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Thanks - 2nd Sunday Ceramic Seconds Sale 11/11/2018
Thank you everyone who was able to attend our first “2nd Sunday Ceramic Seconds Sale” last weekend. It was a very big success and lots of you showed up right when we opened, as well as purchased items in our current show Little Treasures. Once we know what month the next one will be happening we will be letting you all know.
Also a huge thanks to Margaret Morrison for being the head volunteer for this event and Lily Diego, pictured in the penguin costume, for standing on the corner directing people from Hwy 9 to our sale. You both made this event an extreme success.
You can see all the photos at our Flickr album https://www.flickr.com/photos/scmartcenter/albums/72157700390392352
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Come join Carlos Dye for a one-day session, and learn the ancient Japanese firing technique of Raku with an American twist. You will have a semi hands-on experience pulling work from red hot kiln and cooling the pieces quickly in a reduction chamber. Carlos will instruct in glazing and the firing process. About the teacher - Carlos Dye creates pieces that constructs a personal narratives through popular imagery based on his dreams and life. His enthusiasm for ceramics not only comes through with his marvelous detailed surface work, but also shines with his ability to spark creativity in all who join him. One Sunday per month, Next scheduled firing: July 1 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm $30 members ǀ $35 non-members Sign up online https://www.mountainartcenter.org/adults/ceramics/
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