why did you look up to me? i only ever looked across at you

April 11th – June 8th, 2018

Victoria Ahmadizadeh's why did you look up to me? i only ever looked across at you, is a collection of images and objects that make lines from poetry tactile. Opening Reception: April 11, 6-8pm

On Reflection

May 23rd – July 28th, 2018

Curated 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

Summer Professional Development: Making Images that Count!

June 1st, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Join photographer Alyssa Kirsten for a conversation about modern day image making. With our world so over-saturated with imagery, how do you make your work stand out? And more importantly, how do you make your images count?!

Cradles of Light with Daniel Clayman

June 7th, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Join us for an evening with Daniel Clayman and his new, limited edition cast series Cradles of Light at UrbanGlass|ware. Learn about his inspirations for this stunning line of sculptures, while enjoying a glass of wine, and a 10% discount on purchases!

Planters Trade

June 20th – August 6th, 2018

Courtney McCloskey's Planters Trade is a showcase and installation of glass and ceramic planters. We invite you to trade a planter of your own creation with other artists in the community. Planter for a planter. Opening Reception June 23, 4 - 6pm

Visiting Instructor Talk with Ella Varvio

June 21st, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Artist-designer Ella Varvio will give a lecture on her work and studio practice in Graal techniques that were developed in Sweden.

Free with RSVP.

Shari Mendelson: Glasslike

September 12th – November 13th, 2018

Curated by Elizabeth Essner

New York-based artist Shari Mendelson interprets ancient glass using the most modern of materials: throwaway plastic bottles. The artist’s vessel and animal forms are glasslike inventions, but they hew close to their early antecedents—a result of Mendelson’s deep fascination and careful study of the field. Glasslike, a solo exhibition, will explore the artist’s current body of work in context with its key source, ancient glass.