ClayHouston
Welcome to our ClayHouston!
NEW! JULY ClayHouston Public Meeting
Saturday, July 18th, 2009, 10:30 AM - 12:00 NOON
Mike Head's Activity Room in the Heights -
1135 Oxford, Houston, TX 77008
We are grateful to Mike Head for making this wonderful space available to us. Sharon Warrington will be discussing her explorations into Shino glazes - formulating & firing.
Please come, and bring a friend!

Many other events are planned in the near future, including the upcoming "Spirit of Clay" member exhibition at Hanson Galleries in October. (Download the application form.)
DEADLINE EXTENDED to July 31st!. To learn more, see our Events page.
ClayHouston is an organization of greater Houston and Southeast Texas clay artists. Our goals are:
- To organize and promote a (professional) clay community in the Southeast Texas region, providing education and exchange of information and ideas.
- To educate the Houston area public about the clay arts and artists in our area.
- To support and promote individual artists and clay groups with sales venues exclusive to clay.
Thanks to everyone who helped make ClayHouston Festival 2007 a great success! We hope to see you again this year. We are already looking for volunteers interested in seeing this multi-tasking clay event from "the inside." Check out our Community page for more information on how to get involved.
So, what do we do ?
In addition to planning and putting on our major event, the ClayHouston Festival, we strive to organize events that help bring together the Houston-area clay community. Over the past 3 years we have:
- Shared ideas, questions and ceramics information with 150 artists participating our online discussion group.
- Organized a workshop with Robin Hopper, reknowned ceramic artist.
- Held bi-monthly open meetings featuring talks by visiting artists, practical how-to sessions on photographing your work or designing a exhibition booth.
- Sponsored periodic "Slide Slams" to allow members to share their work
- Contributed collectively and individually to the Houston "Empty Bowls" events benefiting local food banks.
- Organized participation in local crafts sales.
- Invited local school and college ceramics programs to participate in the ClayHouston Festival as a way to make their offerings better known.
Want to get involved?
Become a member and sign up for our Yahoo discussion group. Visit our community page for more details.
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