Sat & Sun, January 24 & 25, 11AM-4PM

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In pursuit of an art practice rooted in age-old traditions, Kark draws inspiration from techniques learned in Japan, shaping sculptural forms through wheel-thrown and slab-built processes.

Fri & Sat, January 23 & 24, 11AM - 5PM

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Bevington's unique ceramic works use humor, excess, and playful details to celebrate the ordinary and bring joy to everyday life.

Sun & Mon, January 25 & 26, 11AM - 5PM 

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Bevington's unique ceramic works use humor, excess, and playful details to celebrate the ordinary and bring joy to everyday life.

Saturday February 7th 11am -4pm & Saturday February 14th 11am - 1pm

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This workshop adapts Albers’ foundational exercises to the ceramic surface, guiding you through experiments that reveal how glazes shift in hue, value, and saturation when layered or placed side by side.

February 10-16 & Saturday 2/21 2026

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Dive into the world of woodfiring in this never before offered weeklong workshop at Cobb Mountain in Middletown, CA. Clayroom Members Only. 

Fri & Sat, February 20 -& 21, 10AM - 5PM

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In this course, students will sculpt a 18” tall torso using contemporary hand building techniques informed informed by Renaissance and 19th century sculpting practices.

Sun & Mon, February 22 & 23, 10AM-5PM

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In this workshop, students will be slab building portraits at 3/4 scale, focusing on primary emotions, and how they manifest in the movements of facial volumes, while learning sculpting techniques informed by the antique, Renaissance, and 19th century practices.

Saturday & Sunday, March 14 & 15

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Lin's work draws on traditional Chinese vessel forms while also embracing the freedom of American contemporary ceramics, blending these cultural influences with modern concepts and techniques.

Friday & Saturday March13-14, 11am-5pm

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In this two-day intensive workshop, students will focus on creating taller wheel-thrown forms and exploring surface design using underglaze techniques.

Sunday March 15th 11am-5pm

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In this handbuilding workshop, students will create a "sleepy” pinch pot, learning the fundamentals of figurative face sculpting in clay. Using simple pinch-pot construction as a base, participants will build personality and emotion into their forms through features, texture, and subtle shaping techniques.

Dates Forthcoming 

Randi Bachman is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice engages ceramic materiality to explore memory and monument through experimentation.

Dates Forthcoming 

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"My pots are an investigation of items I find curious, feel sentimental towards, or objects I find humor in. This investigation could come from the object’s surface, form, or most often from intriguing proportion or scale. Inflated swells, large knobs, and enamel-like sheens from sanded surfaces and glazes create exaggerated, vibrant pieces." 

Dates Forthcoming

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Theo Hirschfield is a contemporary ceramic artist based in San Diego, California. Deaf since early childhood, his work is informed by a highly physical, full-sensory process. Hirschfield’s sculptures resist fixed meaning and instead function as a presence: intimate, outlandish, and open.