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CERAMIC SCULPTURE INVITATIONAL at the Whatcom Mug. of History and Art, 121 Prospact
St., Hellingham, Wash, Hours, Tues-Sun., 12-5 pm. From now until Nov, 2nd. ‘I have
constructed s new piece which is installed in one gallery called "A Place for the
Crooked Arrow."' states Sally Michener. This is an exhibit of sculptural works in
clay by eight Northwest artists; Robert Sperry, Howard Kottler, David Ke ea, Margar-

et Ford, Deborah Horrell (all from Seattle), Pate ck Mccormick (Bell inghem) Glavean
- James (La Conner, Wash.) and Sally Michener (Vancouver,8.0C.) The five first floor
galleries of the museum are all given over to the ceramic exhibition.

FOURTH ANNUAL VANCOUVER IS. POTTERS PRE-CHRISTMAS EXHIGITION AND SALE, in the Em-
press Hotel, (Georgian Lounge), Victoria, 8.C,, Fri., Nov. 14, 12+9 pm., Sat., Nav.
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15, 12-0 pm, featuring, Wayne Ngan, Walter Dexter, Sue and Robin ’ dorcon Hutch-
ens, Robin Righton, Linda Mackie, ByEgn onnstad, Art ’ herneff, John
Anderson, Jan_anc Helga Grove, Carol Graham, Pat Webber and Sev _and Manny eyer.
WORKSHOPS | | |

MONIQUE FERRON--see information as stated in the beginning of the newsletter.

In her workshops she will demonstrate handbuilding, glazing firing and speak on

her ideas and show slides.
VANCOUVER=-guest speaker, Oct. 15th at the Potter's Guild meeting.

SURREY=--Surrey Art Centre, Oct. 11-12, write FVPG, F.0. Box 852, FT. Langley, VOx 150
VICTCRIA--Lester 8. Pearson Col., Oct., 18-19, 10 am - 4 pm. Fem: $30, includes
lunches. Tfhere will be a 8YO8 on the Sat. Evening at Robin. Hopper's. i Make. cheques
out to Pearson Pottery Fund and mail to Robin Hopper, 4283 Matchosin. Rd,, RR. 1,
Victoria, 8.C. V8X 3W9. Registration includes $5 non-returnable deposit.
VANCOUVER~-Langara, students only.

SALES AND FAIRS

CRAFTS FAIR IN ALBERTA for those wishing to have a booth in Edmonton, from Dec. 4-7.
Contact, Cynthia Levy, c/o 3564 W. 4th, Vanc. or Gall 261-1817 or Trudy Pekaraky

at 734-7261. : ..

SQUAMISH ARTS COUNCIL MKT., Oct. 25, 1-5 call Debbie Kahane, 892-36)7.

MIDWINTER ARTS & CRAFTS SALE, Nov. 21-22, write Sax 630, Chase, B.C. VOE 1MO.

FIRST ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ARTISANS' MKT., $55-$65 per booth, Oeac. 6-7, Call 722-2459,
Cedar community Hall, Nanaimo. ,

SECOND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET, Grenville Is
Dec 18-21, during normal market hours, 9- r

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES SALE AND SHOW, ’ nd 2, Sat, l0-6pm and Sun. 10 am-
5 pm. Featuring old Canadian pottery and kitchen utensils among other things as
well as displays by collectors. Some Chinese food pots. Sponsored by the Old
Time Bottle Collectors Club at Queens Park Arenex, New Weatminster. Acmission
free. For further information write Sox 77154, Station S, Vancouver.

or meena a

land Public Market, Dec. 4-7 and

INTERNATIONAL CRAFT FILMS 1980, an index of films on crafta entitled, Craft Film: A
Index of International Films on Crafts, published by Neal-Shuman¢ 1978. ‘ men

PETER VOULKOS: A Dialogue With Clay, cost $28 approxiamately, lots of photo h
write Little, Grown Distribution Center, 200 W. Streat, Waltham, Maee., USA "O2154,.
Attn. O. Merideth. ae ’ ’

The Potters Guild of British Columbia

315 West Cordova Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1E5_

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