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Malley Weber has an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from Goddard College, She is a ceramic artist and educator. In addition to owning and teaching community pottery classes at Hallowell Clay Works,  Malley Is the Ceramic Arts adjunct at Univ. of Maine at Augusta, and a teaching artist for Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts  www.watershedceramics.org Malley specializes in locally sourced Glacial marine clay and is a strong advocate for utilizing the arts for healing trauma and mental health issues.

Malley is passionate about using and educating others about local clay. Her sacred clay work is powerful, humorous, and uses natural often shadow themes.  She also uses clay for therapy, healing trauma, and general stress reduction and helps others remove blocks toward their own creative energies.  Teaching others is a large part of Malley’s practice. Working with clay is a metaphor for life and learning/working in community can bring us great joy and satisfaction. It’s time we slow down and care for ourselves and our planet.  Let’s create more joy!  Life is short!

Malley Weber high above Vaughan Stream digging for clay

 

 

 

 

 

Contact by email at hallowellclayworks@gmail.com

 

 

CLAY FIELD and HEALING– Clay work utilizes a variety of important hand movements which is directly linked with healthy brain development for all ages. Understanding and following haptic perception (touch sense) one can unlock childhood traumas and PTSD by creating new neural pathways.  Clay has the power to heal. transform, and educate.  Ask about a private CLAY FIELD session. We’ll work with your therapist or psychologist to bring you a bottom-up (non-talk) approach to healing.

 

CLAY FIELD SESSIONS Owner Malley Weber works privately with clients/students to develop sensorimotor and haptic perception. We work in clay but not to create a product, rather to retrain neural pathways to alleviate trauma. This is not Talk Therapy.  Malley is trained in Healing Trauma in the Clay Field  and studied with Cornelia Elbrecht.  More about Cornelia’s work here  http://www.sensorimotorarttherapy.com/about/

For more info please email Malley at Hallowellclayworks@gmail.com

VISITING ARTIST- Contact Malley for more information. We visit k-12 and Universities and Colleges to speak about using Maine Clay and working sustainably with Ceramics. $350 per day.  Some scholarships/grants available.

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE-AUGUSTA-  next class is Spring 2021

WATERSHED – www.watershedceramics.org for more info about residencies and Education for Art Teachers