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BALTIMORE, MD (September 3, 2022) 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
July 9 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Baltimore Clayworks is proud to announce the solo exhibitions of our resident artists Clarissa Pezone and Jason Piccoli, who explore narrative ceramics via two distinct paths. The exhibitions will run from
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Baltimore Clayworks is proud to present our first featured artist video highlighting Nicole Fall, sculptor, educator, and former community arts manager. In the video,
One of our favorite ceramic artists and educators.
Artists Reception: Saturday, September 11, 6-8 pm. This autumn Baltimore Clayworks hosts two intriguing shows of figurative sculpture and functional vessels. Future Ancestors in our Main Gallery Space and Never
Top: Hae Won Sohn; Bottom: “Consolidation” Artist Statement and artwork available for download here. BALTIMORE, JULY 8, 2021 – The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) is proud to announce that Hae Won Sohn is the winner
On View at Sandy Spring Museum Exhibition juror: Matthew Hyleck, noted ceramic artist and education coordinator at Baltimore Clayworks. This juried exhibition features 64 original ceramic works created by 47
How Everything Changes & All Stays the Same by Jenny Reed, Resident Artist and In and of Other Times by Tyler School of Art and Architecture MFA Candidates How Everything
Read the article by Bret McCabe in BmoreArt, June 14, 2021. “There’s something thrillingly lost-in-time-and-space about Sohn’s work right now. Time itself is notoriously difficult to evoke in artworks that
Richard Cleaver works with a wide variety of materials, including clay, and has exhibited and fired his work at Baltimore Clayworks for many years. Organized by the WALTERS ART MUSEUM.
