by Carole Epp | Jul 17, 2012 | Uncategorized
A Feedlot Studios & Black Bird Studios Fundraising Campaign
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Feedlot Studios of Gabriola Island and Black Bird Studios of
Victoria are joining super ceramic forces to launch a personalized
decal making service to Canadian Ceramists as well as our international
friends too!
Given
the sophisticatedness of the technology it is an expensive venture so
we are launching 3 part fundraising campaign through Indiegogo.com. The link to our campaign that contains much more info can be found Here!
Any donation will be gladly accepted, but if you are feeling the ceramic decal love you can check out these Perks below.
We thank you so much for reading a little more about us and our want to expand our ceramic horizons.
The gift of
giving is great, but what about some ground level incentives. While any
amount will so be greatly appreciated, here are a few reasons/perks to
dig a little deeper.
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Level 1- $100: A
pair of one of a kind, limited edition mugs made by Feedlot Studios
and/ or Black Bird Studios and 20% off printing for one year.*
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Level 2- $250: 2 cups, 2 bowls + 20% off printing for one year.*
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Level 3- $500: 1 large serving dish +20% off printing for one year.*
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Level 4-$1000: 1 Teapot or sculpture + 20% off printing.*
*Please note the following:
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Given the volume of donations we are handling we ask for just a little patience while we produce, produce, produce!
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Also, Shipping and handling of Perk Wares out of Continental North America must be made by the donor.
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20% off printing from the time we get the printer up and going and a maximum of of 10 sheets will be honored.
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by Carole Epp | Jul 14, 2012 | Uncategorized
Ceramics by Opeongo and Wilno area potters
Tim
Storey, Dan Hill , and Eva Gallagher
Opens
July 20th, 7-9 pm at South of 60 Arts Centre in Barry’s Bay,
Ontario
www.southof60.com and runs until August 26th.
Probably
unique outside of an educational setting in Ontario, their salt, soda
and wood fired kilns are within a half hour drive of each other and this is
a chance to compare the three different types of firing and how they affect
the clay and creativity of the potter.
You can see more work here –
by Carole Epp | Jul 4, 2012 | Uncategorized

Opening Reception
Date: Sunday, July 15, 2012
Time: 1:00 to 5:00pm, with remarks at 1:30pm
The Clay & Glass is pleased to invite you to the opening reception
for Tactile Desires: The Work of Jack Sures on Sunday, July 15, 2012.
The reception will be held at the Gallery from 1:00 to 5:00pm, with
remarks by Lead Curator Virginia Eichhorn at 1:30pm. For more
information, or visit our website at http://www.theclayandglass.ca/exhibitions/future-exhibitions/jack-sures/
by Carole Epp | Jul 3, 2012 | Uncategorized
Monicats
Studio Presents:
Ceramic Master Class
With Rob Froese and
Monica De Campo
Making your mark, refining your skills!
July 28 2012. 9am till 5pm.
Moose Jaw, SK
This workshop is designed for the intermediate studio potter or an
active pottery guild member with access to a full working pottery studio. Our
aim is to open your eyes to healthy creative and various ways to enjoy working
with clay effortlessly!
The workshop will provide techniques for:
*Planning your vessel
*Preparing your clay for decoration during the birth of a successful
bowl
*Slapped bowls and handles
*Slips,
stamps, scrafito and waxing/wax resists during various stages in the making
process.
*Troubleshoot your clay and glaze problems
*Good habits to use in your studio practice and more.
Your needs and feedback will determine the best possible day of learning
for all!
Kindly contact Monica De Campo soonest
Cost will be $120 per person (6-10 people only)
This will include: some leather dry and bisque samples,
recipes for slips, sample glaze recipes, a notebook.
Lunch and refreshments.
List of recommended books and websites to inspire you!
Monicats Studio
893 6th Ave NW, Moose Jaw. S6H 4A3
cell: 306-631-2082
Studio306-694-8122
Cheques to Monica De Campo Please!
RRSP Soonest Please!
See You Soon in moose Jaw!
by Carole Epp | Jun 29, 2012 | Uncategorized
John Reeve passed away yesterday.
Born in 1929 in Ontario, Canada apprenticed with Bernard Leach in England 1958 to 1961.
“I make pots, and am forever fascinated by forms in space, by the way
that potters (including myself) make things with their hands, by the
subsequent use of pottery in the ordinary and extraordinary ceremonies
of living”.
via Jon Cullum on Facebook