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Pullen Arts Center
A vibrant community hub for artistic exploration and creative expression in Raleigh.
4.8
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A vibrant community hub for artistic exploration and creative expression in Raleigh.
Pullen Arts Center is a premier community arts facility offering a welcoming atmosphere for artists and art enthusiasts alike. Located in Raleigh, it features a working studio with artists in various mediums such as clay, jewelry, and painting, who are happy to educate visitors about their craft. The center provides affordable pottery classes, studio memberships, and a small gallery with rotating displays, all set in a beautiful landscape. It fosters creativity and nurtures artistic skills, making it a treasured local resource for both beginners and experienced artists.
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Hands-on instruction in techniques like pinch mugs, wheel throwing, and glazing for all skill levels.
Access to studio space and equipment for independent artistic projects in a community setting.
Rotating displays of local artwork available for viewing and purchase, free to the public.
Classes focused on crafting and designing jewelry in various mediums.
Guided and open sessions for painting, encouraging creativity and skill development.
Fast and reliable firing of pottery pieces for students and members.
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Overall rating
Cheyanne Murdock
My fiancé and I have taken pottery classes and the teachers are great! Plus the prices for classes and a membership are pretty decent
K & R Keenan
Really terrific working studio w/ pieces displayed and for sale. Free entry and extremely pleasant atmosphere filled with working artists in various mediums (clay, jewelery, painting, etc.) that are happy to educate folks about their craft. Kudos to Raleigh for this little treasure!
Skye Bush
Beautiful landscape and a lovely studio. My pottery instructor was a bit shoddy as an instructor, but I think she is a good person overall. Her class was geared more so towards pinch mugs. The class size was too large for her and we did not review techniques such as utilizing colored slip, adding a foot, etc.. I've taken other pottery classes within the triangle area, so I have some ideas of how they typically go. What I like about this studio is the location, it's modern, the cost to take classes, and how fast our items are fired in the kiln. I would have appreciated more guidance on something I was interested in making. Overall, I recommend this studio!
T Meck
It's a small gallery but always interesting. Creativity is encouraged & nurtured. Each time I come, the displays are carefully planned and beautifully presented. The staff is absolutely wonderful. I also discovered a small garden outside...
Patrick McCaully
Pullen is a great community resource. We've taken a few pottery classes here and are now studio members. I wish there were a darkroom too...maybe someday.
