International News:

Avery Huyghe has had two pieces accepted for the Canada/England
exchange show, and Santo Mignosa has had one accepted also. The
pieces from England were exhibited in Toronto last September; the
Canadian ones will be shown in London during May 24 - June 6 at the
Craftsmen Potters' Association of Great Britain, 3 Lowndes Court,
Carnaby Street, London, W.1.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

July 5 - 30 Summer School - Vancouver School of Art.
Aug. 2 - 27 Instructor: Mr. Heinz Laffin.
2 four-weeks sessions, daily, Monday - Friday
inclusive, 9.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.

July 19 - Aug. 13

Miss Hilda Ross will give two four-weeks' courses (afternoons and/or
evenings) in elementary earthenware at U.B.C. Extension Ceramic
Hut. Information from Extension Department, CA 4-1111.

Aug. 2-13. Pottery Field Trip - Hal Riegger.

Hal is Associate Professor with the University of California, San
Francisco. Has taught in the U.S. ; publishes in Craft Horizon's
Ceramics monthly, T-V and Filmstrips; awarded numerous prizes in
U.&., including Museum of Modern Art and Association of San
Francisco Potters; represented in permanent collection in Columbia
Art Gallery and Metropolitan Museum of Art, N. Y.C. ; commissioned
widely; shows in Florida, Oregon and 1939 N.Y. World's Fair.

B.S, Curn Laude (Alfred) and M, A. in Ceramics ‘rt (Ohio State).
Mr. Riegger will conduct a 2 week "exploring" field trip, for which he
is so widely known. Primitive Indian techniques, including firing, the
use of alkalis and glaze materials found in natural] form will be
featured. Aug. 2-13 - Full days - limited enrolment. Fee $40.00.

Room and board at University of Notre Dame, Nelson, B.C. , $21.50
per week. Board only, $15.00 per week (or pay by meal).