Posts Tagged ‘Kathryn Blackmun’
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
Make your visit fun and meaningful by getting to know the city’s art, culture, history, heritage and people. Workshops, classes and experiences taught by local community members in vibrant artists’ studios and other settings make a Santa Fe visit all the more memorable. Work with an artisan to learn glass blowing, ceramics or another craft; learn some flamenco dance moves with a Santa Fe performer; take a walk in the beautiful Santa Fe landscape and learn about the Native American and Spanish history of the area. With over 90 experiences to choose from, there is something for everyone.
Experiences run from a few hours to weeks long. Some are even free of charge. Check the offerings in these exciting categories:
Agritourism/Green Experiences
Assemblage/Collage/Book Arts
Culture/Heritage/Traditional Arts
Family Friendly / Children’s Activities
Gastronomy/Culinary Arts ]
Glass
Jewelry
Literary Arts
Outdoors
Painting/Sculpture
Photography
Pottery
Science
Spiritual
Theater/Dance/Music
Trails & Tours
Visual Arts
Weaving/Fiber Arts
Day Trips
Adults Only
One Time Experiences
Budget Traveler Experiences
Immerse yourself in Santa Fe’s unique art, culture, history, and heritage.
Artists are willing to accommodate to your schedule!
Book directly with your artist today!!!
For questions email info@santafecreativetourism.org
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Monday, August 9th, 2010
Mini-News Update August – Click to Zoom In
Painting on Pottery Workshops Available!!!
Kathryn Blackmun has a background as a graphic designer and illustrator, has a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Calif. at Irvine and attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif. She now works as a potter just outside of Santa Fe. Located 20 minutes southwest of the Santa Fe Plaza, La Cienega is a semi-rural community, home to several artists expand and El Rancho de los Golondrinas.
My studio is in an adobe house on 4 acres with views of the Cerrillos Hills. I specialize in hand painting colorful pottery with under glazes with whimsical cats, birds, pigs, cowgirls and more. There’s a small kiln and slab roller, and I make pottery by shaping slabs of earthenware…on dinnerware.
Lessons can include: Making and painting press-mold plates with under glazes; Painting commercial tiles and bisque with under glazes; Christmas ornaments; or creating a personalized hanging bird feeder.
Workshops can be tailored to your time constraints, they can be for a few days, or for as little as two hours. I’ll be there to assist the entire time, and most supplies and firings are included.
This is a fragrance-free and smoke-free environment.
3 person maximum, 50% deposit required, 2 hours minimum. Adults only, too many ways for unsupervised kids to hurt themselves.
Kathryn Blackmun Pottery & Design
Phone: 505 424-1228
Fax: 505 424-1845
Where: Village of La Cienega
Website: www.flickr.com/photos/kblackmun
Works from the Artist
Past Newsletters
July Newsletter 2010
June Newsletter 2010
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Friday, July 30th, 2010
Come to beautiful northern New Mexico this fall for the 13th annual High Road Art Tour. On a lovely day trip from Santa Fe, meet the artists and learn about traditional, contemporary, and fine arts. Visit ten historic communities and sixty plus artists. Work includes sculpture, painting, photography, pottery, weaving, jewelry, crafts, and more. Tour brochures are available expand from Visitor Information Centers, local hotels, and tour sites.
 Maureen Freyne
For more information about the tour, bed and breakfasts, cafes and restaurants, and other tourist resources check www.HighRoadNewMexico.com or call 1-866-343-5381.
 Rosemary Sparno
The tour is conducted by High Road Artisans, a non-profit organization promoting arts and culture as positive, integral elements of communities along the High Road to Taos. Partial funding is provided by New Mexico Arts, New Mexico Tourism Department (visit www.newmexico.org), Rio Arriba County and Taos County Lodger’s Tax Boards. You, too, can help support our artists with an online contribution at www.HighRoadNewMexico.com
 Sharon Stewart
When: Last two Saturdays/Sundays of September; 2010 – 18th, 19th, 25th, 26th
Time: 10 am to 5 pm each day
Cost: FREE
Print Me, Email Me, Bookmark Me
High Road Artisans
1-866-343-5381
High Road to Taos Scenic Byway, from Chimayo to Vadito
 Kathryn Blackmun
Website: www.HighRoadNewMexico.com
This is a DAY TRIP from Santa Fe
For Budget Travelers! (FREE)
Tags: 13th Annual High Road Art Tour, Artist Workshops, Betsy Williams, Cheryl Stahl, crafts, Debbie Denison, Demonstration, Guide, High Road Artisans, High Road to Taos, Instruction, Jewelry, Kathryn Blackmun, Liz Gold, Manny Chavez, Molly Hart, New Mexico, Painting, photography, Pottery, Ron Leard, Rosemary Sparno, Sandy Ballard, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Creative Tourism, sculpture, Sharon Stewart, weaving
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Monday, June 14th, 2010
Kathryn Blackmun Pottery & Design
Kathryn Blackmun
505 424-1228
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kblackmun
Kathryn Blackmun has a background as a graphic designer and illustrator, has a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Calif. at Irvine and attended Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Calif. She now works as a potter just outside of Santa Fe. Located 20 minutes southwest of the Santa Fe Plaza, La Cienega is a semi-rural community, home to several artists and El Rancho de los Golondrinas.
My studio is in an adobe house on 4 acres with views of the Cerrillos Hills. I specialize in handpainting colorful pottery with underglazes–with whimsical cats, birds, pigs, cowgirls and more. There’s a small kiln and slab roller, and I make pottery by shaping slabs of earthenware…on dinnerware.
Lesson possibilities include: Making and painting press-mold plates with underglazes; Painting commercial tiles and bisque with underglazes; Christmas ornaments; or creating a personalized hanging birdfeeder.
Workshops can be tailored to your time constraints, they can be for a few days, or for as little as two hours. I’ll be there to assist the entire time, and most supplies and firings are included.
This is a fragrance-free and smoke-free environment.
3 person maximum, 50% deposit required, 2 hours minimum. Adults only, too many ways for unsupervised kids to hurt themselves.
For more information see additional link:
http://www.nmpotters.org/StudioTour/KathrynBlackmun.asp
When: Contact For Details
Time: 2 + Hours
Cost: $95 an hour, $75 for two or three people
Tags: Art Workshops, Kathryn Blackmun, New Mexico, Painting, Pottery, Santa Fe
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Monday, December 28th, 2009
Tags: 5-Day Painting Workshops, Art Workshops, Artist Workshops, Cathy Carey, Demonstration, Guide, Kathryn Blackmun, New Mexico, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Creative Tourism
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