WORKSHOPS

sented by Uhe Fraser Valley Guild will
be held on Saturday and Sunday, June
22 and 23, 10am to Spm, at KWANTLEN
COLLEGE. Registration ts going ahead;
contact Cath! Jeffersor at 929-9175 for
further information. See map for direc-
tions and registration form opposite.

The Potters’ Guild of B.C. will sponsor
a one-day workshop with Kinichi
Shigeno on September 14th, a Satur-
day, al Kwantlen College in Surrey.
Kinichd ts the recent winner of the “Table
af Honour” competition here in British
Columbia, and his cup and saucer “Red
Apples* were found in APA's 20th anni-
versary CUPS Show in Calgary as one of
the Jurors’ Prize Winners. We look
forward te the session with him. See
Registration form opposite.

workshop.

Apologies to everyone for the misinfor-
mation about the Yurike Matsuda

workshop in the May issue of this mews-
letter. Jan's fault, not MaryAnne’s! It is
on a Saturday, July 20th al UBC's
Department of Education, (see map be-
low}, and fees are $20 for Guild mem-
bers, $15 for full-time students, and
#25 for others.

The SUB cafeteria will be open for our
use on both days, and tt is hoped that
even if you bring a bag lunch, we will be
able to find a relatively quiet corner in
he large cafeteria space to call our own
aS a group. Coffee and tea will be
available at the workshop. Since regis-
tration is al this point all but full, please
call the Guild office at GA3-9623 on
Fridays, or leave a message on the ma-
chine, if you are interested in joining the

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Richmond Potters Club is staging a
two-day workshop with Robin Hopper
on Seplember 21st fram 10:30 am to
4:30 pm. and on Seplember 22nd from
10:0 am to 4:00 pm. Robin Hopper,
petter, lecturer, author and consultant,
plans on a workshop focussing on
decoration, design and surface enrich-
ment. Bo come to see this Master potter
at work! Applicants should bring food
fora pot luck lunch and your own plate,
mug and cutlery for both Saturday and
Sunday. Registration by the end of
August would be appreciated due to
limited space. Contact Shirley Inouye,
al (604) 276-4012. See registration
form opposite.

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Dear Members of Lhe Polters'
Guild:

T am writing to this newsletter in
the hope that | may find a potter in
British Columbia who would be
Willing to take me on a an ap-
Prentice.

Although | have very litte experi.
ence with pottery, | have a tre-
mendous desire to learn, and am
willing to work very hard in any
Capacity that might be required of
Me a4 an apprentice.

1 am currently living in Ontario,
but plan to move to British Co-
lumbia in September, with the
hope of apprenticing to a potter, |
— Would like very much to hear from
any potter willing to consider hav-
Ing Mt a5 an apprentice.

Thank you for your consideration,

Respectfully,

| Daniel Kerslake,

160 Brooke Ave.
Teronta, ON MSM 2K5
(416) 789-5482

ART IN THE COUNTRY

Paul Soldner Workshop—Fire By The
Sea—September 23-26, 1991. Cost:
#615,00 (cost includes accommedalion,
meals ard workshop). Location: Holly-
hock Farm, Box 127, Mansons Landing,
Cortez Island, BC VOP 1KO, (604) 935-
G465,

Metchosin International Summer
School of the Arta — June 23 toJuly 6.
Twelve workshops and twelve instruc-
tors. 2 week or 2 day courses, Individu-
ally priced. Registration NOW. 384-1698
(Vieworial.

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Workshop for Women

Intreduction and/or Advanced
Instruction in the areas of
Handbuilt Pottery, Drawing and
Painting, concentrating tn one or
all areas.

Workshop on lovely acreage in
Maple Ridge, Camping and food
included. Fee ts $295.00 for four
day session in July,

Instructors are Sue Griese and |

Maureen Wang.

For further Information and reg-
istration forms, phone Maureen
at 162-8164,

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