Saratoga Clay Arts Center presents “clay AND,” an exhibition of sculptural works exploring how artists combine clay with other media to deepen and expand the meaning of their work.

A duo exhibition featuring the ethereal and playful vessels of Leah Kaplan and Yuko Nishikawa. Coddiwomple is an English slang that is defined as traveling in a purposeful manner towards a vague destination.  The word reflects the artists’ approach to making, which embraces exploration and discovery, unintended and surprises included, in the process.

For millennia, ceramic artists across cultures have looked to the natural world as a source of inspiration—drawing from the beauty, symbolism, and life-giving qualities of plants. From ancient storage jars adorned with leaf motifs to contemporary vessels echoing organic growth and structure, botanicals have remained a vital wellspring of creativity in clay. 

Saratoga Clay Arts Center’s Schacht Gallery presents Objective Form : Subjective Disorder, a duo exhibition featuring functional and sculptural ceramic works by local artists Maria Rosenblum and WD (David) Pitney. The exhibition will open on March 21 st with an opening reception from 5-7pm and continue through May 2, 2026. Light refreshments will be served. Admission is free. The exhibition will also open in our online Schacht Gallery SHOP at 5pm on March 21 st at 5pm.

Saratoga Clay Arts Center invites their Members to submit their best current work for our Annual Members Exhibition. 

Juried by Lorna Meaden. Morning meals are a cornerstone of our daily routines marking the transition from rest to activity, and the pottery we use during these moments plays a crucial role in setting the tone for the day.

Three potters, Harrison Levenstein, Turiya Gross and Andrew Sartorius, come together in this trio exhibition to explore the enduring relevance of traditional wood firing methods and the intricate relationship between maker, material, nature, and place.

Featuring botanical sculpture by three local talents: Audrie Sturnan, Joann Axford and Cheryl Horning

We want to take this opportunity to welcome all our members to exhibit their talents and just ask that you bring a piece to the gallery that has been made in the last year.

Our annual national invitational exhibition of utilitarian and decorative ceramics celebrating the holiday season.

Join us for this specal duo exhibition featuring new utilitarian works by NY artist Alison Palmer and MT artist Sue Tirrell.

A solo exhibition of handbuilt functional pottery by Massachusettes potter, Mary Barringer.

Since prehistory, the horse has fascinated artists. Saratoga Clay Arts Center is thrilled to celebrate the horse in this due exhibition of sculptural works by Michigan artist Jeri Hollister and New York artist Shauna Fahley.