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This week
Urban Glass

  • Artists Jamie Harris, Josh Raiffe, and Shuhei Fujii

  • Bianca Abreu, AUR Jewelry: Ferris Wheels

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

  • Michiko Sakano, White Cloud. Photography by Lauren Coleman 

  • Monica Cook: Above and Below, exhibition. 

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

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Classes at UrbanGlass offer students of all ages the opportunity to explore the endless possibilities of glass. While our in-person workshops are delayed, we are offering a variety of online programming including lectures, professional development from our staff, and tutorials.


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UrbanSparkle 2020

UrbanGlass presents UrbanSparkle, an annual exhibition of artists exploring the material of glass as adornment. What sparkles better than fresh designs that change how both glass and jewelry can be used and perceived? Five artists have been selected for their nuanced and distinctive approaches to wearable glass. Lenise Omeasoo, SaraBeth Post, Gillian Preston, Melissa Schmidt, and Roxann Slate have created objects of adornment that emanate their bold explorations in the material. 

Friday, November 13, 2020

Art Center Hours

  • Mon Online only

  • Tue Online only

  • Wed 11:30-6:30

  • Thu 11:30-6:30

  • Fri 11:30-6:30

  • Sat 11:30-6:30

  • Sun Online only

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Issue 160 | Fall

From the Glass Quarterly Hot Sheet