Alfred Art Walk December 2018

1. Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

Alfred University

Reclaiming Splendor:

Ceramic Design by Chunmao Huang

September 20 – December 30, 2018

2. Cohen Center Gallery

55 North Main Street, Alfred

Ikebana Ziggurat:

Kathleen McShane and Ellen Bahr

Open for Art Walk and by appointment through 1/1/19

3. Gallery 2 Gifts of Distinction

43 N Main Street, Alfred

Over 30 Local Artisans

Something for Every Occasion

Last minute holiday shopping?

Shop Local!

4. The Terra Cotta Coffeehouse

34 N Main Street, Alfred

Craig Prophet: In the Studio and on the Road

Opening Reception: December 20, 5-8pm

December 15, 2018 - February 1, 2019

5. The Rosebush

11 North Main Street, Alfred

Do you get hungry on your Art Walk?

Enjoy 10% off your meal

6. The Rogue Carrot

14 ½ W University Street, Alfred

Pottery sale with Elaine Hardman

Big Blowout Sale on select items

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Afternoon Tea

Alfred Ceramic Art Museum

December 20, 4-5:30pm

Friends of the Museum and Alfred community:

Dust off that fine china and bring your favorite tea cup and saucer. Community building over a cuppa. Bring a friend!

Tea, tea sandwiches, scones and sweet pastries served

* free and open to the public * Activities for all ages *

Art Exploration! Art Makers Night

Cohen Center Gallery and Foundations Barn

December 20, 5-8pm

55 North Main Street, Alfred

*free and open to the public

Join us for a creative infusion of art and crafts. From ceramic to knitting to abstract artmaking, the evening will be full of fun and holiday flavor.

Get your hands dirty!

Trim your tree with Alfred Terra Cotta

Make your own holiday ornaments from our home grown famous terra cotta clay *generously donated by Tufty Ceramics

Come out and play with your family, friends and neighbors by making art inspired by the exhibition on view.

Learn about ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging and take home your own creation inspired by the work in the exhibition Ikebana Ziggurat.

For up to date map and information

visit alfredartwalk.org