Clay Space Ceramic Center

 

 

 

Holiday POP UP Shop

Clay Space Ceramic Center, located at 275 Calyer St. in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, has just opened their

Holiday POP UP Shop for your gifting needs. An array of beautiful handmade ceramic objects by

members, as well as jewelry, accessories and artwork by guest artisans are available for purchase in

the shop.

 

Clay Space, a long established ceramic community that reopened it’s new and expanded location in

May now offers adult and childrens classes along with a wide range of membership levels. Located in a

3900 sq. ft. independent building in the Brooklyn Arts Studios complex, Clay Space is surrounded by a

larger community of artists and makers.

Each weekend in December until Christmas, events are scheduled for the public to view or literally get

their hands involved in a taste of what the center has to offer. These include:

wheel throwing demos, hands-on stamp making, and a kids ornament making workshop.

Gift certificates are also available for work on sale in the shop.

Visit the website to explore all that Clay Space has to offer. Registration for Winter I & II adult classes

is now open. Classes begin January 3rd. Registration for Clay Play, the center’s after school program,

begins for winter and spring semesters on December 11th.

Shop local this year! Support artisans and treat yourself to something special and unique.

Gift certificates for classes are also a great gift, and they don't even need to be wrapped.

 

Clay Space Holiday POP UP Shop Hours:

Fridays: 12-7pm

Saturdays: 11-6pm

Sundays: 12-5pm

December 20-22: 4-7pm

Also available by appointment

Contact:
Rina Young
csbkgallery@gmail.com
Janine Sopp
info@clayspacebk.com
Tel. 718.383.5400

                    Clay Space

Ceramic Center 275 Calyer St.

Brooklyn, NY 11222 718.383.5400

 

New Work Spaces Available!

BROOKLYN ART STUDIOS is opening a new floor of work spaces for CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS

--Architects, Industrial Designers, Graphic Designers, 3D Modeling, Web Design, Motion Graphics, Interior Design, Writers, Film Makers, Accessory Designers, Fashion Designers etc

Professional Creatives who work alone, as a team or may have assistants will be the right fit for this floor.

Heat, AC, Wifi, Kitchen, Utility Room, Mens/Womens Restrooms, Lounge & several areas of seating throughout floor, Freight Elevator, Bike Racks on Site, Citibike on Site, Mail Room/Boxes, Package Delivery, Dumpsters for Trash Removal

Small Interior Spaces good for individuals
Larger windowed spaces for individuals or teams to share (No Subletting or Temporary Shares allowed)

NO --- Woodworkers, Painters, Sculptors, Resins, Aerosol, Living, Welding Please

For More information & to view email at lfa17@ymail.com or brooklynartstudios@gmail.com

The latest news coming from

 BROOKLYN ART STUDIO RESIDENT ARTISTS 

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Healing Arts now at Brooklyn Art Studios!

Panacea Path offers holistic life coaching, energy healing, and creative wellness services.

Unleash your voice and discover the truth that lives inside of you.

Visit our website to find out more about our offerings!

https://www.panaceapath.com/

Sara Fay George is a Reiki Certified Energy Worker and teaches Therapeutic Movement and Embodiment. She brings with her an extensive background in facilitating catharsis through performing and visual arts. She is the creator of The Holistic Method, an energy training technique for the physical and emotional body. Her path of self-healing has been lifelong and continues today. Sara Fay is an Energy Intuitive and brings these skills to her work in movement, bodywork, energy healing, and the creative arts to facilitate emotional clearing and address addictions, trauma, and chronic health issues. Sara Fay is the Co-Artistic Director of The Box, an international and interdisciplinary performance art collective. She currently teaches chakra energy work and movement for actors at the Maggie Flanigan Studio in New York City.

“Each of us have pain in our past.  We all carry the weight of fear, wounds and scars. From one perspective this collective pain unites us and can bring us closer together.

Medicine takes many forms: a walk in nature, an honest conversation. Sometimes we need a good laugh, cry or scream!

It is ok to not know the answers. First step is to not take ourselves so seriously! Give yourself permission to get messy! That is where the magic happens.”

 

 

               

 

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MEL REESE 

AN ONLINE EXHIBITION JURIED BY HUNTER DROHOJOWSKA-PHILP

SITE:BROOKLYN Gallery Online Exhibition Shape In All Its Form.

 

In art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.

 

In art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.InIn art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.In art, shape is both elusive and omnipresent. It structures our optical world but is often forgotten. Focus on it is often neglected in favor of color, concept, tactility, and subject. This show aims to bring shape to the forefront, to highlight its presence and dynamic interaction with subject matter and other formal considerations.

The latest news coming from

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ANN COFTA

Featured article in the New Haven Independent

along with a video tour of her creative process

view both at.......

 https://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/ely_center_studio_tours_2021/

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CKR-5VqBU4o/?utm_source=ig_embed 

Also on view works at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, Local Project & BAU Gallery

https://elycenter.org/urban-escapade

https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=21828008

 https://www.baugallery.org/2021-show-emergence

anncofta.com 

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Cody Healey-Conelly

at Selenas Mountain in Ridgewood, NY

https://selenasmountain.com/

https://www.syntheticlives.com/

Selenas Mountain is pleased to present Dangerous Narratives, a solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based video artist Cody Healey-Conelly. The artist’s first New York solo exhibition will consist of a single, large-scale, site-specific video installation. Conelly’s immersive artwork is comprised of a clutter of objects symbolic of American excess (assault weapons, iPhones, fast food takeout containers, and other cultural ephemera). The artist’s unique method of projection mapping overlays dynamic video content onto a heap of foamcore objects. The visceral experience of viewing this piece taps into the collective unconscious of fear, paranoia, and uncertainty felt over the past year of living through a pandemic in the United States. 

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Hernan Rivera Luque

 

BORDERWALLS III

January 15 Through February 6 

at 

Border Project Space

https://theborderprojectspace.com/ 

https://www.hernanriveraluque.com/About