Eberle Studios

For Audra Clayton, ceramics isn’t just about creating objects - it’s about the dialogue between function and beauty, craft and experience! Each piece is an aesthetic reflection of her artistic journey and philosophy.

With a degree in Arts Education from Penn State, Audra has grown her career at the Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media(), where she managed ceramics programming from 2016 until 2026. She creates both functional and sculptural artwork, showcased at local markets, the Erie Museum of Art(), and the Stifel Fine Arts Center().

Come explore Audra’s thought-provoking ceramics at Keystone Kilnwars: Homecoming tomorrow from 2-5PM at Eberle Studios!! ✨

Katie Botterman is a Pittsburgh-based ceramic artist and instructor. A 2021 BFA grad, her work has been featured at NCECA 2024 and Baltimore Clayworks(). Katie had artist residencies at New Harmony Clay Project () and Pittsburgh Center for Arts & Media () and currently teaches ceramics at North Hills Art Center() and PCA&M!

Inspired by the passage of time, ’s work explores themes of permanence and remembrance. Using cuneiform to link her to ancient claymakers, she blends past, present, and future into each piece!

Don’t miss her captivating artwork at Keystone Kilnwars: Homecoming on April 18th from 2-5PM!

With a passion for both creation and education, Luke Doyle () blends decades of experience in ceramics with a deep connection to community building. Specializing in plaster molds, glaze formulation, and atmospheric kiln firing, his career as spanned both industrial and artistic realms!

From exhibits in New York to Jingdezhen, China, Luke’s ceramics explore a fusion of technique and tradition.

Experience Luke's awesome works at Keystone Kilnwars: Homecoming at Eberle Studios!!

Yoko Sekino-Bove’s () porcelain creations are a true blend of precision and artistry! From her roots in Japan to exhibitions in South Korea, Portugal, and beyond, Yoko’s work explores traditions of form, texture, and the limitless beauty of clay.

Her recent exhibitions include: Contemporary Craft (), The Clay Studio (), Pittsburgh Center for Arts and Media (), and Baltimore Clayworks(). Yoko's work has also been featured in publications such as Ceramics Monthly and American Craft!

Don’t miss the chance to see her intricate ceramics at Keystone Kilnwars: Homecoming at Eberle Studios on April 18th from 2-5PM!!

Get ready to celebrate - because the Keystone Kilnwars crew is coming home, and they just might bring a championship belt back with them!!

Join us at Eberle Studios on Saturday, April 18th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM as we welcome back this phenomenal collection of ceramic work and all of the talented artists behind it:

Milo Berezin, Katie Botterman, Nathan Bussard, Zofia Chrzanowska, Audra Lynn Clayton, AJ Collins, Luke Doyle, Pam Grove, Dale Huffman, Daniel Kuhn, Lauren Larko-Gulyas, Nikki LauAshton Little, Andrew Loue, Laura Jean Mclaughlin, Sandra Moore, Elissa Paula, Rhianna Rausch, Sierra Schweitzer, Yoko Sekino-Bove, Nancy Smeltzer, Melissa Sullivan, Stephanie Teres, Ruth Trok, Janet Watkins & Travis Winters

Presented in collaboration with Ceramics Takeover Wheeling, the event pits a team of Greater Pittsburgh ceramicists against artists from The Clay Studio in Philadelphia in a spirited clash of skill, creativity, and clay!

The exhibition is currently on display at Oglebay Resort in Wheeling through April 11th - if you’re in the area, go vote and help us bring home the championship!

We can’t wait to showcase the work of these standout artists back on their home turf!

3 artists you don’t want to miss from our 2nd Annual Group Show: PERSPECTIVES NOW!

🎨 Kathryn Konrad - Kathryn is a multidisciplinary artist who creates extraordinary and conceptual sculptures of form and presence!

🎨 Elizabeth Wells - Elizabeth’s beautiful, dynamic pieces explore concepts of permanence and memory, history and biography!

🎨 Gage Colangelo - Gage is an artist who primarily works in clay, drawing inspiration from the tension between industrialization and naturalism!

All of the Eberle Studios artists and alumni bring a distinct voice and powerful creative energy to our community and beyond! Come see this exciting showcase at Eberle Studios Gallery!

Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun | 1–4 PM through April 12th

Experience our Artists’ PERSPECTIVES NOW at Eberle Studios Gallery!

Tomorrow!! 🎉

The opening reception for Eberle Studios Second Annual Artists Group Show: PERSPECTIVES NOW is tomorrow from 6-8PM!

Experience a dynamic collection of ceramics, mixed media, and sculpture by our studio artists and alumni!!

Come celebrate the incredible artwork, meet our artists, and enjoy a thought-provoking evening of art, conversation and light bites.

We can’t wait to share this exhibition with you!

See you there! ✨

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 7 | 6–8PM
Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun | 1–4PM through April 12th

We can’t believe it’s already been a year! Eberle Studios is excited to announce our Second Annual Artists Group Showcase: Perspectives Now!

Join us for the opening reception this Saturday March 7th from 6-8PM!

PERSPECTIVES NOW brings together an exciting collection of work by our talented studio artists and alumni! From thoughtfully crafted ceramics to inventive mixed media and sculpture, this exhibition highlights the range, experimentation, and vision that define our brilliant community of artists!

You won’t want to miss this lively evening of art, connection, and inspiration with great company and refreshments!

Opening Reception: Saturday March 7th | 6-8PM
Gallery Hours: Saturdays & Sundays | 1-4PM through April 12th

Featured Artists:
Kimberlyn Bloise
Gage Colangelo
Paul Higham
Nissa Holman
Diane Keane
Isabella Maroon
Mackenzie McIntyre
R.E. Natowicz
Kathryn Konrad
Sam Pliszka
Lindsey Peck Scherloum
Kenneth Tator
Elizabeth Wells
Hee Joo Yang

I am missing you a lot lately.