This national juried exhibition showcases ceramic artists who draw inspiration from the ubiquitous garden. Wild and tame, exotic and sweet, foreign and familiar, resilient and vulnerable, the garden is a sacred space of botanical dreams, natural beauty, and the cycle of life, producing abundant metaphors for all kinds of thoughts, feelings, and narratives, human or otherwise. 

“Where the Wild Things Are”

Inspired by the renowned children’s book, “Where The Wild Things Are,” this is a group show with five contemporary ceramic artists who create curious sculptures on the theme of mythical and whimsical creatures. Invited artists include Brad Blair, Rebekah Bogard, Annie Boyer, Taylor Robenalt, Molly Uravitch.

“On My Way As Well”

Community Arts Teaching Artist Showcase

Gallery and Shop Hours Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, Sunday-Monday, 12:00 – 5:00 pm

News from Baltimore Clayworks

Sam Wallace Announced 2025 Heritage Award Winner by the Maryland State Arts Council

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Baltimore Clayworks is thrilled to congratulate longtime artist, mentor, and Technician and Facilities Manager Samuel Wallace on receiving the prestigious 2025 Maryland Traditions Heritage Award from the Maryland State Arts

2025-2028 Strategic Plan

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Artists

Meet Our Resident Artists. View Virtual Artist Talks.

Patrick Bell

2022-2023 Lormina Salter Fellow

Shea Kister

2022-25 Long-Term Resident Artist

Annie Braunschweig

Short-Term Resident Artist

Ali Saunders

2024-25 Long-Term Resident Artist

Kashima Robinson

2024-25 EMBARC Fellow

Kristyn Rohrer

2024-25 Lormina Salter Fellow

Community Arts

Community Arts Programs

Baltimore Clayworks is committed to inclusion by promoting creative opportunities to all children, adults, and seniors. Baltimore Clayworks partners to curate and provide ceramics classes within schools, community centers, churches, and social service agencies, along with outreach and recovery programs throughout Baltimore City and the surrounding regions.

Baltimore Clayworks maintains its commitment to the communities we serve throughout Baltimore City and in the region. If you are a community group interested in hosting clay programming at your location, please contact Stephen Callender, Director of Community Arts and Engagement, at stephen.callender@baltimoreclayworks.org