Participate in Day in Clay

Artist-in-Residence
In-school 
and interactive
Virtual Day in Clay programs

Where creativity, culture, and
clay intersect

Students learn the art of clay in all its splendor.
They get a behind-the-curtain look at  a working artist’s studio, and learn how clay has been used throughout the centuries.

Throwing pots and vessels, hand-building, tile-making, glazing, decorating, trimming, firing are all explored.

The three-dimensional art of clay is a cross-disciplinary activity. It engages art, science, cultures and sociology.

We excite student’s creativity, encourage cultural exploration and look at the centuries-old connection between art, form and function.

A vibrant online mix of activities and lecture.
Explore the life of the studio artist, cultural arts history, potter’s wheel segments, video, and visual media across cultures with interactive quizzes, and Q & A. Engaging and unique.

In-School

Classroom Assembly programs

The Artist-in-Residence concept transports students ‘behind the curtain’ into the life and artistic decision-making in creative arts and functional pottery through the ages and across cultures.
Classroom and Assembly programs combine art, history, culture, and clay.

Staff Development

Hands-on and interactive—we provide on-site, virtual, and a hybrid-approach, to infuse your arts program with in-depth knowledge of clay, firings, socio-cultural history, and teaching techniques.

Day in Clay — Live!

Within minutes participants are involved in the process of working with clay and learning about the relationship between art and society. 

Virtual Day in Clay

Staff Development