Greetings Magical Earth Movers!!!
We are pleased to have the opportunity to make bowls for Neighbor Impact’s Empty Bowls fundraiser at Mud Lake Studios located at 50 Scott St.
March 14th ~ 9 am start time 9pm end time.
This is a great opportunity to watch each other work in a social setting, while helping our neighbors.
Please email or call Justin at 480-203-6442 or journeymanceramics@gmail.com with any questions
Last years picnic at Blue Spruce was so much fun we are twisting their arms to do it again! 😎 Happy Days..
The date – Sunday June 30th.Time – 4:00Address – 20591 Dorchester E. Bend 97702Phone 541-382-0197Families and friends welcome.
There will be some kind of demonstration ( not sure what yet ) we will have lawn games and wonderful food, and a short meeting.I will send an update later this month.Thank you, Eleanor CGC Pres.
Clay Guild of the Cascades is hosting a Workshop by Ted Ernst, Wood Fired Pottery Artist.
The Workshop will be held June 29th 10-4 and 30th 10-1, (out just in time to attend the Summer CGC Picnic). This Workshop will be held at Steve Provence’s Studio.
The Workshop is $60.00 for Members and $70.00 for non Members. We already have 8 artists signed up. There is room for a max of 12.
Please contact Linda Heisserman, linheiss@msn.com, 541-419-1500 to hold a seat for you.
“My forms are influenced by Japanese folk-tradition pottery and fired mostly in Japanese-style anagama kilns. Surface treatments are designed to cause minor disruptions to the flow of the flame around each pot and thus influence the deposition of ash and the patterning on the surface of the pots. Although my focus is on anagama-fired pottery, the forms and techniques that I will demonstrate can be applied to any firing process.” ~ Ted Ernst
Next Meeting : General CGC
If you would like to see something in particular on the agenda please contact me at elmurphey09@gmail.com
The Guild’s annual ceramic showcase and sale takes place this year on Saturday,
Saturday, Nov. 2nd (10 am – 5 pm) & Sunday, Nov. 3rd (10 am – 4 pm) Location: Highland Magnet School 701 NW Newport Ave., Bend, Or. 97702
Come explore the works of over 25 of Oregon’s premier ceramic artists at the Highland School gymnasium, 701 NW Newport Avenue, Bend, Oregon.
• Free Admission & Parking
• Raffle
• Live Demonstrations
• Kids Clay Area
• Gallery
See you there!
Just a reminder that Michael Gwinup’s raku workshop is the weekend of April 2 & 3, 2016, beginning with a potluck and free slide show on Friday April 1st that is open to all.
Potluck begins at 6:00 pm on Friday, at the Gwinup’s home, followed by Mike and Michele’s slide presentation at 7:00. Hope to see you there!
Also of note, Michael’s raku is featured during the month of March at the Red Chair Gallery in downtown Bend. So get on down there and check it out!
Stephen Mickey, retired ceramics professor at Mt. Hood Community College, presents a workshop entitled “Hands of the Maker.” The goal of the workshop is for fellow potters to realize what their work means to them.
We had a glorious workshop with Stephen Mickey on Feb. 19-21, 2016. Thanks Stephen for teaching us your throwing techniques – you are a master potter and a master teacher!
Ron Roy is a teacher, consultant and studio potter from Ontario, Canada and an expert in everything related to glazes. He is co-author of “Mastering Cone 6 Glazes,” a “best seller” book on glazes. For many years Ron wrote the technical column for Ceramics Monthly Magazine.
September 13 & 14, 2014 9am-12pm & 1-4pm
Location: COCC Ceramics Classroom
Ron Roy is a teacher, consultant and studio potter from Ontario, Canada and an expert in everything related to glazes. He is co-author of “Mastering Cone 6 Glazes,” a “best seller” book on glazes. For many years Ron wrote the technical column for Ceramics Monthly Magazine. Ron has an extensive course developed for us that includes an analysis of glaze materials and clays, the use of oxides, glaze defects, glaze testing and safety. Each participant will receive a 32 page digital copy of Ron’s course book. You are also welcome to bring recipes of glazes that need fixing. Participants can follow along with their own computers, if you wish. Please join CGC for this exciting and educational 2 day workshop where you will learn about creating glazes and solving glaze and clay problems.
Peter is a talented ceramics professor at Central Oregon Community College (COCC). He’s an exacting professional and has been teaching at COCC for over 14 years. He often shows his work at Oregon Potters Association’s Ceramic Showcase in Portland, ClayFest in Eugene and ClayFolk in southern Oregon as well as galleries in the Northwest.
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