Rockport Pottery
50 cu.ft. downdraft cone 10 car kiln, forced air, gas, safety equipment, and including 18 shelves (2′ x 1′x 3/4″). Asking $10,000. Contact Richard (207) 236-8923; richlynn5@yahoo.com. In Rockport, Maine.Ceramics Monthly June/July/August 2013
Things have changed, as they always tend to do. Once upon a time, this would have been the issue in which I would be writing about all the upcoming fairs and festivals, where the bulk of most professional clay folks’ income was generated. While that still holds true for some, it’s a progressively smaller part of how makers make a living.
—Sherman Hall, Editor
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From the Editor June/July/August 2013
Things have changed, as they always tend to do. Once upon a time, this would have been the issue in which I would be writing about all the upcoming fairs and festivals, where the bulk of most professional clay folks’ income was generated. While that still holds true for some, it’s a progressively smaller part… Read More »Baltimore Clayworks
Baltimore Clayworks, a nationally known non-profit ceramic arts center, seeks an entrepreneurial and multi-talented Executive Director. For information please visit www.transitionguides.com/bcw.Coastal Carolina Clay Guild
Nick Joerling Demonstration Workshop in Wilmington, NC, September 20, 21, 22; includes artist presentation. Early registration $100.00. For information and to register email vickysmithart@gmail.com; (910) 512-3836.Saratoga Clay Arts Center
Artist in Residence 2013-2014. Saratoga Clay Arts Center, Schuylerville, NY. One year residency beginning Sept. 1, 2013. For information and to apply online please visit saratogaclayarts.org/residency.The Kiln Studio and Gallery
Fairhope, Alabama
www.thekilnstudio.com
GALLERY 465
Clarkdale, Arizona
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