The Clay Studio | Our Neighbors and Friends

Crane Arts: Crane Arts is an organization that houses and supports artistic production by both emerging and established artists. By assisting the development and growth of Philadelphia’s creative resources and assets, they work to create a unique location for certain creativity-based businesses to thrive alongside the vibrant, Crane Arts community. They work to showcase artists on a local, regional, and national scale.
In Liquid: InLiquid is a nonprofit organization that mobilizes and makes accessible the visual arts culture of the greater Philadelphia region in order to unite communities, establish wider audiences for artists and designers, facilitate the relationship between artists and collectors, and nurture the public’s appreciation of all forms of visual art.
Second State Press: Second State Press is a nonprofit 501(c)3 communal printmaking studio whose mission is to foster the development of ideas and innovation in printmaking by providing their community with a professional, affordable, and supportive workspace.

SSP advances the growth of a sustainable printmaking community by offering professional facilities through membership, affordable communal workspace for emerging and mid-career artists, community arts programming and professional development opportunities.
Tilt Institute for the Contemporary Image: TILT supports contemporary photographers and image makers of every level by fostering a space to learn, network, create, and engage in socially conscious dialogue through exhibitions, fine art printing, free programs, artist residencies, youth education, and classes.
Ray Philly: Ray is a place for art, the people who make it and the people who love it. Our apartments are really special (think huge windows, blonde oak floors, laundry in every unit) and so are the building’s full-time artist studios and ground floor communal spaces. Whether you live here or just plan on hanging out, Ray makes sure art and culture are never far.
Moderne Gallery: Founded in 1984, Moderne Gallery is internationally renowned as a leading dealer of exceptional art and design from the 20th and 21st Centuries. With a specialized knowledge of works from the Studio Craft Movement, Moderne Gallery has established a reputation as an authority on works by designers such as George Nakashima and Wharton Esherick.
COMMONWEAL Gallery: COMMONWEAL exhibits artists and designers whose works engage critical dialogues that thoughtfully reflect the capacities of our shared experiences.

During periods of social instability it is especially vital to maintain focus upon and support creative visions whose works emphasize the importance of our interconnectedness with one another.
Wexler Gallery: Challenging traditional labels, Wexler Gallery exhibits collectible design and artwork that coexists in multiple disciplines and traditions. Questioning and testing the boundaries of craft, design, and fine art, Wexler Gallery aims to present work that consistently celebrates formal innovation and conceptual content as much as aesthetic beauty. Wexler Gallery opened in 2000 in Philadelphia, expanded to New York City in 2018 and in 2023 opened their 11,500-square-foot flagship gallery in Philadelphia's vibrant rising Fishtown neighborhood. Since its inception, the gallery has proudly showcased extraordinary work by both established artists and the emerging talent of today.
Ulises: Ulises is a bookshop and project space dedicated to artists’ books and independent art publications that explores the relationship between publics and publications. We provide an inventory of titles not widely distributed in the United States on contemporary art, graphic design, art theory, architecture, criticism, curatorial practice, and adjacent fields. We support people who make books and expand the boundaries of what art publishing can be.
Taller Puertorriqueňo: Founded in 1974, Taller also known as “El Corazón Cultural del Barrio” has worked to preserve, develop, and promote Puerto Rican arts and culture. Over the past five decades Taller has grown into a destination that catalyzes community development through its arts and cultural resources and builds bridges between the local community, the region, and the Puerto Rican and Latino Diaspora.
Norris Square Neighborhood Project: Norris Square Neighborhood Project is a unique organization that offers youth and community residents a safe space to explore culture and social-justice issues, create art, and develop their sustainable-agriculture skills. For over 45 years, youth have developed their leadership skills, built relationships with each other, learned about urban agriculture, and created performing and visual art.
Open Kitchen Sculpture Garden: The Open Kitchen Sculpture Garden is a visionary project that uses art as a means of creating a unique gathering space for people to collaborate share talents and food.