Arizona Clay Association

Arizona Clay Association AZ Clay an association of clay artists dedicated to fellowship, the arts and supporting local causes

The purpose of the Arizona Clay Association is to encourage fellowship; to exchange idea’s and information through workshops; meetings; exhibitions; shows and sales to increase the public awareness and appreciation of Ceramic Arts.

06/13/2026
06/13/2026

Save the date for our 2nd Indoor Summer Art Show!

Join members of OAG for this intimate indoor show where you can meet the artists, learn about the inspiration and stories behind their art, and take home original art from local artists.

August 8th 9am-3pm
Chandler Holiday Inn
1200 W Ocotillo Rd, Chandler, AZ 85248

06/13/2026
06/13/2026

Apply to be NCC’s Outreach Technician! This position is 24 hours per week on average, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 9 am - 5:30 pm. Applications are due to Julia Rodman, NCC’s Community Engagement Manager, by Wednesday, June 24. Click the link in our bio to learn more and apply now!

The Outreach Technician is the engine behind NCC’s community clay programming — keeping materials moving, kilns firing, and partners supported across the Twin Cities. You’ll provide technical and logistical support for ART@HAND and ClayToGo outreach partnerships, on-site workshops including private parties, and the administrative tasks that keep it all running. Think: wrangling timelines, hauling clay, and being the person everyone can count on.

This position includes the benefit of a complimentary furnished studio space shared with the Kiln & Facilities and Materials Technicians — kiln firing and in-stock materials included (some exceptions and volume restrictions apply).

06/13/2026

🇺🇸 Something special is coming to WHAM Art Center!

This July, we're celebrating America's 250th anniversary through art, creativity, community, and shared experiences.
Join us for Vision 250—a month-long series of FREE events featuring art exhibits, hands-on activities, performances, and community gatherings.

Stay tuned as we spotlight each event in the coming weeks.

📍 WHAM Art Center 🎨 All events are FREE

06/13/2026

The deadline is fast approaching. Want to see your work in the September 2026 issue of Ceramics Monthly? This year’s contest theme, “Bold Choices,” will include work from across our field from makers unafraid to stand out. Whether you express yourself with vivid colors, exciting forms, eye-catching surfaces, grand adornment, or bold concepts, we want to showcase the many ways makers use their work to communicate with courage and drama. Deadline is June 21, 2026! Submit your work by clicking through the link. Don't forget to share with your friends. https://tinyurl.com/59tcxwb8

06/13/2026

Join us for our free Empty Bowls Community Clay Workshops and help create handmade ceramic bowls for the 2026 Empty Bowls Fundraiser benefiting the Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center.

Each bowl tells a story of compassion, community, and hope. The bowls created during these workshops will be donated and sold at the Empty Bowls event on November 14, helping raise funds to support local families facing food insecurity.

No experience is necessary—just bring your willingness to create and contribute. Whether you’re an experienced artist, curious beginner, or looking for a fun way to give back, there’s a place for you at the table.

Let’s come together as a community and turn clay into something powerful—one bowl, one meal, one neighbor at a time.

To reserve your free workshop spot, see link in comments.

06/05/2026

Free workshop this Saturday! The Zoom link was emailed yesterday to members. If you don’t see it (check spam) please email info .com so we can make sure you get it. See you all on Saturday!

The Summer Workshop Exchange with and begins with a corrugation style pottery workshop from on June 6th at 2 pm MDT (1:00 for our Arizona friends.)

Kayenta is an Utah artist using traditional methods and wild clay to create her amazing work. In this online workshop learn the art of corrugation style pottery, an ancient technique used in the American southwest. Corrugation refers to the texture that is created by spiraling and pinching coils to build upwards. Kayenta will demonstrate this technique, share tips and tricks for starting a pot, shaping and then finishing with a rim.

Interested in becoming a member? It is not to late to get in on the workshop. Visit ClayArtsUtah.com or ArizonaClay.net. See you there!

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