Like many of you, we have been closely following the developments of COVID-19. The safety of our visitors, campers, staff, and volunteers is our top priority. Upon the advice of Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. David Williams, the Gardiner Museum will close temporarily effective Saturday March 14, 2020. We will continue to take guidance from our public health officials regarding the duration of the closure and will post updates to our website and social media channels as they become available. We are grateful for your support and thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to navigate this challenging time. We look forward to welcoming you back to the Gardiner soon.
The starting dates of our Spring Clay Classes will be delayed. Rest assured that no cancellation penalties will go into effect before the revised dates have been announced. We are working to develop a new schedule as quickly as possible and appreciate your understanding.
The Gardiner Museum is among the few museums in the world focused on ceramics, and is one of the most important specialty museums internationally. It houses approximately 4,000 objects, including European porcelain, ceramics from the Ancient Americas, Chinese porcelain, Japanese porcelain, and contemporary ceramics. Search the collection online!
Support the Gardiner's mission to champion clay, build community, and promote arts education. All of our memberships include a full year of free admission to the Museum, as well as discounts at CLAY Restaurant and the Gardiner Shop, and start and at just $30!
Audrey Mah is a contemporary ceramist. She graduated from the University of Waterloo where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts. She continued her studies in ceramic design at the Ontario College of Art where she received a scholarship.
Her work has been sold in Canada, USA, and Mexico, and has been exhibited at the George Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art. Audrey has received numerous awards from the Ontario Arts Council, and has taught the sculpture program at the Art Gallery of Ontario, as well as the children and adult pottery classes at the Royal Ontario Museum. Currently, she instructs and develops programs at the Gardiner Museum and workshops at various Toronto District schools.
Audrey works regularly with children to create murals through VIBE Arts, an award-winning charitable organization committed to providing children and youth in under resourced communities. She has also been teaching adult and children classes at the Avenue Road Arts School since 2005.
This combination class will use stoneware clay, a high-fired non-porous clay durable for all kinds of uses, to create decorative, functional or sculptural pieces.
This combination class will use stoneware clay, a high-fired non-porous clay durable for all kinds of uses, to create decorative, functional or sculptural pieces....
Instructor: Audrey Mah
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Kids can explore their creativity and get hands-on with clay, working with a professional artist to make and decorate one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces.
Kids can explore their creativity and get hands-on with clay, working with a professional artist to make and decorate one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces....
This combination class uses stoneware clay, a high-fired non-porous clay perfect for all kinds of uses, to create decorative, functional, and sculptural pieces.
This combination class uses stoneware clay, a high-fired non-porous clay perfect for all kinds of uses, to create decorative, functional, and sculptural pieces....
Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Make a beautiful handmade cup in this two-day workshop.
Looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Make a beautiful handmade cup in this two-day workshop....
In this four-week workshop, students will create Raku-fired objects using hand building techniques or on the pottery wheel.
In this four-week workshop, students will create Raku-fired objects using hand building techniques or on the pottery wheel....