November 2026 Newsletter
November 3, 2026
An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.
An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.
On October 17, Baltimore Clayworks welcomed artists, students, neighbors, and friends to Fire Fest 2026, an evening dedicated to the transformative power of fire, the creativity of ceramic arts, and
Over the weekend, Baltimore Clayworks welcomed visiting artist Stacy Snyder for Constructing Meaning: Cups and Architectural Forms in Clay, a two-day workshop that invited participants to consider both the practical
An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.
An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.
Juried Exhibition Brings Together Nearly 90 Artists to Celebrate the Depth, Range, and Serendipity of Shino Glazes BALTIMORE, MD — Baltimore Clayworks is pleased to present Shino Odyssey, a juried
An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.
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
To best view this Exhibition Publication, select the full screen option located bottom right of the cover. “ANOMALY” Exhibition Publication by Baltimore Clayworks