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Urban Glass

Exhibitions & Programming

Upcoming in the Robert Lehman Gallery

Hot Glass Hangout & Studio Sale with Soraya Shockley
  • September 4th, 2026
    6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Hot Glass Hangout is a free monthly demo series starring our multi-talented team of studio technicians, administrators and teaching artists doing what they love to do. 

Come hang with us every first Friday! See the skills and teamwork that go into shaping molten glass, meet friendly local artists and shop a pop-up Studio Sale featuring beautiful glassware and jewelry crafted by our community. Soft drinks and snacks are on the house.

This month’s featured artist: Soraya Shockley

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Confluence
  • September 9th – November 1st, 2026

Anna Boothe and Nancy Cohen’s newest collaborative project is the continuation of their Spring 2024 residency at WheatonArts. Their experimental approach to this project led to their manipulation of material in ways their combined 65+ years of glassmaking experience had yet to investigate. Curated by Ferris Olin.

Opening reception, September 9 from 6-9 PM.

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Krist Lee: The In-Between
  • September 9th – November 1st, 2026

Moving between uncertainty, childhood experience, and everyday life, this exhibition reflects moments of transition, where everything feels unstable and not yet grounded.

Opening Reception September 9, from 6-9 PM.

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Hsinchu Glass Reception
  • September 12th, 2026
    3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

The artists featured in this UrbanGlass showcase are all regular exhibitors at the Glass Museum of Hsinchu City. Drawing inspiration from everyday life and local culture, they create works that embody a distinct Asian aesthetic while reflecting their individual artistic voices.

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Gathering Lessons
  • September 18th, 2026
    7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Ten artists. Ten stories. Ten pieces of glass.

Gathering Lessons is an experimental storytelling theatre piece set in the UrbanGlass Hot Shop. Featuring ten original short plays performed in a random order as decided by the audience, the piece explores the relationship between craft practice and community building by pairing the plays with a live collaborative glassmaking demo. 

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