The Community Arts team has been hard at work bringing clay to members of our community of all ages.
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It is almost time for Clay Art Center’s Annual Benefit and Auction, Hand in Hand! Below, Board Member Carol Chevlowe shares about what Clay Art Center means to her, and how you can help make a difference.
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Join us for Hand in Hand 2025, as we celebrate some of the passionate and dedicated students who have been part of our Clay Art Center community for more than 15 years. Meet some of our honorees - Wendy Kaufman, Susan Leifer, Stephanie Mark, and Renie Raiti - below, and keep your eye out for future posts on more of the honorees.
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Fernando Martinez, Clay Art Center’s Hispanic Heritage Month Featured Artist and a Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist, discusses the intersection between culture, identity, and inspiration.
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A warm welcome to the five new members of the Clay Art Center Board of Directors!
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This year’s Functional Fall exhibition, Shake It Up, considers our mealtime companions, salt and pepper shakers and pigs. Three exhibiting artists - Jeanne Carreau, Chai Alilharder, and Madison Berry - share more about their work.
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Join us for Hand in Hand 2025, as we celebrate some of the passionate and dedicated students who have been part of our Clay Art Center community for more than 15 years. Meet some of our honorees - Susie Gans, Karen Cohen, and Dale Oberlander - below, and keep your eye out for future posts on more of the honorees.
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Meet a member of the Community Arts teaching team, Emily Maldonado | Les presentamos a Emily Maldonado, un profesor de Artes comunitarias.
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Working with clay builds resilience, sparks creative problem solving, and gives students the opportunity to explore their creativity and the world around them.
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This past week, the new planters for outside the Don Bosco Community Center were unveiled in a ribbon cutting ceremony. The planters were created by Community Arts students at Don Bosco, led by Artist-in-Residence Evelyn Mtika.
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The Light Quilt hangs in the Clay Art Center Gallery window, was originally constructed in 2007 from more than 150 translucent porcelain tiles. Learn more about the history of the Light Quilt and the artists behind the project.
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The staff at Clay Art Center includes many talented ceramicists and artists, as we saw in this year’s Many Hands exhibition. We gathered together our best tips and tricks to share.
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Clay Art Center was awarded a $10,000 Creative Forces Grant. The Creative Forces Community Engagement Grant is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) in partnership with Mid-America Arts Alliance (M-AAA).
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Meet Clay Art Center Instructors Vicky Youngman, Mara Gross, and Don Reynolds.
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Artist-in-Residence Christine Raposas sat down with us to discuss finding inspiration in the natural world, chaotic glazes, and her current exhibition, Opposable Thumbs.
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Second-year Westchester Community Foundation Fellow Stephanie Perez sat down with us to discuss artistic influences, the psychology of disgust, and her current exhibition, Remnants of Cognition.
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This Disability Pride Month, Clay Art Center recognizes the achievements and experiences of our students living with disabilities.
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Rittenberg Artist-in-Residence Carley Holzem sat down with us to discuss process, queer identity and art, and her exhibition, The Sunroom.
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