Virtual Artist Talk with Colby Charpentier, 2021-2022 Artist in Residence
Join us for a virtual artist talk with Artist in Residence Colby Charpentier. This talk marks the closing event of his 2021-2022 residency in the AMOCA Studio.
Summer Family Day – July 23, 2022
Family Day is back! Explore AMOCA through the theme of pattern with clay and paint activities, a scavenger hunt, and undeniable fun!
Mudmoble + Lopez Urban Farm – June 29, 2022
Come participate in free clay activities for the whole family provided by AMOCA’s Mudmobile, our hands-on mobile museum. Get your hands messy and learn the basics of building with clay!
Members Clay Day – June 25, 2022
Take a free 90-minute class in the AMOCA Studio led by Artist in Residence Colby Charpentier. This June 25, 2022 class is for current AMOCA Members only.
Virtual Artist Talk with Kirstin Willders, 2021-2022 Artist in Residence
Join us for a virtual artist talk with Artist in Residence Kirstin Willders. This talk marks the closing event of her 2021-2022 residency in the AMOCA Studio.
Virtual Artist Talk: Blooop by Alina Hayes
Pictured: untitled work from the Blooop Series by Alina Hayes. Virtual Artist Talk with Alina Hayes for Blooop by Alina Hayes Thursday, June 23, 2022 • 11 AM –12 PM (Pacific) Join us for a virtual artist talk celebrating Blooop by Alina Hayes on view in the Vault Gallery at AMOCA. Artist Alina Hayes will …
Blooop by Alina Hayes – Circles of Commitment Reception
Donor Reception: Blooop by Alina Hayes Saturday, May 14, 2022 • 3 PM (Pacific) Executive Director Beth Ann Gerstein invites you to a private reception with artist Alina Hayes to celebrate the exhibition Blooop by Alina Hayes. This will be a unique opportunity to explore the exhibition and personally engage with the artist. Following the …
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Skill Building Workshop: Architectural Incense Holders with Eunbi Cho
Join Los Angeles-based artist Eunbi Cho for a three-hour skill building workshop. In this workshop, we’ll create architectural incense holders using hand-building and slab techniques.