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Brooklyn Clay Industries

July 7, 2021
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Brooklyn Clay Industries, New York

Brooklyn Clay is located in the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard (BNY) which is anchored between Williamsburg, Fort Green, Clinton Hill, Vinegar Hill and DUMBO. The B.N.Y. is undergoing a major revitalization, including a state of the art design facility being renovated across the street and like the historic site where it’s located, Brooklyn Clay Industries is ready to move with the times and offer artist the same liberty that the B.N.Y. strives to offer all its tenants, “room for small entrepreneurs to start and grow at the right price.”

Ceramic artist Reuben King, who has 30 years of experience as a working artist and educator, has maintained a personal pottery and ceramic studio at the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard for a decade and a half, founded this magnificent studio.

Re-envisioned as a studio/gallery space to provide affordable working space for displaced ceramic and sculpture artists. We are offering an array of (but not limited to) pottery classes and workshops on a daily basis, by member and guest artist and by Reuben King and Noel Copeland. Pottery making events, kiln firings and repairs, onetime classes. open-studio use and other services, including assorted ceramic tools & supplies.

Brooklyn Clay Industries is a place where people of all ages and abilities are encouraged to develop their full creative potential through ceramics and its many techniques and applications. Artists and interns staff the studio/gallery. Master artist educators lead all structured activities. The studio is a fully equipped space with all the necessary tools, equipment and supplies to creatively learn and nurture their artistic abilities.

Brooklyn Clay Industries

Services: Pottery Classes, Ceramic Classes, Pottery Painting, Adult Pottery Classes, Ceramic Painting, Ceramic Glazing, Pottery Studio, Ceramics Studio, Wheel Throwing Classes, Ceramic Handbuilding Classes, Pottery Classes for Beginners, Online Pottery Classes, Online Ceramics Classes

Address: 63 Flushing Ave. Building 62, Studio 306, Brooklyn, NY 11205
Contact: (718) 596 – 4029
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  1. Justin Ewins says:
    1 year ago

    Hi there,

    We shipped a small ceramic bear to NYC and unfortunately a small letter held in the mouth snapped off. The majority of the ceramic that snapped off is still with us but a small amount of filling and colouring may be required as it wasn’t obvious to the customer how it goes back together.

    We are looking for this to be restored so that it looks right again. There is also a bit that fell off the back leg, this can just be recoloured to match the surrounding area.

    I’m hoping you might be able to point me to one of your artists or a restorer you might know to assist.

    Attached are details of the artwork for reference.

    Kylie Matheson, P.S. I Love You (On all Paws)”, Hand Built Ceramic Sculpture, H 205 x W 370 x D 150mm, 2025

    Thank you,
    Justin Ewins

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