06/22/2026
Vendor Spotlight~ Pride at the Pottery this Saturday 6/27 🏳️🌈
1- Carlos Lara is inspired by the projects and ideas that he explores in class with students. Blending functional pottery with sculptural forms, these works highlight the playful nature of working with clay and the experimentation with the glazes.
2- Rebecca Grant is a Brooklyn-based ceramicist who was born and raised in Miami. Her functional hand-built work explores grief, nostalgia, spirituality, and the changing landscapes that have shaped her life.
3- Liam Kelly (they/them) is a q***r and trans ceramic artist based in Brooklyn. Their handbuilt work spans functional and sculptural forms, from everyday vessels to lamps and one of a kind pieces. They also teach and collaborate within the ceramics community to support a more inclusive studio culture. .goods
4--Olivia Ling is an independent ceramic artist based in New York City. she creates playful, functional pottery and large sculptural vessels that blur the line between utility and art. Olivia is inspired by much of the natural world (oysters, roots, organic forms) and has recently been exploring growing chia and other plant life directly onto her vessels.
5-Meghan Stanley is a q***r/lesbian mixed media artist working primarily in ceramic sculpture. Stanley's work explores femininity, bodily transformation, and abjection through distorted biomorphic forms inspired by organs, flesh, and reproductive anatomy. Combining clay with materials like lace, pearls, and silicone, she creates pieces that exist between attraction and discomfort. ._
