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Updated Aug. 21, 2010 Upcoming classes are loaded on the classes and workshops page. Fall session begins Sept. 14 and there is a winter preview as well. Raku firing Sat., Oct. 16th. Classes link Supplies are stocked up for the beginning of the school year! College students, 10% off tools, stains and glazes, throughout the schoolyear!
* NEW SUPPLY SHOP HOURS * Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9:30am - 5:00 pm, Thursday 12:00 - 5:00 pm, Cooper died peacefully Sunday , April 18. The growth became too large for him to lie down and it was pressing on his heart and lung. He was just over 9 1/2 years old. He will be sorely missed at the studio. It is hard for Roxanne and I to be around the house or barn and not look for him wagging his tail with a ball or a stick in his mouth.
He was the best! gallery hours: Tuesday through Friday, 1:00 to 5:00 Saturday, 10:00 to 4:00 and Sunday 12:00 to 4:00
Summer Class schedule is posted - More info is on the classes page, there are classes and workshops for adults and young adults. These classes are tailored for busy summer schedules! These events are also published at the website for Genesee Valley Council on the Arts along with other art offerings in Livingston County and the surrounding region. Check out: www.gvcaonline.org Kilns and Pottery Wheels on sale! Check out the supply page. This is actually 3 businesses. At the barn location is my pottery supply business which has been selling pottery wheels, kilns, clay, glazes, tools and more to the pottery community of Western New York since 1979. You can reach Mike directly at carrollm@studiosalespottery.com The barn is also a working and teaching pottery studio. Pottery classes & workshops for all levels are offered in the fall, winter and spring. Next door to the barn is a renovated one room schoolhouse originally built in 1853. The space has been returned to the one room cofiguration and is a gallery space showing my work and the work of several other artisans. The current page for this is the "gallery" page on the left but watch for the schoolhouse#3 website this spring.
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