Ora Clay
African American Quilting
About the Artist
Ora Clay is a contemporary fiber artist who has exhibited her work in galleries, museums, and public buildings locally and nationally. Her artwork has also been featured on the front page of The New York Times Arts Section. Her quilts tell stories by incorporating photos, sayings, and events reflecting her cultural background. She has taught quilt making in many venues including public schools, colleges, and local libraries. A former public school librarian with a commitment to local outreach, Ms. Clay serves as the Exhibits Committee Chair of the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland. She has been recognized by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors for her outstanding contributions to the arts community.
Pronouns
she/her
Expertise
African American Quilting
Offerings
Artistic consulting, Classes, Group instruction, Handmade crafts and visual arts for sale, Lectures / Lecture-demonstrations, Private instruction, Workshops
Other: Commissions
Program Participant
Apprenticeship Recipient
Offerings Location
In-person services, Online/remote services
City
Oakland
Phone
+15107981045