Ceramicists & Glassmakers in Brooklyn

Bushwick, Brooklyn

Bushwick Ceramics, founded by artist Zofi Lipton, runs a full-service pottery studio at 228 Suydam Street and 698 Hart Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with 9 pottery wheels, 5 clay bodies, and more than 25 dipping glazes. It offers monthly memberships, 6-week wheel-throwing and hand-building classes, and one-day workshops.

Best for Wheel throwing and hand building classes

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Bushwick, Brooklyn

Dirtbag ArtHaus, a women-founded ceramics and mixed-media studio at 229 Cook St in Bushwick, Brooklyn, has 15-foot ceilings, on-site kilns, 7 wheels, and 13 workstations. It offers wheel throwing, handbuilding, and painting through 3-, 6-, and 8-week courses and one-night Creative Try Nights, for ages 17 and up.

Best for Wheel throwing and handbuilding classes

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Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Not Work Related offers private pottery wheel classes near the Greenpoint Avenue G stop in Brooklyn, with 90-minute sessions for up to two participants at $110 each, plus glazing and firing of the finished pieces. The studio is currently pausing regular classes but still runs small group and corporate sessions.

Best for Private pottery wheel lessons

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Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Wilcoxson Brooklyn Ceramics runs a design and pottery studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering workshops, classes, private lessons, open studio hours, and a Clay Club membership. The studio also sells ceramics through its retail shop.

Best for Pottery classes and clay club memberships

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