""Rockport Clay Expo""

An event featuring workshops, a gallery crawl, and clay demonstrations.

From the Rockport Center for the Arts: “Contemporary Clay, showcasing the work of ceramic artist Winston Taylor, will be featured at Rockport Center for the Arts (RCA), Jan. 13–Feb. 26, in the McKelvey Charitable Fund…

The Rockport Center for the Arts has named William Tersteeg as its 2022 Artist-in-Residence. His exhibition, “The Lighthouse — Safe Passage in a Turbulent Sea,” opens February 4.

From the Rockport Center for the Arts: “In his current body of work, “The Lighthouse — Safe Passage in a Turbulent Sea,” ceramic sculptor William Tersteeg explores the lighthouse as a symbol of…

From the Rockport Center for the Arts: “Although “The Many Shapes of Texas Clay” artists come from varied backgrounds and training, they all share a similar love of art and…

The crux of the collaborative practice of Gaye Lynn and Michael Hodgson, over thirty years in the making, is that eating and drinking is a performative act that should be honored.

After 30 years in clay, Texas artists Michael and Gaye Lynn Hodgson are still surrounded by love: love for one another and for the handmade porcelain and stoneware pottery they…

Kersey describes the dramatic meaning behind her intricately decorated work: “My art is about the end of the world. It is about more ‘happy’ things too — my love of the clay material and the natural world, the magic of the potter’s wheel, the alchemy of glazes, and the world-wide human culture... .”

The Rockport Center for the Arts (RCA), destroyed by Hurricane Harvey six months ago, has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the Rebuild Texas Fund to aid in rebuilding efforts.…

This weekend, February 10th and 11th, marks the 16th Annual Rockport Clay Expo held in the coastal town of Rockport, Texas. The city is just getting back on track after it…

An exhibition celebrating the St. Charles Art Gallery’s 10th Anniversary and the Rockport Clay Expo & Pottery Fair juried by Diana Roberts and Danville Chadbourne. 

San Antonio artist Danville Chadbourne’s weathered ceramic and painted wood assemblages might be the ancient artifacts of an unknown civilization. Made with clay, wood, stone, fiber and bone, the organic…