Tarrant County College has six campuses in the Fort Worth Area
Each campus offers the same programs and also programs unique to each campus. Northeast Campus in Hurst, Texas celebrated fifty years in 2017, for two year degrees and emphasis on Certification in Nursing, Music, Journalism, Photography, Graphic Design, Drama, Foreign Languages, Ceramics, Painting , Drawing, Design, Digital Design and Physical Health with a new Associates of Arts in Fine Art Degree in 2015. Credit Classes in Ceramics I and Ceramics II are taught at TCC NE Campus, as well as Continuing Education Ceramics on Weekends. The Ceramics lab boasts a Cone 10 program with experimental firing outback, a 3D Clay printer in a beautiful lab for production pottery and sculpture. Visit the TCCD.edu site and inquire about a Ceramics Class or up coming public event. TCCD is affiliated with area Universities for direct transfer and also hosts dual enrollment for high school students.

Ariel Bowman is a sculptor in clay. She can create a pre-historia fantasy in realistic intricate detail, or sculpt animal portrait of your favorite horse. She is collected in Natural Science Museums, The Kansas City Library and numerous national and international public and private collections. Ariel has participated and curated invitational shows and solo Exhibitions. She was the 2015 invited Ceramics Fellow at University of Florida where she took her MFA in Ceramics. And Ariel is currently at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Art, as Director of the Ceramics program for Concho Clay. Check out hoe she can make time go backwards! Visit her website and be amazed!

A visual and Performing Arts Center
the Fort Worth Community Arts Center Gallery where the works of Texas artists are often shown.
You can sign up to receive information about Fine Arts events and calls for art at this location. A Happening place!!

A great source for materials and tools. Helpful staff and lots of clay. Stoneware porcelain, Raku and Terracotta, for throwing, thowing, handbuilding and sculpting,
Trinity is a sponsor of the Animals and Artifacts 2015 Workshop.

Alton Bowman is a Master 18 th Century furniture Conservationist in reproduction and finishes. He is also making original pieces influenced by his research for public and private collectors.

David Hendley Studio is a wonder not to be missed ! Check out his webpage, entertaining informative and fun !
Old Farmhouse Pottery is one mile west of Maydelle, just off Highway 84.You can't miss the sign.
From Jacksonville, take Bolton Street south to Farm Road 2138, which will take you to Maydelle.

Bolton Street is parallel to, and a few blocks west of, Highway 69.