Upcoming
2023 Virtual Artists Talks: Gerald Brown on March 24, 6:00-6:30 pm
Artists are at the center of the mission of Baltimore Clayworks, and provide the organization with t...
Upcoming Events
2023 Virtual Artists Talks: Gerald Brown on March 24, 6:00-6:30 pm
Artists are at the center of the mission of Baltimore Clayworks, and provide the organization with t...
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Gallery Exhibitions
The Shop
Discover the beauty and craftsmanship of handmade pottery art at our Baltimore Clayworks Shop! From functional pieces to unique artworks created by talented local and nationally recognized artists, we have something for everyone.
If you’re looking for a unique gift for a special someone or a beautiful addition to your home decor, our shop has something to offer. Come and explore our full selection of handmade ceramic arts and pottery today.
Shop Online anytime, or visit us in person. The shop and galleries are open from Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm. Sunday Noon – 5pm.
We also have gift cards available online that can be used in our Galleries, Shop and for classes. Download, print or email for that perfect gift.
Classes
Visiting Artists / Special Topics
Adult Classes and Workshops feature visiting artists, special topics for a concentrated experience. Try something new or discover a specific technique.
Adults
Classes are offered for beginning through advanced adult students in wheel throwing, hand building, sculpture, a variety of glazing techniques, and wood kiln firing.
Kids & Youth
Classes and Summer Camps focus on fun and experimentation. It can get messy as students build skills and discover their creativity. Materials and firing are included.
Community Arts
Baltimore Clayworks partnered with CASA of Maryland, through a grant from the Gutierrez Memorial Fund, to commission Mexican-American ceramic artist, George Rodriguez, to make a totemic sculpture to be displayed in front of CASA’s new headquarters.
He engaged CASA community members in several hands-on workshops that involved making clay animals and painting tiles that are part of the base for the sculpture. Rodriguez then made 3 character prototypes from which the community chose the totemic, clay, figure to be made.
