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Photo by D. Andrianopoulos
A little bit about us…
I’m Meg Metzger, and I have been making ceramics since the mid 1990s. I have been fortunate enough to be part of some wonderful studios, most notably Clay Space.
When I moved to Southern Brooklyn, I noticed that there were no communal studios in the area. And as I expanded my craft,I realized that we ceramicists need better ways to bring our goods to market, so I decided to tack a showroom onto a communal ceramics studio.
With BAT Clay, I’m combining my operational know-how with my desire to promote the work of my fellow ceramic artists.
My personal work can be found at mm-ceramics.com.
FAQs
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Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park
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We don’t. I recommend you check out ClaySpace, Gasworks, Ovington Pottery, or one of the many other studios in Brooklyn that offers classes and room to grow. Then come to us! Our studio is set up to cater to experienced ceramicists who can work autonomously.
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2 Electric kilns (cone 6)
3 communal wheels
2 wedging tables
1 slab roller
1 extruder
1 slop sink
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The studio has a capacity for 16 members.
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Members are encouraged to sell their work in our on-site showroom. The showroom operates on a consignment model with a maker-friendly 60/40 split (60% going to the maker).
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We don’t allow members to teach classes, but a limited number of 1:1 workshops with students is permitted for a small fee. Members are responsible for their students and guests while in the studio.
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