Ceramics studio in Clinton Hill, Brookyln

Wedge is a ceramics studio in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. We offer wheel throwing and handbuilding classes for beginner and 24/7 memberships for a in our beautiful, sunlit studio space. Since 2018, we've grown a community of makers, whether they're touching clay for the first time or deepening an established practice.

Classes & memberships for every level

Pottery wheels arranged around a wooden worktable in the sunlit Wedge Ceramics studio in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn

Join our Communal Studio

24/7 access to wheels, kilns, studio glazes and shared workspace, with easy supply ordering. For potters with some experience.

Handmade wheel-thrown vases and bowls drying on a ware rack in the sunlit Wedge Ceramics studio in Brooklyn

Make at Home, Fire With Us

Work from your own space and fire your pieces here. Includes 24/7 drop-off, a storage cubby and supply ordering.

Skutt electric kiln beside firing racks and large windows in the sunlit Wedge Ceramics studio in Brooklyn

Start Your Clay Practice

Wheel throwing and handbuilding classes, plus monthly open studio. No experience needed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a good studio for beginners?

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Yes! We offer classes and open studio sessions for people who are new to ceramics, and our staff are happy to give advice and help you progress. More experienced ceramicists can join as monthly members.


Who can become a member?

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Memberships are for ceramicists who have taken at least a few classes and can work on their own. If you're new to clay, start with a class and join when you're ready.


What are your hours?

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Members have 24/7 access. When you join, you'll get a door code so you can come and go whenever it suits you. For everyone else, visits are by appointment. Schedule a tour and we'll show you around.


Where is the studio located?

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20 Grand Avenue, Suite 708, in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, near the Navy Yard.


Wedge has 6 Brent wheels, two Skutt kilns, a slab roller, a spray booth, a wall-mounted extruder, plaster bats, hand tools and a range of studio glazes.

What equipment do you have?

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