Dress up and get ready to haunt the studio for this spooky clay slay handbuilding event. Learn how to construct and carve your own clay Jack-O-Lantern candle votive! We will […]
Carbondale Clay Center
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Clay National XVII displays diversity in clay
The Carbondale Clay Center’s 17th annual Clay National show, “The Autobiography of the Object,” launched online on Aug. 21 and in-person on Sept. 1 with a First Friday reception. The […]
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Reflecting on Sense of Place with Doug Casebeer
Young people are malleable, but every so often they find their forte early on. As was the case with ceramicist Doug Casebeer, who has “been working in pots since ’76 […]
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Works by local women highlighted in Clay Center show
The Carbondale Clay Center opened its current exhibition, “The Way We Are: Women of The Roaring Fork Valley”, on Jan. 16 and it will remain on display until Feb. 24 […]
Clay Play at Carbondale Clay Center — FREE Class!
Facilitated by Gabby Gawreluk Creating pottery is known to be therapeutic, allowing for self-expression and self-discovery while offering stress relief and relaxation. When spinning clay, we have the ability to […]
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Carbondale Clay Center: A ‘grassroots, community organization’
The doors to the Carbondale Clay Center opened 25 years ago, and from the beginning it’s been a creative space for this mountain community and connected ceramicists from other parts […]
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Carbondale Clay Center: 25 years and counting
By Diane Kenney Founder of the Carbondale Clay Center The Carbondale Clay Center was born in 1997. This year marks its 25th anniversary. As the founding director, I never could […]
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Mata Ortiz, el pueblo que acudió a las vasijas
Traducción por Dolores Duarte Después de que el aserradero quebrara y el último tren dejara la estación de ferrocarril, los residentes desempleados del pueblo de Juan Mata Ortiz en Chihuahua, […]
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El barro: Arte de supervivencia
A pesar de tener casi toda una vida en el Valle, como muchos inmigrantes, mis raíces están divididas entre el hogar que fue y el hogar que ahora es. Mis […]
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My first run in porcelain
I don’t ski, so answering The Sopris Sun’s year-end dare to its reporters, to “do something you’ve never done before,” with my first descent down a double black diamond run, […]