Stone Fruit is a site for contemplation. It is an orchard, a cemetery, a well, a beach. It is a participatory installation which is co-authored by the community that engages with it during its exhibition. During the exhibition, organized by Jesse J Ring, Stone Fruit will be one iteration of this ongoing community sculpture intended to create locations where visitors leave thoughts as material in symbolic gesture at a site for contemplation. Stone Fruit invites you to participate with the installation through sculpting a small trace in soft clay to leave behind as part of the work. All contributions will be fired at the close of the exhibition and permanently added to the work.Virtual 3D Tour on view March 20Gallery Hours: Daily 10am - 5pmPresented concurrently with <a href="https://www.mplsart.com/events/in-touch" rel="noreferrer">In Touch</a>

Northern Clay Center advances the ceramic arts for artists, learners, and the community, through education, exhibitions, and artist services.

Ongoing programs include exhibitions by contemporary regional, national, and international ceramic artists, as well as historical and architectural ceramics; classes and workshops for children and adults at all skill levels; studio space and grants for artists; and a sales gallery representing many top ceramic artists from the region and elsewhere.

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Stone Fruit

Northern Clay Center presents Stone Fruit, a participatory ceramic installation.

Stone Fruit

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