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Natick Art Association

Natick Art Association’s goal is to bring art to our local community by providing opportunities to welcome, foster and encourage ongoing conversations about the experience of creating art and craft. We are here to inspire and cultivate artistic excellence among the members of our creative community and beyond. Members include artists, artisans, makers, art enthusiasts and supporters of the arts.

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Art Happenings

Ceramic Vessels by Natick artist Martha Gold

…will be on display until April 1, 2025 at the Natick Morse Library, on the main level in the Morse Room display cases. 

Whether to hold food, beverages, flowers, candles or merely air, every vessel is slightly different. Each piece is wheel thrown by Martha and high fired to over 2330°F. 

She teaches adult wheel throwing at the Brickstack Community Kiln in Framingham.

"Making pottery is the joy that keeps on giving".