SCHUYLERVILLE — Saratoga Clay Arts Center presents SAY SOMETHING: Tactile Voices in Clay, a national juried exhibition of 60 functional and decorative works by 48 clay artists. The exhibition opens on Saturday, April 30 online and in person, with an opening reception from 5-7 p.m., and runs through June 11.
Juried by prominent Philadelphia potter and artist, Kevin Snipes. A Juror’s Choice Prize and a Director’s Choice Prize will be revealed at the opening.
“This exhibition attempts to showcase ceramics works that have a strong sense of personal voice. What is voice? And how do we bring it to a work of ceramics? Voice is the elusive thing that makes a work of art feel believable,” said Kevin Snipes, in a statement.
Participating artists include a diverse mix of emerging and mid-career clay artists from across the country: Ann Boyajian, Julie Brand, Robert Bruch, Lauren Buschek, WangLing Chou, Andrew Coombs, Linda Crossan, “Michael” Cunningham, Jay Dougan, Ruth Ehrenkrantz, Auguste Elder, Breana Ferreira, Nancy Greenleaf, Nasrin Iravani, Hiromi Iyoda, Robert Kibler, Bridget Langholz, Tiffany Leach, Yiu Keung Lee, Chris Leonard, Keok Lim, Kimberly LaVonne Luther, Wade MacDonald, Anika Major, Brian McBean, Haley McElroy, Jeffrey Michael, Betsy Morningstar, Yehudis Moskovits, Evelyn Mtika, Susan Nowogrodzki, Eric Ordway, Mat Rude, Rhett Russo, Amy Sanders, Victoria Savka, Hannah Scrima, Kaitlin Scutari, Courtney Segrest, Darrin Simmons, Meredith Smith, Zach Tate, C.A. Traen, Mark Vander Heide, David Velez Felix, Rachel Ward, Simona Wiig and Dustin Yager.
Founded in 2011 by clay artist and educator Jill Kovachick, Saratoga Clay Arts Center is a ceramic art center located just outside of Saratoga Springs in Schuylerville, offering wheel throwing and handbuilding clay classes for youth and adults, studio space and residencies for artists, and exhibitions featuring emerging, mid-career and established clay artists. The Schacht Gallery is open Mon - Sat from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. and by appointment. It is located at 167 Hayes Rd. Visit www.saratogaclayarts.org call 518-581-2529 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information.
