Established in New York City in 1977, UrbanGlass fosters experimentation and advances the use and critical understanding of glass as a creative medium.
Classes at UrbanGlass offer students of all ages the opportunity to explore the endless possibilities of glass. Educational programming includes everything from classes for teens to master classes for professional artists. Weekly classes, week-long intensives, and two-day workshops make learning at UrbanGlass available to students of all levels and interests.
In this intermediate glassblowing class, we will explore the skill set needed to work hotter, faster and more efficiently in the hot shop. Bring a sketchbook and be ready for that fiyah!
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This class will focus on learning the advanced skills required to bend letters and work from a pattern.
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This intensive workshop is based on a combination of fusing and imagery techniques. It will give students of all skill levels a taste of the varying ways to fabricate graphics onto flat glass and three-dimensional forms, with an emphasis in sandblasting and enamel painting.
Continue ReadingCurated by Bridget Donlon. Featuring work by: Rowena Harris, Jim Hodges, Cara Lynch, Esther Ruiz, Patrice Renee Washington and Kate Shepherd
Opening reception: Wednesday, May 23, 6-8pm
Cara Lynch, I’m Here For You, Call Me Now, 2017, Mirrored acrylic, rhinestones, glitter on panel, 18 x 18 x 1.5
Monday 12-7:30
Tuesday 12-7:30
Wednesday 12-7:30
Thursday 12-7:30
Friday 12-7:30
Saturday 11-7:30
Sunday 11-6
