Gallery
Discover a variety of pottery and ceramics for sale from both resident artists and budding talents at Forma Clay. Forma provides a space for new artists who haven’t had access to selling in galleries, and unique opportunities to feature more established artists as well.
Upcoming events
Join us at Forma for a delightful evening of handmade pottery, live music, and tasty snacks! Bring your holiday shopping list to our local market, featuring our talented members. Our artisans have lovingly crafted the perfect gifts just in time for the season. Explore unique handmade items and connect with our vibrant community clay studio. We can’t wait to see you there!
Second Saturdays
Join us every second Saturday of the month at 812 W 46th Street from 5pm to 8pm for our open studio event; featuring Forma artists, food, and drinks. Come experience the inspiration, creativity and community at Forma Clay
Current Artists
On View Through October (Ends 10/31)
Mandy Stringer
My students have asserted that I’m obsessed with light. Maybe they’re right. the root of my daughter’s name is latin for “light”. I love building sculptures that involve using light as a medium as I don’t think it’s often considered to be used as one.
Iris Shaker-Check
With the forms, surface textures and the impressions I make on these vessels I express my interactions with the spaces around me as well as the emotions and ideas contained within me.
Grace Iverson
Grace is a Minneapolis based artist with 10 years of experience in ceramics and a frequent dabbler in other mediums. She is excited about creating art and spaces that feel approachable, expressive, and playful.
Melissa Johnson
One of the reasons I love to work in clay is the physicality of it. I feel in tune with my surroundings and in touch with myself as I move with and transform the clay.
Jenni Fischer
When I learned about the many hand building techniques + skills needed I found a natural fit between creating functional pottery, being artistically creative, + engineering pieces that may be more structurally challenging than meet the eye.
Mary Zeleny
I spend time observing the gentle nuance of nature, captivated by the undulating edges of flower petals, curling back to invite pollinators into a symbiotic floral welcome. My clay vessels mimic subtle traces and minute details in these intriguing forms.
Bee Shoemake
Bee is a queer artist from Minneapolis, passionate about social justice and community development. She stays busy filling orders for individuals and small businesses and would love to make something for you.
Reilly Miller
These pieces bridge the connection of ephemeral touch between myself, my vessels, and the intimacies that exist in my closest human relationships.