About the Summit

The Polymer Art Summit is designed to extend the practice and understanding of a specific art topic as it relates to polymer clay. The Summit is a live online immersion into a particular technique, art form or theme, taught by the most innovative artists in the field.

During each event, students directly interact with renowned teachers chosen for their mastery of diverse approaches to the subject, as well as with their peers in real time.

2025 marks our fifth and final event.

Registration opens 1 May 2025.

Latest News

FEATURED PRESENTER: CELÍNE CHARUAU

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How to recognize, choose, and prepare different natural materials found in your house, in your garden or in the nature. How to protect them and make them stronger and more durable thanks to the properties of polymer clay. How to integrate and attach them to your polymer clay creations according to their shape and strength
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FEATURED PRESENTER: OLGA LEDNEVA

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In this lesson, I will share my unique, signature techniques for transforming polymer clay into wearable art, a necklace that evokes the essence of a sea. As I guide you through creating the individual elements of the necklace, I will showcase the versatility and benefits of different types of Cernit polymer clay.
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Announcing the PAS 2025 Presenters

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The PAS 2025 Selection Committee worked hard these last few months to create a slate of presenters that exemplified our theme of Polymer Excellence. The artists selected are a diverse group from around the world and represent multiple techniques and categories in their polymer work. PAS REGISTRATION OPENS 1 MAY 2025 CÉLINE CHARUAU France A…
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TORY HUGHES’ RETROSPECTIVE

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On Sunday, we honored the memory of polymer clay pioneer and multi-talented artist Tory Hughes. Below are links to a PDF version of the presentation, a link to a video of Tory’s memorial service, and information on how to purchase her educational DVDs and her book, The Chameleon Clay.
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