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Clay Arts, Utah is dedicated to education and advancement of the clay arts. Members range from professional potters to students and supporters of the arts, brought together by the desire to see the clay arts remain strong in our communities. 2006 has focused on education, research, exhibits and shows. The tradition will continue in 2007. Join Clay Arts, Utah and get involved.

:: News & Events ::


By Kevin Frazier

June 7 BOX SOCIAL
Saturday - 5:30pm



It’s a perfect Saturday for potters and their significant others. Great food, good friends and an exchange of artwork. What more could you want?

This year we are "Thinking Outside the Box". Bring a piece of your work in the theme of a box to participate in the box exchange. Don’t make boxes? A box can be much more than a cube with a lid. Last year Matt McNaughtan’s Box Cubed was a sculpture of a boxer on a crate box holding a dog (a boxer, of course!) How far can you push the boundaries of the theme?

After a nice meal, we will vote on the favorites of the night and then exchange boxes by random drawing. The event will be held at Judy Wolbach’s lovely, art filled house again this year (153 C Street in Salt Lake City.) Remember: A box is only required to participate in the box exchange. If your box does not get done in time, you are still welcome to join us for food and friends. See you all there!


More News & Events:

:: Member Gallery ::

VICKI ACOBA

DAWN ATKIN

RICHARD BARKER


CHERL GLENN


KEVIN FRAZIER


JUDY WOLBACH

ETSUKO FREEMAN

DIANA LEA

CHARLES ARCENEAUX


ALY GRAHAM


GAVIN NOYES


SUZANNE STORER

SHARON MIKKELSON

LIZ HILL

KEN MARVEL


JIM SIMISTER


JARED WARD


BEN BEHUNIN

CANDICE METHE

DAN MITCHELL

JUANITA MARSHAL


MONICA LINFORD


RENEE GILSON


TARA ROBERTSON


KENT RIGBY


ERIK BROWN


RANDI LILE


BARB SCHAECHER


SHERI GIBB


SEAN JAEGER


SUSAN KOMANETSKY


DINA DEWEERD


JANA THOMAS


BRIAN JENSEN


CHUCK PARSONS


LESLIE RANDOLPH


SUZANNE CONINE


LARA CARROLL


WENDY WOOD


TINA CERLING


CINDY DIAZ


MATT MCNAUGHTAN

MEMBER GALLERIES ARE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS WHO HAVE PAID THEIR 2007 DUES. SUBMIT 3 PHOTOS TO: dawn@clayartsutah.org


:: Teaching Stipends ::


Many members already teach classes or workshops, but sometimes the costs involved become too great a strain. CAU Members who are teaching and need some assistance with supplies, wages or mileage to keep a pottery class going are encouraged to apply for a Teaching Stipend. We know sometimes just a little can make a big difference, so visit the educational initiative page and let us know how we can help.

:: Call for Entries ::


Upcoming Shows, Workshops and Residencies:



:: Gallery Shows ::

CLAY REMAINS
October 2006

Judy Wolbach - primative influences James Simister - high fire cone 10 Juanita Marshall - wood and soda fired vessels Cherl Glenn - slab built pottery Kevin Frasier - Raku Ben Behunin - multimedia clay and steel Dawn Atkin - sagar fire Aaron Ashcraft - sculptural forms from functional themes Vicki Acoba - teapots

BEST OF CLAY ARTS UTAH at BOUNTIFUL DAVIS ART CENTER
May 2006

FROM THE WILD
September 2005






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:: MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION ::


2008 Dues are $45 or $25 for full time art students.