clay@3

The documented page described “clay@3” in connection with a 2019 national ceramics gathering and a shared gallery-and-studio arrangement.

2019 ceramics gathering

This short heading appeared directly below the page title and situates the page in 2019. No schedule, program, booth number, event address, or registration details are provided, so the material remains a dated notice rather than a current event listing.

clay@3 Gallery and Studio

The original paragraph said the gallery was located in a historic arts building and comprised the work of three ceramic artists, including Kristin Pavelka. It added that two of the artists shared studio space off the gallery and welcomed visitors. The building, collaborator names, external links, and invitation have been removed. They are third-party and contact details that should not be revived from an old page.

What remains is the page's essential historical information: clay@3 was presented as a collaborative ceramics display with connected studio space. That arrangement differs from the home-studio language elsewhere on the site and helps explain the portfolio's movement between personal studio pages, galleries, teaching notices, and group contexts.

A dated venue page

No current gallery, studio, artist roster, opening hours, or visitor access should be inferred from this page. The name is retained because it is the historical page title and subject. The accompanying image shows generic ceramic forms, not work from clay@3 or a depiction of its installation.

For the broader portfolio structure, visit Gallery. Dated notices appear in Studio News and Upcoming Events. Each page preserves its old function while removing sales, booking, contact, and third-party promotional claims.

The surviving paragraph is brief, so it supports a concise description of the collaborative space without adding a broader institutional history or current venue details.