Jim Robison, Continued fiom Page 8

Demonstrations will include handbuilding for plates,
bowls and landscape-inspired vases, along with tips for
creating large scale ceramic sculptures and wall murals.
Surface developments will be explored through use of
engobes, textures, painting and mark making; often
altered by a process of stretching and re-rolling the clay.
Extruder details are used to frame and support these
spontaneous results. The workshops will expand on these
themes. To read more about Jim’s process see:

www.jimrobison.co.uk.

Garden Sculpture, approx. 14 feet x 8 feet, by Jim Robison.
Created in 19 sections, slab-built, high-grog clay with slips
and glazes, fired once to Cone 8.

Notice: Potters Guild of BC
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Potters Guild of BC invites you to attend the
Annual General Meeting of members on Saturday,
May 24, 2008, at 2:30 pm at The Western Front
Society, 303 8th Avenue East, Vancouver, B.C.
(located east of Main Street, street parking available.)
Registration at 2:15 p.m.

AGENDA

1. Welcome and call to order

2. Approval of minutes of the April 2007 AGM

3. Annual Report and Financial Statements

4, Voting on special resolutions to change
the categories to membership and increase
membership rates

5. Nominations and elections of 2008-2009 Board
of Directors

6. Other Business

7. Adjournment and refreshment break

Following the break, Sue Lavitt, Show Manager of the
One of a Kind Show, will make a presentation of this
new marketing opportunity. If you cannot attend the
AGM in person, please complete and return the ballot
proxy form available here online, indicating your
support or non-support of the resolutions.

_,. FEATURING Denys James

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UPCOMING CERAMICS EXCURSIONS

Sep 13-Oct 4, 2007 TURKEY

Jan 14-Feb 2, 2008 MYANMAR (Burma)
a Sep/Oct 2008 TURKEY

Jan 2009 LAOS & ANGKOR WAT
3008/2009 MOROCCO, OAXACA, MEXICO

Phone: 250-537-4906 Email: denys@denysjames.com

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