Every two months the central display in the gallery showcases work from our members on a specific theme.

Altered and sculpted ceramic pieces celebrate creativity and transformation, turning traditional forms into dynamic, eye-catching works of art. Through hand-building, carving, shaping, and innovative techniques, these ceramics challenge expectations, inviting a tactile and visual experience that speaks to movement, fluidity, and depth. They embrace fluidity, bold textures, and unexpected twists that bring energy and personality to each piece. There is no limit to the possibilities!
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Featured work by Pierre Bounaud.

Every two months the central display in the gallery showcases work from our members on a specific theme.

Spring, a season of renewal and vibrant life, inspires potters to capture its essence through their creations. Floral motifs, pastel colors, and delicate designs reflect the blossoming nature that surrounds us. The fresh, earthy tones of green and brown symbolize growth and rebirth, while intricate carvings and textures mimic the natural world waking from its winter slumber.  Through their art, the San Diego Potters Guild potters celebrate the beauty and hope that spring brings, crafting pieces that embody the season's spirit and charm.

Featured work by Bernie James.

Every two months the central display in the gallery showcases work from our members on a specific theme.

Enlightenment in pottery is about the fusion of utility and beauty, driven by a spirit of exploration and creativity. Come see how our members transform the utilitarian surface into intricate and aesthetically pleasing creations.

Featured work by Christine Rodriguez Brown.

Every two months the central display in the gallery showcases work from our members on a specific theme.

Potters' Choice runs November 9, 2024 to January 11, 2025, featuring a curated selection of work from our members.

Featured work by Izzy Elizondo.

Every two months the central display in the gallery showcases work from our members on a specific theme.

A potter's work, at its core, marries form and function. The potter’s hands mold clay into shapes that evoke emotion, tell stories, and invite touch. Fired by kilns, a vessel then becomes infused with purpose. Each piece becomes utility but is also a testament of art and beauty. From a sipping cup comes stories around a fire, from a plate at the table comes holiday traditions and human connections. A teapot becomes an heirloom, passed down through generations. The magic of clay subtly blurs the boundaries of form, function, and art.

Featured work by Hiromi Minemura.