news & shows
September 8, 9, 10, 2017
Brooklyn Clay Tour
Three days of exhibitions and events centered around the diverse and growing ceramic arts community in Brooklyn.
Over 250 artists
30+ events
3 days, across Brooklyn
@brooklynclaytour
Opening: Friday Sept 8, 7:30-midnight
Supersmith, 125 Dikeman St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
September 9, 2017
As part of the inagural Brooklyn Clay Tour
I'll be showing a new Eyestellation at my studio's show
Clayworks on Columbia,
Signature, a show of member's works
Showing through Sept 30
Reception
with Demos, Slip Dip, Handprint wall and more
Sept 9, 1pm-4pm
Clayworks on Columbia
195 Columbia Street, Brooklyn NY 11231
Artists:
Aimee Franco, Alexandra Rockoff, Allison Knoll, Betts Brown, Billie Hirsch, Cynthia Davies, Dale Addington, Susan Meltzer, Deb McDermott, Demetra Chappo, Douglas Brooks, Einat Nemzoff Arnon, Erin Lindquist, Francesca Robledo, Hillary Goldman, Jill Bell, Joey Modica, Karen Levinson, Kate Sears, Kyoko Sagara, LaShaun Ellis, Laura Harrier, Laura Kastin, Lexi Sigesmund, Marantha Dawkins, Olivia Barry, Rebecca Wolf, Sandra Giunta, Sabina Magnus, Steven Benjamin, Wayne Morris
September 9, 2017
As part of the inagural Brooklyn Clay Tour
The Amazing Garden & Clayworks on Columbia Community Garden Mosaic Project
Saturday September 9, Clayworks on Columbia artists join the local community to create a Mosaic Mural in the Community Garden at The Amazing Garden. Participants will learn the mosaic-making technique with ceramic tiles and work on the mosaic mural in the garden.
Experience the cycle of ceramics, creating beauty from broken ceramic pieces collected at Clayworks on Columbia. All are welcome to drop in and participate in creating the mosaic mural.
Sept 9, Noon-4pm
The Amazing Garden
58 Carroll Street (at Columbia St), Brooklyn NY 11231
September 10, 2017
As part of the inagural Brooklyn Clay Tour
Drawn to Fire
A Pit Fire Demo at Pioneer Works Second Sundays
In this demonstration, ceramists Nicholas Newcomb and Demetria Chappo bring outdoor pit firing to Brooklyn. Witness the exciting relationship between clay and fire and see how sawdust, horse hair and other elements create dramatic effects.
Sept 10, 4pm-6pm
Pioneer Works
Pioneer Street, Brooklyn NY 11231
