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Gallery 4 & Jeff Brown Pottery Exhibition
March 8- April 30
Saturday, April 19 Closing Reception 4pm - 8pm
Gallery winter hours
Saturday & Sunday 10am - 5pm
Weekdays by chance
and by appointment.188 1st NH Turnpike (Rt. 4&202)
Northwood, NH 03261
(cell) 603-553-1620
Jeff Brown
Pottery and Sculptural VesselsKlia Xanthopoulos
Paintings
Gallery 4 is located on Rt. 4 in Northwood next to the Hannaford Grocery Store, near the Traffic light at the intersection of Rt.4 Rt.202 & Rt.43...
International Invitational
Wood-fired Pottery Exhibition
Chemeketa Community College Campus Gallery
Salem, Oregon
April 30 - May 22, 2007
2nd Annual National Juried Cup Show. April 6th-May 11th 2007
University of Arkansas @ Monticello, Taylor Library Gallery
74nd Annual League of NH Craftsmen's Fair
Mt. Sunapee Resort, Newbury, NH August 4 - 12, 2007
10 AM - 5 PMThe Oldest Craft Fair in America
Nine days, starting the first Saturday in August, daily.
This is the one of the best Fine Craft Shows in America.I will be giving daily pottery making demostartions, and showing my work. Saturday, Aug. 4 through Sunday, Aug. 12
Look for me in the Demo Booth Area
...More Events coming soon...
Classes And Workshops
Workshop Series at:
Jeff Brown Pottery, 188 1st NH Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261
(603) 553-1620, jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com , Directions''Practice Makes Perfect" - Throwing & Experimenting
"Before the Alter & Beyond"- Throwing & Altering
"Burnin' Pots" - Raku
Wood Firing
"Firing Kilns" - Loading and firing a kiln
...These workshops will be repeated from time-to-time.
Burnin' Pots
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A Raku WorkshopDec. 15 - 16, 2007 - Glazing and Firing Raku pottery
10am - 5pm and sculpture
Saturday will be devoted to glazing and we will start firing in the afternoon as pieces become dry and ready for the firing. I will provide a clear crackle glaze and two flashing copper luster glazes. I will give out copies of the glaze recipes used in the firings. Sunday morning will be for finishing the glazing as the kiln heats up for the first round of firings. The firings will continue until all is fired. Kiln designs will also be talked about.
The cost of the workshop is
$120.00
Please send a check to:
Jeff Brown
188 1st NH Turnpike
Northwood, NH 03261
You may email - jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com or call 603-553-1620 if you have any questions.
Please bring:
· Bisqued pots to be glazed and fired.
· Work gloves
· A hat and/or face shield (to protect your hair from the heat of the kiln)
· Long sleeve cotton shirt(to protect your arms from the heat.)
! NO Meltable man-made fabrics !
· Your favorite brushes
· Raku tongs (if you have them)For directions go to www.jeffbrownpottery.com/map1.html
Lodging available at:
Northwood Motel (click for Website)
603-942-5476
(less than 1 mile from my studio)
Next ''Burnin' Pots'' workshop will be:
TBA
Available at anytime, and open to suggested dates
"Before the Alter & Beyond"
Dec. 29 - 30, 2007 - Throwing, Altering,
10am - 5pm & TexturingWe will start by making a series of cylinders in three pulls to get your
hands used to the motion of pushing the clay. (Think of this as pottery calisthenics)
You will then move on to a series of round forms to be used for altering the next day. (...See below..."Practice Makes Perfect")We will transform the pottery made on the first day by using a number
of handbuilding techniques. You'll paddle, roll, drop, squeeze, impress
and carve your way through the leather hard pots, giving you the
opportunity to try new things. The focus will be on pushing your limits
and taking risks with different ideas.Please email me if you are interested in coming to this workshop.
jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com
The cost of the workshop is
$120.00
Please send a check to:
Jeff Brown
188 1st NH Turnpike
Northwood, NH 03261
For directions go to www.jeffbrownpottery.com/map1.htmlLodging available at:
Northwood Motel (click for Website)
603-942-5476
(less than 1 mile from my studio)...OR...
Bed And Breakfast (near by)
Meadow Farm Bed & Breakfast
www.bbonline.com/nh/maedowfarm
Next ''Before the Alter & Beyond'' workshop at my studio will be:
Aug. 18 - 19
''Practice Makes Perfect''
Working in Series
This part of the workshop will focus on enhancing your skills using production
pottery techniques......We will start by making a series of cylinders in three pulls to get your
hands used to the motion of pushing the clay. (think of this as pottery calisthenics)
You will then move on to a series of round forms, and later we will
briefly explore the bowl form and how it differs from the cylinder.
Out of those pieces saved for the next day we will work on handle
pulling and making attachments. The pots from the previous day
will also be used for altering and texturing exploration.Even though you will have a few nice pieces at the end of the second
day, the goal will not be making finished pots. Instead it will be about
exercising your throwing muscles by pushing your limits.
Being free from the pressure of making a product will help in developing
a fluidity of motion while you work, and give you the opportunity to take
risks with different ideas.It may never be your intention to be a production potter, but the practice you get from working in a series will help make each individual pot easier to form, and the ideas you have in your mind flow smoother from your fingertips.
Wood Firing
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Romance of the flameSpring - Glazing and loading
10am - 5pm
Spring - Loading
10am - 8pm
Spring - Firing - in shifts
9am until firings end, Sunday eveningThis intensive will cover a number of glazing, and kiln loading techniques used in woodfiring, as well as how and why to control fire and air to not only reach cone 11 to 12 temperatures, but also how to use the atmospheric affects of the flame and ash to draw out the natural beauty of clay and enhance effects of the glazes used.
for more details - Wood Firing Details
...more workshops as the year progresses...
If you can't come to my studio for a workshop... then maybe I can come to your location. Contact me for prices... Jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com
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Jeff Brown Pottery
Northwood, NH
Pottery lessons:Throwing and/or Hand Building
Classes are ongoing and You may start at any time...8-Week 2 hour Classes - $200.00
Mon. or Thursday - 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
(Afternoon classes available)
8-Week 3 hour Class - $280.00
Tues. - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
...or...
Saturday - 2:00 - 5:00Private Lessons - $45.00 per hour
(Times will be arranged on an individual basis)Gift Certificates Available
Beginners
There will be many demonstrations, and one on one instruction. Time will be spent learning what makes clay work and how you can control it. Materials are included.Intermediate/Experienced
Each person will work at his or her own pace with a little coaxing to experiment with new ways of working. You are encouraged to have your own tools. Clay and glaze will be provided with the class fee. Ambitious potters working in production or large scale series may buy more clay and kiln space if desired.For more information, call Jeff at 603-553-1620
or E-mail: Jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com
NH Institute of Art
Manchester, NH
For catalogue contact
registrar at NH Institute of Art
lsullivan@nhia.edu
Or call toll free...
1-866-241-4918, ext. 575Fundamentals of Wheelworking
CER001A Weeks
Tues 4:00 6:50pm (updating soon )
...and
CER001B 15 Weeks
Tues 7:00-9:50pm (updating soon)
A great introductory class for someone who wants to work on the potter’ s wheel, but has no idea where to start, or for someone who wants a refresher course! All the basic techniques of wheelworking will be explored in 15 sessions. Surface treatments and Glazing techniques will be demonstrated.
Intermediate Wheel Work
CER010 ( Weeks)Wed. 4:00pm - 6:50pm (updating soon)
Exploration of wheel techniques for production of simple multiples, and combining thrown parts to make complex objects will be the focus of this class. Surface treatments and Glazing techniques will be explored. Developing a personal style will be encouraged.
Contact registrar at NH Institute of Art
lsullivan@nhia.edu
...or call toll free...
1-866-241-4918, ext. 575
188 1st NH Turnpike
Jeff Brown
Pottery
Northwood, NH 03261
(603) 553-1620
Jeff@jeffbrownpottery.com
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