MC's 2025: Unleashing New Creative Horizons!
Transforming Gardens with Ollas Pots
In 2024, I started making Ollas pots for the Nome Community Gardens and my home gardens. The ease of watering was eclipsed by the amount of water I saved. Living in a semi-arid climate like Colorado requires practices that save water and regenerate the soil. My Ollas pots have a top that can be reversed becoming a bee watering station. Contact me if you are interested in purchasing an Olla or two.
City of Aurora Waterwise Event
15151 E Alameda AVE Aurora, CO 80012
Join me on May 17, 2025, from 8:00 am to noon to learn more about sustainability and semi-arid climate gardening.
Sustainable Ceramic Glazing
I continue to develop unique glazes from upcycled studio and commercial glazes.
Sustainable Ceramic Glazing Workshop
I guide you through the process of mixing a glaze once and never discarding it down the sink or in the landfill. Learn to make beautiful and unique glazes while making your studio sustainable and saving money. Contact me to book a workshop.
Kicking around ideas for my exhibition in November 2025.
Core New Art Space
6501 West Colfax AVE
Lakewood, CO 80214
Opening 11/14/25 5:00 to 9:00 pm
Closing 11/23/25 12:00 to 5:00 pm
Gallery Hours:
Fridays 5:00 to 9:00 pm
Saturdays & Sundays 12:00 to 5:00 pm
"See it. Feel It. Abstraction Today" Juror Michael Paglia
February 14 -March 2, 2025
It was an honor to be part of this blind juried exhibition. Michael Paglia (left) is an esteemed art and architecture critic, art historian, author, and former professor at CU Boulder. His partner, Robert Delaney (right), is an accomplished sculptor. His recently installed, large-scale "Red Calvera" sculpture hangs at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO.
Taos Ceramic Center Sustainable Ceramic
Glazing workshop was a success. Here's what Georgia Epstein, the Studio Manager and co-owner said, “Mary Cay’s Sustainable Ceramic Glazing workshop was among the most informative that we have presented at the TCC. In this age of disappearing ceramic materials, as well as the rising costs thereof, this workshop gave us the knowledge and the hands-on experience to delve into the wide world of resource conservation and glaze chemistry with excitement and confidence! Thank you, Mary!”
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