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ClaySpace Ceramics Classes and Workshops offers ceramics classes, ceramic classes, and glass fusing classes and workshops. The program also hosts workshops by nationally and internationally recognized visiting artists.
• Schedule: Office and gallery hours on Monday from 10am–2pm, Wednesday from 10am–4pm, Thursday from 10am–4pm, Friday from 10am–4pm, and Saturday with listed hours including 10am–2pm and 10am–4pm.
ClaySpace is a non-profit clay arts studio with a 9,000 square foot studio space that includes a dedicated small group classroom, computer and presentation screen, shelving for resident artists and students, seven private studio units, an office with copier and computer, and an on-site gallery featuring work by resident artists, interns, and students. The studio has a fully equipped glaze area with various Cone 5–6 and Cone 9 glazes and three spray booths, a dedicated area for glass work with glass cutting, grinding, and shaping equipment, one front-loading gas kiln for Cone 9, one front-loading gas kiln for soda/salt firing, five top-loading electric kilns for clay, two test kilns, one raku kiln, 22 electric potters wheels, three slab-rollers, one extruder, and auxiliary tools such as grinders. Classes and workshops are taught by experienced educators.
ClaySpace NFP was founded in 2006 and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Illinois corporation. Its mission is to develop, sustain and promote a nonprofit art-centered community that provides educational, artistic and collaborative programs in the ceramic arts to its resident artists and to the general public. The program is partially supported by grants from the Illinois Arts Council Agency and the DuPage Foundation. ClaySpace established scholarship awards for ClaySpace ceramic classes for deserving local high school and college students and provides accessible programs, workshops, and resources for artists of all ages. The organization also offers a Resident Artist program, monthly gallery shows of members, students, or visiting artists, customized classes that can be designed for events or special subjects, and internship positions for individuals 18 or older when applications are being accepted.
Last updated February 5, 2026.
• Schedule: Office and gallery hours on Monday from 10am–2pm, Wednesday from 10am–4pm, Thursday from 10am–4pm, Friday from 10am–4pm, and Saturday with listed hours including 10am–2pm and 10am–4pm.
ClaySpace is a non-profit clay arts studio with a 9,000 square foot studio space that includes a dedicated small group classroom, computer and presentation screen, shelving for resident artists and students, seven private studio units, an office with copier and computer, and an on-site gallery featuring work by resident artists, interns, and students. The studio has a fully equipped glaze area with various Cone 5–6 and Cone 9 glazes and three spray booths, a dedicated area for glass work with glass cutting, grinding, and shaping equipment, one front-loading gas kiln for Cone 9, one front-loading gas kiln for soda/salt firing, five top-loading electric kilns for clay, two test kilns, one raku kiln, 22 electric potters wheels, three slab-rollers, one extruder, and auxiliary tools such as grinders. Classes and workshops are taught by experienced educators.
ClaySpace NFP was founded in 2006 and is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Illinois corporation. Its mission is to develop, sustain and promote a nonprofit art-centered community that provides educational, artistic and collaborative programs in the ceramic arts to its resident artists and to the general public. The program is partially supported by grants from the Illinois Arts Council Agency and the DuPage Foundation. ClaySpace established scholarship awards for ClaySpace ceramic classes for deserving local high school and college students and provides accessible programs, workshops, and resources for artists of all ages. The organization also offers a Resident Artist program, monthly gallery shows of members, students, or visiting artists, customized classes that can be designed for events or special subjects, and internship positions for individuals 18 or older when applications are being accepted.
Last updated February 5, 2026.
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