Perspectives 2014: Georgia Pottery Invitational




From: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation <director@ocaf.com>
Subject: Perspectives 2014: Georgia Pottery Invitational
Date: August 7, 2014 at 1:08:26 PM EDT
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 GEORGIA'S LARGEST ANNUAL
POTTERY EVENT BEGINS AUGUST 29!

OVER 5,500 POTS AVAILABLE!
Dear Dan,

From Friday, August 29 through Wednesday, September 17, Watkinsville GA will be home to the 12th Annual Perspectives: Georgia Pottery Invitational, the largest collection of functional pottery in the state of Georgia. Don't miss your chance to purchase from these one-of-a-kind pottery pieces created by  Georgia's preeminent potters.
Mike Schmidt

Perspectives begins:



OPENING RECEPTION and 

PREVIEW SALE

FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 6-9 PM

$10 ADMISSION
  Admission price includes a buffet of assorted tasty finger foods and liquid refreshments under the tents adjacent to the 1902 Building. Music by Solstice Sisters will add to the festivities while you "meet and mingle" with this year's participating potters and are part of the first buyers to choose among the over 5000 pieces of pottery for sale.
  
  
Keiko Coglin
   And continues:  

Aug 30 - Sept 17, 2014
10 AM to 5 PM Each Day
Including Sundays and Labor Day 
Free Admission

Pottery Sale - Exhibitions - Demonstrations Gallery Talks  - Workshop - Studio Tours 

For a complete schedule of events during Perspectives: GA Pottery Invitational click HERE!  


Marise Fransolino

FREE POTTERY DEMONSTRATIONS
EACH SATURDAY, 1-4 PM 

Aug 30 - Rick Berman  
Sept 6 -  Marise Fransolino  
Sept 13 - Maria Dondero      



All events of Perspectives 2014: GA Pottery Invitational take place at the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF) facilities, located in historic downtown Watkinsville GA. For a detailed Google Map to the facilities, please click this LINK. To see a slideshow of participating potters or for more information about the  reception, exhibitions and other scheduled events, click HERE.


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