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Urban Glass

  • Artist Jarrod Beck in the glassblowing studio

  • Lili Maya and James Rouvelle, Caesura. Part of the exhibition Pushing Buttons.

  • Josh Raiffe, Bruce

  • Artist Sana Musasama in the flameworking studio

  • Alison Siegel and Pamela Sabroso's installation Pom Pom Party

  • Romina Gonzales, Shock

Established in New York City in 1977, UrbanGlass fosters experimentation and advances the use and critical understanding of glass as a creative medium.

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Art Jarrod Beck In The Glassblowing Studio

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On View in the Agnes Varis Art Center

Olivia Booth: Drawing Out Time

Opening reception Wednesday, November 13th, 6-8pm.

Curated by Alexis Wilkinson. 

UrbanGlass presents new work by artist Olivia Booth. The works included range from sculptures made of reflective materials in slumped or melted states, invented ritualistic devices, subtle architectural interventions, and in-situ drawings depicting an inventory of real and imagined forms the artist has accumulated over the years. 

Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Photo:

Olivia Booth/Rennie Tang, Object Study, Mallet, 2019

Art Center Hours

  • Monday 11:30-7:30

  • Tuesday 11:30-7:30

  • Wednesday 11:30-7:30

  • Thursday 11:30-7:30

  • Friday 11:30-7:30

  • Saturday 11-8:00

  • Sunday 11-7:00

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Issue 156 | Fall

From the Glass Quarterly Hot Sheet