Glaze Ceramic Studio
Glaze Ceramic Studio, 610 Elm St, Suite 1450, McKinney, TX 75069
About
Glaze Ceramic Studio offers beginner, intermediate, and advanced ceramic courses in both hand building and wheel throwing. The program also includes educational classes, workshops, lecture series, and artist in residence programs that focus on the ceramic arts.
Glaze Ceramic Studio is an artist-run ceramic studio and art center that focuses on the education and promotion of the ceramic arts in Texas. Its mission is to create a local community around the ceramic arts and to curate international ceramic artists as an educational resource for the arts community in McKinney and surrounding areas. Through educational classes, workshops, lecture series, and artist in residence programs, Glaze Ceramic Studio seeks to create a thriving arts community and environment for all skill levels in the ceramic arts.
The studio offers private studios and memberships for practicing ceramic artists. Glaze Ceramic Studio is owned by Adam and Angie Knoche. The leadership and teaching team includes ceramic artists with BFAs and MFAs from institutions such as Hannam University, Hongik University, the University of Oklahoma, the University of North Texas, Suwon University, the University of Arkansas, Otis College of Art and Design, and Southern Methodist University. Staff members have experience that includes national exhibitions, artist residencies at centers such as Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, The Armory Art Center, Pottery Northwest, The Clay Studio, and Harbourfront Centre, as well as teaching at various art centers and institutions.
One staff member received the Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist Award in May 2020 and has appeared in publications including Studio Potter, Ceramics Monthly, and American Craft magazine. Another staff member has received multiple grants and awards from organizations such as the Ontario Arts Council, the Ontario Crafts Council, and the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, and has had work showcased in television, magazines, and online articles. The program states a vision to cultivate and educate the local community with educators and professional facilities, and to be a place to make art, share skills, and connect with others around ceramic arts.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
Glaze Ceramic Studio is an artist-run ceramic studio and art center that focuses on the education and promotion of the ceramic arts in Texas. Its mission is to create a local community around the ceramic arts and to curate international ceramic artists as an educational resource for the arts community in McKinney and surrounding areas. Through educational classes, workshops, lecture series, and artist in residence programs, Glaze Ceramic Studio seeks to create a thriving arts community and environment for all skill levels in the ceramic arts.
The studio offers private studios and memberships for practicing ceramic artists. Glaze Ceramic Studio is owned by Adam and Angie Knoche. The leadership and teaching team includes ceramic artists with BFAs and MFAs from institutions such as Hannam University, Hongik University, the University of Oklahoma, the University of North Texas, Suwon University, the University of Arkansas, Otis College of Art and Design, and Southern Methodist University. Staff members have experience that includes national exhibitions, artist residencies at centers such as Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, The Armory Art Center, Pottery Northwest, The Clay Studio, and Harbourfront Centre, as well as teaching at various art centers and institutions.
One staff member received the Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist Award in May 2020 and has appeared in publications including Studio Potter, Ceramics Monthly, and American Craft magazine. Another staff member has received multiple grants and awards from organizations such as the Ontario Arts Council, the Ontario Crafts Council, and the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, and has had work showcased in television, magazines, and online articles. The program states a vision to cultivate and educate the local community with educators and professional facilities, and to be a place to make art, share skills, and connect with others around ceramic arts.
Last updated July 24, 2026.
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