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ShiraH Rubin is an artist, facilitator, and educator working from her studio in Boston, MA. She creates sculpture and socially engaged community-based art. With over twenty years of experience teaching art to adults and students, Shirah has a keen understanding of creativity and human development. As a result, she is able to inspire and challenge participants accordingly. Shirah founded Co-Imagine Arts which supports leaders, group organizers, and participants in utilizing the arts as a transformative tool for creativity, personal growth, and community engagement. She tailors her unique arts workshops to the custom needs of diverse groups and individuals.

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Shirah Rubin

Save the Date: Winter Show and Sale

December 10-13, 2026

Mark your calendar and plan to attend our next Show and Sale featuring thousands of pieces of original ceramic artwork by instructors, staff, and participants in Ceramics Program classes!

 

Admission is free and open to all.

Ceramics Program, Office for the Arts at Harvard

224 Western Ave, Allston, Massachusetts 02134

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Collaborative Ceramic Mural

Commission, Brighton Mainstreets, MA Spring, 2027


 

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CLAYground Ceramics

Specialized Ceramics Instruction and Small Groups
 

Experience handbuilding in a fun and friendly workshop. We use the coil, slab and pinch methods for sculptural or functional creations. Images of student work here.

Co-Imagine Arts

Book Co-Imagine Arts Collaborative Workshops in 2026 here.

 

Would you like to build engaging professional development opportunities for your organization with groups using the creative process?

Contact me to discuss a workshop that supports your vision and goals for communities to connect through creativity and clay,

Stay updated on exhibitions and workshops.
Connect about creative collaborations or ceramic art commissions.

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© 2026 artwork by Shirah Rubin - Web design by VGM

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