Two Faced Gallery began with a simple idea: make, share, and create space for others to do the same. That idea took shape when artist and founder Eve Paalguta Thomas launched Two Faced Ceramics, a project rooted in the joy of making.

She opened a storefront in Pittsburgh to share her creations, offering a physical space for her art to live outside of the studio. When she moved to Los Angeles in 2023, she brought her vision with her, setting up a home studio where she began teaching ceramics classes. From those first workshops grew the seeds of a larger dream. Two Faced Gallery was born from a desire to build something more expansive, a space designed not only to display and sell art, but to foster creativity, collaboration, and community. At the heart of the gallery is a deep belief in the value of making and sharing, in lifting up local voices, and in creating room for unexpected conversations to unfold.

The gallery merges a ceramic studio in the back with a retail and exhibition space in the front, designed to flow naturally from one to the other. It’s a place where boundaries blur: between artist and audience, object and story, process and product. Open doors lead to open events—exhibitions, workshops, tastings, talks—anything that invites people to gather around creative work and connect.