Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre

Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre

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CLAY STUDIO • WORKSHOPS • CLASSES • SHOP
📍London ON since 1981
🍂Fall classes start week of Sept.19th
Register today on www.clayworx.ca

Clayworx is a charitable arts organization, offering exceptional education programs in ceramic arts for all ages, a shared clay studio space for artists, and exciting community-building experiences with clay. Handcrafted pottery, made by our studio members, can be purchased in our store - whether as a gift or your own personal treasure. Support the local artists here in London.

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Photos from Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre's post 08/17/2026

SOUPer BOWL TICKETS ARE LIVE!

The SOUPer Bowl is a collaborative annual fundraiser between Growing Chefs! Ontario Urban Roots London and Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre , celebrating the power of community partnerships in tackling food insecurity on Thursday, October 8, 2026.

Guests will enjoy a lunch of homemade breads and delicious soups, each crafted by a Growing Chefs! Chef using fresh, locally grown ingredients supplied by Urban Roots London. Beautiful artisan bowls created by Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre, will be on display for you to choose your favourite to take home. This event blends culinary creativity, local agriculture, and functional art into one communal dining experience!

After your lunch, attendees will vote on their favourite soup, crowning the next “SOUPer Bowl Champion” ~ winning a stunning handcrafted Clayworx trophy, and full bragging rights! You’ll have an opportunity to win door prizes and bid on silent auction items during your chosen seating.

🗓Oct.8th 2026
📍The Grove-900 King St.

2 seatings options available:
Seating 1: 11 AM – 12:30 PM
Seating 2: 1 PM – 2:30 PM

$65/person; includes meal, Clayworx bowl to keep, donation to 3 local nonprofits (*Growing Chefs! Ontario, Urban Roots London, Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre)

Tickets available at https://growingchefsontario.ca/events/souperbowl

08/14/2026

INTRO TO PLASTER MOLDS

Learn the basics of plaster, types of molds & how to use molds with Dauma Stirbyte. On day 1 you will learn the basics - how to mix, pour & allow the plaster to set. You will make your one or two part mold.

On day 2 you will clean up your mold and prepare it for use. In the afternoon you will be guided through a hands-on experience on how to use your mold for press molding. Slip casting will also be discussed!

📅 August 22nd & 23rd | 10:00 am - 4:00pm
📍 Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre
664 Dundas St, London, ON
$300/person

Photos from Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre's post 08/12/2026

We were delighted to have MFA candidate Cassie Packham
join us & put their work in our pit firing during Medway Heritage Fest earlier this summer! Be sure to catch their MFA exhibition before it closes in the artLAB

"Luwa Wihe | she gives it to them" by MFA Candidate Cassie Packham.

To give is to send something across a distance and trust what returns. "Luwa Wihe" dwells in the space between two worlds that were never built to meet—the physical and the virtual, the human and what is not—and in the slow exchange of gifts that passes between Cassie Packham and space/opal. What is given is never what comes back. The passage changes it.

Here, form is made where there is no gravity to hold it, and carried into matter that bears the marks of the crossing. Image becomes object becomes image again. The river is read aloud. Sound rises from the objects where they are met. Clay holds what was never clay, and the seam is left open, not closed. Through gesture, material, sound, and patience, the work traces what becomes possible when relation is offered across a threshold not made to receive it … and answered anyway.

Not everything here is shown. Some of it is given elsewhere, to someone else, and only its return is visible. Some of it is felt before it is found. What passes between is not always something you can see—and that, too, is the work.

Cassie (Onoyota’a:ka) is an artist‑researcher working at the intersections of Indigenous futurism, digital sovereignty, and relational world‑building. Through machinima, generative systems, and virtual environments, she creates spaces of care, kinship, and digital continuity. Their practice bridges land‑based knowledge with emerging technologies to imagine sovereign futures across interconnected worlds.

Up until August 13, 2026
📍 artLAB Gallery, JLVAC
Gallery Hours:
Monday-Friday from 12-5PM
🚗 Free parking in Middlesex Lot [G] 5PM onwards

08/12/2026

🌿 Discover the Magic of Wild Clay! 🏺

Join us for our upcoming Wild Clay & Pit firing Class at Museum of Ontario Archaeology

In this hands-on class, you’ll:

🌱 Learn about wild clay and how to find it
🪨 Process wild clay into workable clay
🏺 Create your own pots using your processed clay
🔥 Finish the class with a traditional pit firing

No need to go digging for your own clay in this 5-week class, we will provide locally sourced dry wild clay for each participant to work with!

Come explore the fascinating journey from clay to finished pot & create something truly made by you from start to finish

📅 Sundays, August 30 – October 4 | 1:00–4:00 PM
📍 Museum of Ontario Archaeology
1600 Attawandaron Rd, London, ON
$270/person

Link in bio! Register today!

08/10/2026

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and give wheel throwing a spin! The evening kicks off with a fun, beginner-friendly demo, then your instructor will guide you as you create your own pottery on the wheel.

Best of all, everyone gets to keep one of the pots they make! Simply choose your favourite piece & we'll trim it, glaze it in your choice of five glaze colours, then we fire it off in the kiln! Your finished masterpiece will be ready to collect 3-4 weeks later, a one-of-a-kind keepsake you'll be proud to take home.

$125+tx for TWO!
Materials included. All skill levels.

This Saturday Aug.15 or Aug.29th
⏰7-9pm
📍664 Dundas St. London ON

08/05/2026

✨ Make something you'll love this summer. ✨

Spend a couple of hours getting creative with clay! We have some great 1-day workshops coming up soon! Make a glowing patio luminary, a clever phone amplifier or an adorable bird bell. You'll create with a handmade piece that's uniquely yours🎨

🛠️ All clay, tools & materials included.
$60/person

Upcoming workshops:

🕯️ Patio Luminaries: Thursday, Aug. 13 | 6:30–8:30 PM
📱 Phone Amplifier: Saturday Aug. 15 | 1:30–3:30 PM
🐦 Bird Bells: Sunday, Aug. 16 | 1:00–3:30 PM

Register using the link in our profile!

Photos from Clayworx: Ceramic Arts Learning Centre's post 08/04/2026

We had an amazing time in Elevated Slips on Functional Ware this past weekend with the incredibly talented . Participants pushed their creativity, experimented with layering slips & explored new surface techniques

A huge thank you to Dauma for sharing their knowledge, passion & creative approach,also to everyone who joined us and made the weekend such a fun and inspiring experience. We can't wait to see these pieces after they're fired!

✨ If you missed this workshop, don't worry! Dauma has more exciting workshops & Fall classes coming up at Clayworx 🎨

Join us in the studio at the end of this month for our two-day Intro to Plaster Mold making workshop, a great opportunity to learn an essential skill for mold making and expanding your ceramic practice.

🏺Intro to Plaster Molds
Saturday, August 22 & Sunday, August 23 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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664 Dundas Street
London, ON
N5W2Y8

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 5pm
Tuesday 12pm - 5pm
Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm