Claylines

Photos from Linda Sormin’s opening at the Stride Gallery in
Project Empty Bowl Calgary.

Project Empty Bowl still needs bowls
suitable to serve soup and stews. An
evening of beautiful craft and food will
fully benefit A Loving Spoonful which
delivers free, nutritious meals to men,
women and children living with AIDS.
Website to learn more:

www.alovingspoonful.org

The bowls can be dropped off at either
A Loving Spoonful 100-1300 Richards
Street 604-682-6325 or at the Gallery of
BC Ceramics (please label clearly for
Project Empty Bowl). Tickets for the
event are $65. It will be held on
Thursday, June 1st at the UBC Robson

Square convention centre.

July 26 to August 4.

Pat Webber, a potter with
over 30 years experience
is offering her annual
workshop from July 26th
to August 4 2006.

The workshop includes
wheel throwing, hand-
building and combining
the two.

Students will make glazes
and fire their pots in both
high fire reduction and
raku kilns.

For more information call
250 537 8871 or email to
jwebber@saltspring.com

Karen Opas
SALT SPRING Judy Weeden
Pottery Workshop On
SUMMER WORK- Saltspring Island
SHOP.

July 17-29, 2006
This course is designed to be a
time for total immersion in the cre-
ative process for students serious-
ly committed to working with clay.
Students at any level of previous
experience will find invaluable
stimulation and improved throwing
skills. Primary focus is on form, its
aesthetics, and its decoration,
using traditional techniques as
stepping stones to personal
expression.

Tuition: $550 Cdn
For further information see
www.judyweeden.com
Or write for course outline and
application form
Judy Weeden
125 Primrose Lane,
Saltspring Island, B.C.
V8K 101, Canada
Tel: (250) 537-5403

Sawdust Fired Ceramics
Jinny Whitehead
June 1-29, 2006
Sawa Tea & Craft
1538 W. 2nd Ave.
Vancouver
604 733 7900
Reception

Thursday June 1, 5-7 pm

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Potters Guild of British Columbia Newsletter

June 2006