The Cinematic Roots of Clay
Alyson Brandes is a graduate of Chapman University and a 2020 Getty Marrow Undergraduate Intern at AMOCA. During her internship, Brandes writes periodically for AMOCA.org, and posts on Instagram and Facebook on Tuesdays.
In her third blog, The Cinematic Roots of Clay, Brandes explores the roots of claymation and compares them to works by contemporary artists.
Museum reopening on hold
Governor Newsom announced on July 1, 2020 that museums and other indoor venues in LA County and 18 other counties will remain closed at this time.
AMOCA Members and residents of Pomona have first access to complimentary timed admission tickets for July 30-September 5, 2020. Click here to reserve tickets.
Virtual Family Day
Join us (virtually!) on August 1 at 12 PM for our first virtual Family Day. Ashley Rowley, AMOCA’s Education Manager, will lead a reading of Auntie Yang’s Great Soybean Picnic, and Aida Lugo, Teaching Artist for Sculpture at the AMOCA Ceramics Studio, will lead Sculpting Food, a hands-on activity for the entire family.
Clay Kits for Kids and Teens
Make multiple or one big project with this clay kit that includes air dry clay and tools to get you started! $20 gets you:
- One wood needle tool
- One wood smoothing tool
- Three texture stamping noodles
- One pound of air clay
New Acquisitions: Julianne and David Armstrong
Enjoy twenty brand new short videos highlighting works from the New Acquisitions: Julianne and David Armstrong exhibition. See the work closer than ever before in stunning 4K resolution, and enjoy narration and commentary from Nathan Stanfield (Exhibitions) and Ashley Rowley (Education and Outreach).
Curated Virtual Clay
Updated for June! Your resource for the best videos, podcasts, glaze recipes, projects for kids, and more.
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