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KROLL

ARTS SCHOOL

CERAMIC

At Kroll Ceramic Arts School, we believe that creativity knows no age. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our dynamic 6 week wheel throwing program for teens and tweens starting October 16th! Our hands-on classes are designed for all skill levels, providing a supportive and inspiring environment for young makers. Registration is now open.

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Art Exhibitions

Making a Good Impression:
Art on Paper from Japan, China, and Korea

Bentendo

Woodblock
Private Collection

MORIMURA, Ray (b.1948)

Roger Baumann: Woodfired Ceramics
Tea Hut Art II

a freeform ceramic object by Roger Baumann

Scholar Stone (2024)

Woodfired Ceramics with Feldspar Inclusions
Roger Baumann

Images of Devotion:
Works on Paper from East and West From the Helen and Mitche Kunzman Collection

sepia image of Buddha on clouds with sunburst halo

The Raigo of Amida Buddha
Japan, Edo period (1603-1868) or earlier
Woodblock print on paper
The Helen and Mitche Kunzman Collection

Huaca-Wak’a,
Ceramic Shrine Figures
Ada Pilar Cruz

The Singer
25” x 7” x 6”
Woodfired Stoneware Clay
Ada Pilar Cruz

Kurt Steger: Outdoor Sculptures

Detail of Pelican (2024)
Wood, Fiber, Hardware
Kurt Steger

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TRANSFORMATIVE PRUNING AT THE HAMMOND

Discover how Ralph Padilla, Director of Forestry/Horticulture for the City of Yonkers, is tending, sculpting, and improving the health and appearance of the Hammond's Japanese Stroll Garden in this essay by Hammond Trustee Dr. Lara Netting.

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THE HAMMOND MUSEUM MISSION:

The Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden is an intimate oasis providing access to peace and mindfulness for all through our tranquil Japanese style gardens and innovative arts and education programs.

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