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Porcelain Artists of the Great Northwest was started in 1977 and is dedicated to
bringing renowned teachers of the fine art of porcelain painting to the Northwest.
For the past 30 years P.A.G.N. has conducted a bi-annual school providing an
opportunity for porcelain artists of all skill levels to study under internationally
known teachers to learn new skills and techniques in a concentrated school
atmosphere. Artists of all levels, from beginner to expert, are welcome, and will
find an invigorating and challenging curriculum at the P.A.G.N. school.
The 2009 school is scheduled to be held in August at the Mukogawa Fort Wright
Institute, a beautiful 72-acre campus near downtown Spokane, WA. To learn more
about the facility, visit their website at www.mfwi.org.
Attractions in the Spokane area include The Riverfront Park, Looff Carousel, Spokane
Falls, Sculpture Walk, and the NW Museum of Arts and Culture. The area
is served by the Spokane International Airport. For more information on the Spokane
area, visit www.visitspokane.com.
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bringing renowned teachers of the fine art of porcelain painting to the Northwest.
For the past 30 years P.A.G.N. has conducted a bi-annual school providing an
opportunity for porcelain artists of all skill levels to study under internationally
known teachers to learn new skills and techniques in a concentrated school
atmosphere. Artists of all levels, from beginner to expert, are welcome, and will
find an invigorating and challenging curriculum at the P.A.G.N. school.
The 2009 school is scheduled to be held in August at the Mukogawa Fort Wright
Institute, a beautiful 72-acre campus near downtown Spokane, WA. To learn more
about the facility, visit their website at www.mfwi.org.
Attractions in the Spokane area include The Riverfront Park, Looff Carousel, Spokane
Falls, Sculpture Walk, and the NW Museum of Arts and Culture. The area
is served by the Spokane International Airport. For more information on the Spokane
area, visit www.visitspokane.com.
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