Mud and Spirits Christmas sale Dec. 5-6 2008:
New place (Kootenai County Fairground), new opportunities--more potters wanted!
Who we are:
The Clay Arts Guild of North Idaho is a nonprofit communication network for clay artists and supporters, promoting clay art and education in the community.
What we do:
How to join:
Why
not try coming to a meeting to see if it's something positive for you?
You can join in person at the meetings or workshops, or by mail at the
address below. Dues are $35.00 per year. There's a form at this link.
Contact information, including officers
| Laura Umthun | President | |
| Jan Maiani | Treasurer | treasurer@cagni.org |
| AmyLou Vancho | Director of Communications | communications@cagni.org |
Mailing address:
Clay Arts Guild of North Idaho, Inc.
PMB 344
212 Ironwood Drive, Ste. D
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
CAGNI Committees:
All members are encouraged to
join a committee that interests them.
| Raffle, Piggybanks: | Amy Lou Vancho & Maxien Marcien |
| Coeur d'Alene Winery Tour, Art from the Heart: | Lori Hintz, Laura Umthun |
| Database, Email notices: | Jan Maiani, chair; Lori Hintz |
| Advertising, PR and News Releases: | Laura Umthun, chair |
| Newsletter: | Kathe Parker, chair; Laura Umthun, Jan Maiani |
| Event Posters: | Pat Harns, chair |
| Workshop Artists: | Maxien Marcy, chair |
| Chamber of Commerce: | Amy Vancho, chair; Pat Harns, Laura Umthun |
| Networking With Other Arts Organizations: | Lezlie Finet, Marsha Plager |
| Web Site Development: | Brad Sondahl |
Member pages:
If you have broadband, here's a
great Real Audio movie link about
Alabama folk pottery Jerry Brown called Unbroken Tradition (last
one on the page). If you see a
login screen, just close it--it's not needed to view the films
Here's a great place to learn about
pottery topics: Clayart, which is a list that sends everyone who signs
up all the emails. Rather than getting a ton of emails, you can read
the ones you want at this link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/clayart/messages
If you want to send a question or comment, send them
to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org (you may have to join the group to post comments)
Want to find a lot of other ceramics sites on the internet?
Try Helen Bates' and Bill Amsterlaw's
collection of Clayart related websites (over 550 names):