Myung Rye Kim The Journey of the Magnolia: Total Work of Art (Gesamthkunstwerk) June 28 th through August 2nd, 2008 opening reception on Saturday, June 28th, from 6 to 8 pm 
Please come and visit us! Gallery Hours: Monday – Saturday, 10 – 5pm (Closed on Sundays) WHAT WE ARE... a non-profit ceramic art center housed in two historic buildings in Baltimore, established in 1980. For more details, click here. WHAT WE DO... teach 24 classes per week; hold exhibitions; rent studio space; sell clay art, and functional pottery; fire gas, electric, and raku kilns; conduct workshops; host visiting artists; provide resources on technical issues and ceramic art health information; grant an annual emerging artist fellowship; and more. WHO WE ARE... 13 resident studio artists, 39 associate and alumni artists, 900 students, more than 20 work-exchange, 27 board members, 100 volunteers, 12 staff members...men, women, and kids of many ages and cultural backgrounds. WHERE WE ARE... in Mt. Washington Village, in the northwest corner of the city; 2 miles southeast of I-695 exit 22; or 1/4 mile northwest of the Northern Pkwy/Falls Road exchange of I-83; or one short block west of the Mt. Washington Light Rail Station. Click here for more detailed directions.
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Visiting artist programs at Baltimore Clayworks are supported in part through Artists & Communities, a program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation made possible by major funding from the J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation.
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