Tess Oldfield is an artist working across sound, sculpture, and computation. She will discuss her ongoing research into breath, voice, instrument-making, and mechanical systems, tracing the development of works including Pitch Pipe Choir alongside recent experiments developed during her Visiting Artist and Designer Fellowship at UrbanGlass.
See the skills 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.
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Friday, October 30th from 7-9 PM
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass & Corning Museum invites you to:
Book Launch and Panel Discussion
Tough Stuff: Women in the American Glass Studio
With Panelists: Jane Bruce, Kathleen Mulcahy, Monona Rossol, Toots Zynsky, Michelle Millar Fisher, and Tami Landis
Join Culture Hub Croatia and KEEP Brooklyn at UrbanGlass on Tuesday, October 20th for an evening of cultural and knowledge exchange focused on the future of glassmaking.
Continue ReadingSee 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.
Continue ReadingDr. Ferris Olin speaks with Anna Boothe, Nancy Cohen, Mary Mills & Phil Surdam about the research and influences behind Confluence.
Continue ReadingTen 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.
Continue ReadingThis year's pop-up show brings together creators from different generations and independent studios across Hsinchu. Together, they represent the richness and resilience of Hsinchu's contemporary glass culture.
Continue ReadingMoving 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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