 The storefront at 423 State was developed to house the Frame Shop, including a small gallery facing the street.Later, the eastern portion of the first floor became a performance venue, and a classroom and gallery (2003) were added on the second floor.While Clayspace still resides at the 1505 State Street building now owned by the Performing Arts Collective Alliance, Clayspace is now an independent cooperative, which is separate from the Erie Art Museum.