I love Ceramics
Exhibition "Home"
June 14 to August 6
Theme:The theme is “works that speak to home,” – functional houseware or sculptural. “Home” will offer viewers a more expansive vision of what home might be, and provide artists of all levels an opportunity to showcase the diversity of their skill sets.
Location:This show will be held at the Clay Place Gallery. 1 Walnut Street, Carnegie, PA, from June 14th to August 9th. “Home” will be juried by local artist Britney Smith and curated by the exhibitions committee of Clay Pittsburgh.
Acknowledgements: We thank all artists who participate by submitting work. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Standard Clay Company, as well, for their generosity in hosting this exhibition.
Calendar
| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| Pittsburgh Potters Tour Application | 1780747200 Jun 6, 2026 - Jun 27, 2026 |
| Pittsburgh Potters Tour | 1795262400 Nov 21, 2026 - Nov 22, 2026 |
| Exhibition HOME in Carnegie, PA | 1781352000 Jun 13, 2026 - Aug 9, 2026 |
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