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Jackson Morley saved the day!
Jackson Morley saved today by donating to our 2009 Annual Appeal. Thank you so much for your generous support!
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Bob Rizzo saved the day!
Bob Rizzo saved today by donating to our 2009 Annual Appeal. Thank you so much for your generous support!
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Jill Sneider saved the day!
Jill Sneider saved today by donating to our 2009 Annual Appeal. Thank you so much for your generous support!
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Kipp Bradford saved the day!
Kipp Bradford saved today by donating to our 2009 Annual Appeal. Thank you so much for your generous support! Thank you for your generous support!
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Dan Moos saved the day!
Dan Moos saved today by donating to our 2009 Annual Appeal. Thank you so much for your generous support! Thank you for your generous support!
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Pumpkin Launch Dates
Check out upcoming events for the Heritage Resoration trebuchet! -
Iron Chef 2010
Saturday September 25th, 12:00pm - 5:00PM Free Admission Teams of artists and fabricators compete in our 3rd annual head-to-head sculpture competition. After the main event, stick around for the sculpture auction where you'll have a chance to big on your favorite piece! Food and -
Cruise Night 2010 Video
Check out Rob Houllahans's super 8 video from last week's Cruise Night. Thanks Rob! SY Cruise Night 2010 from Robert Houllahan on Vimeo.
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Clay-Doh June 18th
Get ready for the next Works in Progress fundraising event - Clay-Doh - at the Steel Yard. Clay-Doh is your chance to experiment and play with clay in a fun and casual atmosphere. Work created during the event is not fired, but gets reused by our classes and ceramic cooperative mem -
Cruise Night
We are proud to present our 5th annual Cruise Night, part of the Works in Progresses 2010 fundraising event series. On Friday July 16th, starting at 5PM, come down to the Steel Yard and enjoy an evening of polished chrome, greasy grooves, raffle prizes, studio tours and food sold by the fam
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Peter Lutz
Peter Lutz was born and raised in Kansas City, Kansas where he spent much of his youth climbing trees; yes there are trees in Kansas. He graduated from Alfred University (located in Alfred, NY) in 2006. After Alfred, he spent a few months working for a filmmaker in the Czech republic building strange props for his sci-fi feature, “The Night Fisherman.” Then he lived in Brooklyn and worked in Manhattan for a resin-casting studio, Atta Inc. He also worked for Izquierdo studios building armatures for the Victoria’s Secret Wings. Since Moving to Providence in Sept 2007, he has been working as a technician for glass artist Daniel Clayman.