Pots for Pets

Image of Lindy Toczko, Tom Fiorilla, Deb Lecce (Exhibitor) and Karen Wappler

The reception for Clay Art Centerโ€™s Pots for Pets on April 6 had an incredible turnout of over 100 ceramic and pet lovers to this unique exhibition (ongoing through June 1st). Celebrating pottery for the โ€œfurry membersโ€ of our family, attendees viewed and purchased handmade dog and cat bowls, bird houses and homes for other cuddly creatures made by professional ceramic artists. They have partnered with Adopt-a-Dog, a Greenwich CT shelter, that saves unwanted and abandoned dogs, by giving 10% of each gallery purchase to the cause.Many artists were on hand to meet attendees along with the Executive Director of Adopt-a-Dog, Kristen Alousia, & George Latimer, Westchester County Executive.

โ€œThis event was the big success it was because of our many enthusiastic volunteers, artists and supporters.โ€ Says Interim Executive Director, Cora Greenberg. โ€œA big thank you to our media sponsor Serendipity Magazine and our sponsors Pet Pantry Warehouse, Spring Crafts at Lyndhurst and Tischman Pets Photographyโ€. Believing strongly that the arts has the ability to touch and enrich lives; Clay Art Centerโ€™s mission is to offer a stimulating space for studio practice, exhibition and educational opportunities to better serve the community.

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