Murray Hill Pottery Works
Founded in 1997, Murray Hill Pottery Works is a unique environment dedicated to learning, fun, and the appreciation of clay art. Owner Geralyn Flick has made it her mission to share the joy of creating or purchasing pots you can use – to eat out of, drink out of, and gaze at lovingly.
The working studio accommodates students of all levels, as well as established members, in a 2000+ square foot space on Milwaukee’s East Side. Murray Hill also houses an intimate, well-stocked gallery showing work from seven in-house potters and other favorite ceramic artists.
Engage in the creative process or delight in the finished
product – Made at Murray Hill — not China!
NEWS, NEEDS, AND NOTHINGS:
ONE NIGHT STAND - Fridays, February 12th, 19th & 26th from 7-9pm - cost is $25 per person.
ALWAYS WANTED TO GIVE THE POTTER’S WHEEL A SPIN?
Enjoy the perfect opportunity –
an evening at the wheel, with no commitment required! Sit at the wheel and play while teachers help you get a feel for clay and make your very own handmade bowl. If you decide you want to enter a relationship down the road and take a full-length class - great! If it’s not for you…well we can just be friends. Spaces are limited so please email murrayhillpottery@gmail.com to reserve your spot.
SPRING 2010 CLASS SCHEDULE IS POSTED!
Classes for spring are posted on the Adult Classes page of the website! Always wanted to play with clay? We are offering 3 sessions of Beginning Wheel classes! Ready to develop your skills and explore new ideas in clay? There are 2 sessions of Beyond Beginning-Ongoing Wheel classes to choose from! Call 414-332-8828 or e-mail murrayhillpottery@gmail.com to reserve your spot today!
EMPTY BOWLS
As many of you know, the major project this year has been Empty Bowls. Clay hoarding started in January and recycling soon after. Over Mother’s Day weekend in May, the “gang” created a whopping 850 bowls! All in all Murray Hill Pottery was able to donate 900 bowls for the Empty Bowls event in 2009 which helped raise $32,000 for supporting local food and hunger programs in the Milwaukee area. Thank you to everyone who helped make, glaze, and wrap/package bowls for the event!
