This week
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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On View in the Agnes Varis Art Center

Monica Cook: Above and Below

UrbanGlass presents new work by artist Monica Cook. Opening reception: Wednesday, July 24th, 6-8pm.

Opening reception: Wednesday: July 24th, 6-8pm. 

UrbanGlass presents new work by artist Monica Cook. Above and Below is comprised of sculptural works in glass with mixed and found media; video; and prints. The work deals with themes of transformation, rebirth, and decay.

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Photo:

Snowsuit, by Monica Cook.

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  • 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

Issue 156 | Fall

From the Glass Quarterly Hot Sheet