It’s not too late!
For all the details and to register last minute visit the Fusion website.













