Last month, the Baltimore Clayworks’ Noborigama kiln came to life for another exciting community wood firing, bringing together artists, staff, and residents for several days of collaboration and around-the-clock dedication.
© Maryland State Arts Council 2026, MSAC.org. Samuel Wallace of Baltimore City has maintained and innovated Jamaican pottery traditions for over 30 years. He has mentored students across Maryland and
On June 27–28, 2026, Baltimore Clayworks welcomed ceramic artist and educator Paul Briggs for a two-day Visiting Artist Workshop exploring his distinctive approach to hand-turned ceramics. Over the course of
On May 16, Baltimore Clayworks welcomed artists into the studio for a powerful day of creativity and connection during our Visiting Artist Workshop, Telling a Story Through Soft-Slab and Figure,
On April 20, 2026, the global fashion and film worlds collided at Lincoln Center, where the highly anticipated premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 unfolded in a dazzling display of couture, celebrity,
Baltimore Clayworks is proud to celebrate Brady Fanning, 2025-26 Lormina Salter Fellow, who has been named one of Ceramics Monthly’s Emerging Artists for 2026. Featured in the May 2026 issue,
What to Expect When the National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts Conference Lands in Baltimore Next Year? Baltimoreans Share their Experiences from this Year’s Edition in Detroit Published
On January 10–11, 2026, Baltimore Clayworks welcomed renowned ceramic artist, educator, and writer Peter Pinnell for a two-day Visiting Artist Workshop titled Tea, Teapots, Talking, and Making. The workshop offered participants an immersive,
On November 8 & 9, 2025, Baltimore Clayworks had the pleasure of welcoming Aisha Harrison for a deeply engaging two-day visiting artist workshop, The Human Bust. The studio was filled
Baltimore, MD – September 1, 2015 – Baltimore Clayworks is proud to announce the 2025–26 cohort of Resident Artists, continuing the legacy of fostering innovative ceramic art. We welcome Katherine
