Join us in the gallery for a fun and informative panel discussion with artists Bianca McPherson, Kristy Moreno, Maxwell Henderson, and Yoon Hwang, the artists behind the exhibition AIR 2026: Compulsion.

Gain firsthand insights about how the inspiration, concept, and process works for these creative individuals. Our moderated panel will take place in the exhibition gallery and will be followed by time for Q&A, where you’ll have the opportunity to pose your own questions to the artists.

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Tōgei: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics explores Japan’s ceramic tradition and traces its evolution from functional wares to modern artistic expression.

This will be the first exhibition in half a century of modern and contemporary Japanese ceramics in eastern Los Angeles County, providing a rare chance for many to see the range of this unique facet within modern and contemporary ceramic art.

Exhibition Curator: Hollis Goodall

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Opening Reception: March 21, 2026, 4:00 – 6:00 pm

Contemporary Porcelain: From Tradition to Innovation explores the enduring legacy of porcelain while showcasing the bold ways artists are redefining this historic material today. Long celebrated for its refinement, translucency, and technical precision, porcelain has deep roots in global traditions.

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Join us for Open Farm Day, a celebration of craft, community, and working landscapes.

Experience live demonstrations at our historic sawmill and grist mill, stroll through guided garden tours, and watch skilled makers at work in blacksmithing, woodworking, fiber arts, and other heritage crafts.

Spend the day exploring, learning, and connecting—and enjoy a seasonal farm-to-table lunch available for purchase, featuring fresh ingredients grown and raised right here on the farm.

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Ohio Designer Craftsmen’s 43rd annual juried members’ exhibition features works in all fine craft media by established and emerging artists.

“The Best of 2026” showcases contemporary functional, sculptural and decorative approaches to works in clay, fiber, wood, glass, metal, jewelry or mixed media.

This year’s juror, Carol Sauvion, creator of the Peabody-award-winning PBS series, Craft in America, selected 73 works in clay, glass, metal, wood, fiber and mixed media from nearly 400 entries.

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The 2026 IPCA Global Polymer Clay Exhibition is the 20^th in an ongoing series that began in 2006. We are the only polymer clay organization that provides an international exhibit of member work. All members of the IPCA are eligible to enter. This is a peer-to-peer exhibition with members selecting winners for each category.

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Showcasing contemporary American artists who create folk art rooted in the Norwegian traditions of blacksmithing, knifemaking, rosemaling, weaving, and woodworking.

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Join us in celebrating the exhibit Transformed Environments: Paper Informing Design at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking.

Paper is an underappreciated resource that touches every aspect of our lives, even architecture. We see the influence of paper in construction materials, architecture models, and as design inspiration. This exhibition focuses on paper as it shapes the spaces we live and work in.

This event is free and open to the public. Reception from 4:00 – 7:00 PM.

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I Dreamed You Were Here features the work of artist Jessica Wohl. Wohl transforms the space with textile works made from found garments, linens, and discarded household items. This process of disassembling and reusing is a tactile exchange with the item’s former owner.

These pieces address the hidden potential beneath the surface of our day-to-day systems of care, labor, and relationships. Wohl uses the material’s softness to communicate a quiet revolution against exploitation and oppression.

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This exhibition brings together ceramic artists ChengOu Yu and Jing Huang, whose parallel journeys began in China and led them to North America in 2013, and whose work reflects on migration, memory, and shifting perception.

Opening reception Friday, March 6, 6 – 8 pm

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A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats reimagines a familiar adage as an ecological and social imperative, exploring the interdependence of community, climate, and collective presence through clay.

Participating artists: Katayoun Amjadi, Misty Gamble, and Claudia Poser.

Opening reception Friday, March 6, 6 – 8 pm

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Paper is an underappreciated resource. It touches every aspect of our lives, even architecture. We see the influence of paper in construction materials, architecture models, and as design inspiration.

Transformed Environments: Paper Informing Design examines the many ways paper shapes—and is shaped by—our built environment.

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Join us for The Ride Home, a solo exhibition by Ceramics AiR Aaron Noble Eskridge, on view March 6–27.

Don’t miss his Artist Talk on March 20, 5–7 pm in the Lillstreet Lounge. Rooted in memories of growing up in El Paso, Eskridge’s ceramic work explores home as a space of family, vulnerability, and cultural belonging, drawing from family photos, neighborhood architecture, and sculptural car forms.

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Presented by the Ilan-Lael Foundation and curated by Brennan Hubbell, this exhibition explores the extraordinary parallel lives and creative philosophies of two brothers who forged singular artistic paths on opposite sides of the Pacific Ocean.

Born in the 1930s and coming of age in the shadow of World War II and the atomic age, James and Bert Hubbell devoted their lives to art as a moral, spiritual, and balancing force in a world marked by profound instability.

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Vehicles of Expression focuses on the historical development of the skateboard as a constructed object; from homemade inventions with lumber and nails, to contemporary high-tech, ecologically-conscious uses of materials, and ultimately, performative works that perpetuate its mischievousness and spirit of continual exploration.

Organized in consult with skateboarder and multimedia artist, Abe Dubin (aka Orange Man).

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