The Scion Project, a Brooklyn-based coffee shop and gallery in the heart of the Smith Street is seeking local ceramic artists to participate in a rotating display of handmade cups and mugs for sale. Artists receive 60% of each sale, and TSP retains 20%. TSP will be a part of this year’s BCAT.

If you’re interested in participating, please email jillmarleahbell@gmail.com

The Scion Project - 288 Smith Street, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, NY

Ceramic vendors looking to participate in an outside markers sale Sun May 31st at Beanmonger Coffee, located in the Gowanus neighborhood steps away from the Union St R stop. Lots of space and great foot-traffic. Makers must supply their own tables. There is no rain date for this event.

If interested contact Congrui.Lin@gmail.com by March 31st

Beanmonger Coffee - 620 Union St. Brooklyn, NY 11215

Ceramic artists—join a Makers’ Sale at Nook in Bushwick, hosted by owner David Feiger, on Saturday–Sunday, May 30–31, from 9am–5pm. Set up outdoors along Troutman St during Open Streets—expect strong foot traffic and a lively neighborhood crowd. Makers must supply their own tables. There is no rain date for this event.

If interested contact grace@possibleworlds.shop

Nook - 45 Irving Ave Unit 1, Brooklyn, NY 11237

Seeking figurative ceramic artists to participate in a group exhibition during the Brooklyn Ceramic Arts Tour (May 28–31). This show will explore interpretations of the human figure through clay—ranging from sculptural work to functional pieces that incorporate figurative elements.

We welcome multi-media artists working with the figure, with a strong emphasis on ceramics.

The exhibition will take place at MOCHA Studio https://www.mocha.nyc/. A reception will be held as part of the event, offering artists an opportunity to connect with the public and the broader BCAT community.

Installation Notes:
Due to space restrictions, work must be freestanding or display-ready—no wall installation with nails permitted.

If interested contact jillmarleahbell@gmail.com. Please include your website and/or images of available work.

MOCHA Studio - 16 Whitwell Place Brooklyn, NY 11215 (Gowanus)

Meg Metzger, of BAT Clay Studio is seeking sustainably minded ceramic artists to participate in a panel discussion exploring environmentally responsible approaches to ceramic production. This conversation will focus on a central question: How can we minimize or environmental impact while still making the work we want to make? If you are interested in taking part please contact margaret.a.metzger@gmail.com

BAT Clay Studio - 80 58th St Suite 403, Brooklyn, NY 11220