Ceramic Arts

Overview

Our ceramic arts programming offers several options for anyone looking to work with clay. The studio features 10 wheels, work space for classes, space for open studio program, semi-private studios, and three kilns. The program is run by Caitlyn Marsh (caitlynmarshceramicsstudio.com) who joined the MBACC as Ceramics Director in September 2017.

Students and Artists have the opportunity to participate in hands on classes and workshops designed to build skills and learn about working with class. All levels are welcome. 

Ceramic Resident Artist

Artists in need of quiet, semi-private space may be best suited as a Ceramic Resident Artist for one year. Enjoy a rent based studio divided amongst two or three other ceramic artists. Semi-private spaces are furnished by the artists. These Artists are required to volunteer at Mother Brook Arts 3 hrs per month and contribute to the maintenance of the studio and facilities.

Program Benefits

Ceramics Studio Artist Program

Ceramic Studio Artists (CSA) have experience with clay, are comfortable working unsupervised and desire more open studio time for their creative process. THIS PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY FULL.

Program Benefits

  • Personal shelf for projects, tools and clay
  • Studio access 7 am - 10 pm
  • Tuition discount on Ceramics Education Programs
  • Separate workspace with work tables and pottery wheels to use during class time
  • Purchase studio clay as needed, firings are included with clay sales

Welcome to Mother Brook Arts and Community Center!

Your HEALTH AND SAFETY

MBACC has removed all COVID-19 restrictions and has moved to a mask-friendly organization. ​ Being mask-friendly is an important component of tolerance in our community. Accordingly, people are welcome, unjudged, and even encouraged to wear masks in our classrooms, galleries and events. ALL staff and instructors are fully vaccinated. If you are experiencing any COVID-like, cold-like, or flu-like symptoms, or simply aren’t feeling well, please stay home.