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New Satellite Studio
Baltimore Clayworks is now offering beginning and advanced level ceramic classes for senior adults and youth ages 6-13 at the Zeta Center, a senior recreation center located in the Northwest neighborhood of Park Heights. Classes for youth ages 6-13 will start this summer!
Please contact the Zeta Center for information and registration.
410-396-3535
The Zeta Center
4501 Reisterstown Road
Baltimore, MD 21215
FOR YOUTH CLASSES: Please contact the Community Arts Department at Baltimore Clayworks.
410-578-1919 x13
laura.cohen@baltimoreclayworks.org
Keith Wallace Smith Workshop at Jubilee Arts
Ceramic artist and professor, Keith Wallace Smith, worked with teens and adults at the Baltimore Clayworks satellite studio Jubilee Arts on April 9th. He created plaster molds of the participant’s faces and discussed identity.
Creative Aging 2011
The MetLife Foundation is funding Baltimore Clayworks Community Arts for its third Creative Aging program! The senior adults of the Jubilee Arts studio continue their ceramics programming while Community Arts expands older adult programming through the new partnership with the Zeta Center.
Mary Cloonan, Aisha Harrison and others work with the seniors along with the teaching community artists, sharing their specialized techniques with the senior participants. http://www.nationalguild.org/programs/creativeaging.htm
The MetLife Foundation Creative Aging Program is funded by MetLife Foundation and administered by the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts.
Buy a Cup, Give a Class Program
We have launched a new program in the Community Arts Department: Buy a Cup, Give a Class. There is now a permanent section of the Community Arts Gallery dedicated to selling work donated by artists to our program, for our program. If you’d like to donate a piece, please let Laura Cohen, Director of Community Arts know: 410-578-1919 x13, laura.cohen@baltimoreclayworks.org
Please see text below!
The Community Arts Department at Baltimore Clayworks strives to make the joy of clay affordable and accessible to youth, families and senior adults in communities that otherwise have limited or no access to the arts.
Artists donate their handcrafted artworks directly to our community program.
Sales from this section support participants in our community programming, enabling us to provide high quality clay classes at a nominal fee.
