In the Gallery: Planting Anemone

We welcome Chloe Theodosiou to our gallery for this breathtaking exhibition of ceramic sculptures. Join us for the opening reception on September 8th from 4-6 pm.
Mark your calendars for October 13th at 10 am for an artist talk in the gallery.
Both events are free and open to the public, stay in the loop and RSVP on Eventbrite
Chloe Theodosiou is a ceramic artist whose practice focuses on where material experiments meet emotional articulation. Originally from New York, Theodosiou graduated with her BFA from Alfred University and worked as a teaching, assisting, and exhibiting artist in NYC for four years before moving to Phoenixville, PA. She has been living in Pennsylvania since 2020 working with local art spaces and non-profits to provide affordable, high-quality art education. She is motivated by community and humanity in the arts with an intense passion for all things clay. A natural extrovert, Theodosiou is always ready to sit and talk about the intellectual, emotional, and philosophical nuances in artwork and making.

September 2nd Saturday

We invite you to our April open house! Stop in on Saturday 14th from 12-2 pm for a free activity (families and kids welcome!) and a tour of our galleries and studio spaces. Our gift shop will also be open for visitors to browse and shop the work of dozens of local artists. If you can’t make it our gift shop and galleries are open during regular business hours or by appointment, reach out to us at (610) 987-0273 or clayonmain@gmail.com or learn more at clayonmain.org.
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Clay on Main is a non-profit art community and studio resource center.

We serve the local community with a variety of clay arts programs. We teach community classes and workshops in clay for adults and children, host professional workshops, collaborate with other non-profit organizations to offer learning opportunities through art, and hold public lectures and events. We house a cooperative gallery which serves as a venue for the display and sale of members’ and guest artists’ work. We also host the Half Moon Cafe, a venue for local musicians.