Hispanic Heritage Month Featured Shop Artist Breana Ferreira shares about her approach to clay and keeping things deeply personal.
Read MoreMeet this year’s Hand In Hand Honorees, the Common Sense Fund, a foundation that has been fueling access to clay for 15 years.
Read MoreThis year’s Functional Fall exhibition, Handled With Care, features small- to medium-scale works that revel in surface, decoration, and detail. Learn more about the work of exhibiting artists Noah Smith and Sharon Greenwood below.
Read MoreAs summer draws to a close, we look back on the stories that made the summer great, from Summer Camp to veteran clay classes.
Read MoreClay Art Center staff share some of their favorite tools for clay and how to store them.
Read MoreSecond-year Resident Artist Alvaro Villa reflects on teaching ceramics and finding the language of making.
Read MoreClay Art Center collections include archival materials the provide glimpses into the history of our community.
Read MoreClay Art Center is delighted to announce the 2026–2027 Residency Cohort, welcoming Abigail Carpenter as the Rittenberg Artist-in-Residence, Kamila Roman as the Community Arts Fellow, and featuring the return of Alvaro Villa as a second-year resident.
Read MoreThe summer is heating up, and bringing the humidity with it. Learn favorite techniques from staff and artists for working with the summer conditions.
Read MoreClay Art Center opened its first ADA accessible classroom earlier this year. The classroom and its accessibility features were made possible in part by sculptor and disability rights activist Jackie Clipsham.
Read MorePride Month Featured Shop Artist Anika Major reflects on how her queer identity and love for the rodeo shape her art.
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