Teaching Faculty

Maud Morgan Arts prides itself on our hiring from the amazing pools of local artists. Our team is built on artistic talent as well as engaging classroom management. Many of our instructors have taught or currently teach at the area’s top colleges and universities.

Bee

Ceramics Teacher

Bee is a ceramicist, musician, and tattoo artist living in Allston. Bee has called Boston home since 2019 where it discovered ceramics as a quarantine hobby that quickly turned into a career. Bee creates both sculptural and functional ceramics with wheel-thrown forms that appear both ancient and futuristic, drawing inspiration from science fiction, invertebrates, and traditional teaware amongst many other sources. Because ceramics is such a versatile artform, Bee believes anyone can have a voice and is eagerly invested in sharing their throwing knowledge to help others find it.

Moon Rodriguez Decker

Ceramics Teacher

Moon received his BFA with a concentration in ceramics from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and recently received his MFA from the University of Delaware in December 2019. Currently Rodríguez is selling artwork online, and making in his apartment that he shares with his fiancee and two cats in Brighton, MA. He also is the ceramic technician at the Brookline Arts Center, and teaches classes there as well.

Nicole Stone

Printmaking Teacher

Through evocative prints and fun participatory art experiences, Nicole Stone critically activates timely social and civic issues. As a student, she focused on painting and printmaking, earning both an MFA and BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art, as well as a Post-Baccalaureate certificate from Brandeis University.

She is passionate about supporting fearless artistic exploration for students of all ages—including those in college, high school, elementary school, and beyond.
A Boston native and longtime Cambridge resident, Nicole first connected with Maud Morgan Arts in 2019 as a parent. Her two children attend the Maria L. Baldwin School and have had the pleasure of participating in MMA’s afterschool arts programs. Nicole is also an avid bike commuter; her favorite commuting memory is crossing the Queensboro Bridge and riding through Central Park in all kinds of weather.

Since early 2025, her Monument Project has been featured in exhibitions and workshops in publicly accessible venues throughout Boston and Cambridge.

Gustavo Barceloni

Ceramics Teacher

Gustavo Tavares Barceloni is a Brazilian-American ceramic artist promoting working class power through illustrative tableware, installations, and community-based projects. His activism and art is dedicated towards securing a future free from capitalism.