clay club: BIPOC afrocentric hand building with angelique

​this hand building clay workshop invites participants to explore sculptural techniques in a space intentionally held for BIPOC individuals. together, we will shape, coil, and form clay into personal objects while learning foundational ceramic methods.

​this gathering is rooted in care, designed as a space where shared lineage can foster ease, safety, and connection. through working with our hands, we engage in a practice of remembrance and cultural continuity, honoring traditions where knowledge and memory are preserved through making.

​participants are encouraged to bring their full selves into the creative process, allowing intuition, story, and material to guide what takes form.

​meet the artist!

​angelique is a caribbean-american artist, educator, and activist whose work celebrates intergenerational traditions of care and craftsmanship. drawing from afro-diasporic material culture, angelique works with clay, fiber, cowrie shells, and indigo to explore spirituality, wellness, and communal healing through craft.

​cancellation policy:

​lmk tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to another person with advance notice. please check your calendars to ensure you can make the event. if we need to cancel for any reason, you will receive a full refund.

​inclusivity policy:

​lmk club is a welcoming space for everyone. we embrace creativity from all backgrounds, identities, and skill levels. hate, discrimination, or exclusion will not be tolerated.

​photography/videography policy:

​photos and videos may be taken during the event for lmk club's promotional use. if you prefer not to be photographed, please let us know when you arrive.