What:

Middle and high schoolers from across Southern California will be gathering at Cal State Northridge to take part in the Southern California Art Education Association's Clay Day.

Designed to be a sort of "Clay Olympics" approximately 10 teams will compete in hand built and thrown ceramic events. Among the possible events are longest pulled handle, biggest pinch pot, longest continuous coil, a blindfold sculpture project, tallest thrown pots, widest thrown pot and no hands thrown pot. Winners will receive ribbons and trophies

When:

Saturday, April 26, 2003
10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Art and Design Center
California State University, Northridge
Between Plummer and Halsted streets, just east of Etiwanda Avenue in Northridge
Thomas Guide Grid 500 J6

Who:

Dozens of middle and high schoolers

Larry Oviatt, Southern California Art Education Association, at event, (888) 716-2232
Carmen Ramos Chandler, CSUN PR, (818) 677-2130