Clay Art Center at Home

As the staff of Clay Art Center have been adapting to our new normal of working remotely from home, we wanted to share photos of our new work spaces. We miss seeing our artists, students, and teachers but are enjoying getting to spend time with some of our new co-workers. Our new work environments include cuddles from much loved pets and new ways of connecting via Zoom. It has been challenging, but due to our incredible staff members, Clay Art Center is running smoothly and everyone has gone above and beyond to make sure all the programs you have come to love are now available virtually.

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Emily Peck
Executive Director

“Not pictured on my laptop screen are all the artists on our weekly Zoom happy hour. It has been great to stay connected to hear how everyone is doing and how they are staying creative.”

Wendy Weinstein
Director of Development

"The challenges...and joys...of working from home include lots of mid-day cuddles, and a chance to find a new way to connect with everyone."

Regina Farrell-Fagan
Exhibitions Manager

"My dog Sadie, loves me beyond words. She waits all day for any opportunity to squeeze into my lap. She doesn’t care about coronavirus. She only cares about being in physical contact with her mama.”

Jessica Zeng
Program & Sales Assistant

"My home has been going through major renovations since March, so the whole family has moved to the basement to work. Here I am in my usual seat in the basement trying to focus and ignore all material distractions, with my cat, Uncle Taitai, helping me."

James Pastore
Program Director

"My furry program assistant Olive, always keeps me on task."

Nancy Yates
Communications Manager

“In a surprise announcement, loyal members of my household (Dog – Lexy & Cat – Batman) have been promoted to CAC office managers. They were overjoyed until I let them know sleeping on the job was not permitted. “

Jacklyn Eckersley
Development Assistant

"This corner of this couch is my “home office.” Just give me a laptop and no personal space and I’m ready to work."