Welcome to ArtiFacts
This week Brenda, Jeannie, and Mary are trying their hands at making Storytellers. Don continues his bas relief, Kat, Jeannie, Brenda A., and Glennda prepare for their upcoming show, and all the potters are enjoying getting to know the new members.llers. me fun things happening this week- Brenda, Glennda, Jeannie and Mary are making Storyteller Dolls.
Welcome New ArtiFacts Members
ArtiFacts welcomes Gayle Bair, Mary Belzer, Bob Evans, Karen Kos, Miles Perry, and Shirley Rimer to the studio. Our members range from intermediate students to accomplished clay artists who have been featured in workshops, and/or are represented in various venues around town and beyond. For example, visit Shirley Rimer's website WWW.SHIRLEYRIMER.COM. We are hoping to have Shirley do a slide show of her work before she returns to Canada and possibly a workshop to follow. If you'd like to visit our wonderful studio, give us a call at 520-825-7807
ArtiFacts Potters Selling
Jeanie, Glennda, Brenda A and Kat will be selling their great pottery Feb. 6th and 7th on Oracle Rd. by Sprouts.
Call for more info. at 520-825-7807
Call for more info. at 520-825-7807
Workshops Coming To ArtiFacts
2010 Workshops- Mark your calendar!
Vince Pitelka "Tricks of the Trade"
Vince Pitelka "Tricks of the Trade"
June 2 - 6, 2010 (5 days)
Cost: $375
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION-
Our objective is to get you to handbuild with a sense of adventure and discovery. We will explore unusual ways of approaching pinch, coil, ands slab construction in order to develop a particular mind set, an adventurous inclination to use handbuilt forms in new ways, opening up the possibility of original form inaccessible through more traditional approaches. Although our primary concerns are design and construction, we will bisque-fire as much work as possible so that it can be transported safely.
This class is filling quickly, space is limited .
Insure your space by sending a check of $150 or more to
Jean Robinson
38090 S. Loma Serena Dr., Tucson, AZ 85739
What & Where is the ArtiFacts Studio?
ar'te-fact, n. [L. art (artis) art; facere, to make.]
1. something produced by human work.
I was pondering what to call our studio, and woke up one morning saying "Art Facts.... " I knew that was the right name, and when I looked it up in the dictionary, I realized that the first definition is exactly what our studio is all about.
We're located just north of Tucson in Catalina, at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains. We enjoy a panoramic view of Oro Valley and the whole Mountain Range. Five years ago my husband Willie and I found this very special property with the studio building on it. We lived in the studio for a year while we built our strawbale home. Today, we work side by side, Willie in his woodcrafting studio, and I in my artspace. We're excited to share our workspace with the community through the arts.
We have already hosted workshops with several world-renowned clay artists, Lana Wilson, Vince Pitelka, Richard Notkin, Wally Asselbergs, Graham Hay & Paul Lewing. Stay tuned through our blog, and watch your art organization's bulletin, and local media for new events as they come up.
My vision for the studio is to gather people together in a creative environment so that we can all experience our own and each other's muse, always with fun in mind! In addition to workshops, we plan to offer classes including Painting, Drum Making, Gourd Carving, Stained Glass, and more. If you think you would like to be a teacher or student here, please give me a call 520-825-7807 or email me at artifactsstudio@gmail.com.
We are located in the Catalina Foothills by Tucson, Arizona.
One mile from Miraval. Call for more detailed directions
1. something produced by human work.
I was pondering what to call our studio, and woke up one morning saying "Art Facts.... " I knew that was the right name, and when I looked it up in the dictionary, I realized that the first definition is exactly what our studio is all about.
We're located just north of Tucson in Catalina, at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains. We enjoy a panoramic view of Oro Valley and the whole Mountain Range. Five years ago my husband Willie and I found this very special property with the studio building on it. We lived in the studio for a year while we built our strawbale home. Today, we work side by side, Willie in his woodcrafting studio, and I in my artspace. We're excited to share our workspace with the community through the arts.
We have already hosted workshops with several world-renowned clay artists, Lana Wilson, Vince Pitelka, Richard Notkin, Wally Asselbergs, Graham Hay & Paul Lewing. Stay tuned through our blog, and watch your art organization's bulletin, and local media for new events as they come up.
My vision for the studio is to gather people together in a creative environment so that we can all experience our own and each other's muse, always with fun in mind! In addition to workshops, we plan to offer classes including Painting, Drum Making, Gourd Carving, Stained Glass, and more. If you think you would like to be a teacher or student here, please give me a call 520-825-7807 or email me at artifactsstudio@gmail.com.
We are located in the Catalina Foothills by Tucson, Arizona.
One mile from Miraval. Call for more detailed directions
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