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Semi Private Studio for rent in community pottery studio

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Contact Colleen Callahan
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A dedicated space for your creative practice.

Jewell Town Pottery has two semi-private artist studios available in Studio 302, a thoughtfully designed space for independent artists looking for room to work, create, and grow.

We welcome artists of all disciplines. Painters, illustrators, photographers, designers, makers, and other creatives are all welcome. Bonus if you're a potter!

Each semi-private studio offers your own dedicated workbench and shelving, with access to a welcoming, shared creative environment.

Your studio includes:

A dedicated workbench and personal shelving

24/7 access to both Studio 301 and Studio 302

Access to shared lounge and work areas, including a full kitchen

A community of independent artists

For potters: access to pottery wheels and studio equipment. Firing is included when you purchase your clay from Jewell Town Pottery.

Monthly rent: $500

Two semi-private studios are currently available.

Interested in seeing the space? Contact Colleen to arrange a visit and find out if Jewell Town Pottery might be the right fit for your creative practice.

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