
Nature Sacred and Baltimore Clayworks
Sacred Places at Baltimore Clayworks Clayworks’ first Sacred Place, located in front of our studio building, was installed in the summer of 2011. The flagstone pathway, bluestone stairs, and native

Sacred Places at Baltimore Clayworks Clayworks’ first Sacred Place, located in front of our studio building, was installed in the summer of 2011. The flagstone pathway, bluestone stairs, and native

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This past weekend, Baltimore Clayworks had the privilege of hosting the immensely talented Ali Saunders for a two-day workshop, Guide to Surface Decoration. As a new Long-Term Resident Artist at

ISMS: Narratives, Issues, and Difficult Topics of Our Time Exhibition Publication by Baltimore Clayworks

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On August 13th, Baltimore Clayworks had the privilege of participating in National Night Out, a nationwide event that fosters community engagement and safety. Our celebration took place in the Western

This past weekend, Baltimore Clayworks had the pleasure of participating in Artscape 2024 at the Made In Baltimore Makers Market. It was an incredible experience, filled with music, art, and

An archive of Baltimore Clayworks digital monthly newsletter.

We are continually inspired by the diverse voices and stories within the ceramics community. One such voice is our own Yoshi Fuji, Director of Exhibitions and Shop at Baltimore Clayworks.

Last night, we hosted our very first Clay Mixer: Evaluative Discussion and Happy Hour at Baltimore Clayworks, and it was an evening to remember. From 5:00 to 7:00 pm, our