[Centering in poetry, pottery and the person] [sound recording] [1960-1969].

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[Centering in poetry, pottery and the person] [sound recording] [1960-1969].

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Side one of this tape is a lecture and poetry reading by Mary Caroline Richards (n.d., location unknown). Side two is a lecture on "centering" in pottery and poetry that she gave at the Haystack Mountain School (n.d.). This lecture is related to Richard's 1964 book Centering in pottery, poetry, and the person. A letter included with this tape is in Special Collections accession no. 960036, box 69, folder 8.

1 sound tape reel (3 hr., 14 min., 54 sec.) : analog; 7 in. original.2 sound tape reels of 2 (3 hr., 14 min., 54 sec.) : analog, 3 3/4 ips, 2 tracks, stereo. ; 10 1/2 in. archival master.2 sound discs of 2 (3 hr., 14 min., 54 sec.) : digital, mono. ; 4 3/4 in. copy master.2 sound discs of 2 (3 hr., 14 min., 54 sec.) : digital, mono. ; 4 3/4 in. use copy.

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Richards, Mary Caroline.

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Mary Caroline (M. C.) Richards described herself as "teacher, writer, lecturer, potter, poet." She joined the faculty of Black Mountain College in 1945. In 1954, Richards and other former Black Mountain faculty became part of the Stony Point community in upstate New York. She was also on the faculty and board of trustees of Haystack Mountain School. From the description of Some thoughts about art and wholeness in learning [sound recording] 1969 November. (Getty Research Institute). W...

Haystack Mountain School of Crafts

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Craft and art school; Deer Isle, Me. From the description of Haystack Mountain School of Crafts records, 1950-1969. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122389617 Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, located in Deer Isle, Maine, was founded in 1950 by a group of craft artists in Belfast, Maine. The school gained financial support from Mary Beasom Bishop, a resident of Flint, Michigan who had a summer home in the area. Francis S. Merritt was its first director; his wife Priscilla Me...