Ladies and gentlemen…Boys and girls…STEP RIGHT UP! If you dare, take a peek under the tent to see a display of rare anatomical specimens of It's Okay to Stare. Opening Reception: October 26 from 6 - 8pm
Continue ReadingAs this semester's NYU visiting artist, Beccy will discuss her process and unqiue techniques in the world of flameworking. October 4th from 6-7.
Continue ReadingJoin us for an afternoon of flora and fauna exploration with artists in our glassblowing and flameworking studios, and sign up for a 30-minute lesson to create your own work of art with a teaching artist.
Cohen's installation transforms the gallery and explores fragility, perseverance, and the new realities produced by the collision of the human and natural worlds. Curated by Midori Yoshimoto.
Continue ReadingCorresponding to the unique structure of the Window Gallery, Deconstructing Moments transforms the space into an environment that explores the ephemeral nature of each moment and transitions in scale and time. Opening reception: August 10th from 6-8pm.
Continue ReadingIn this lecture, Dr. Cook will describe how, over 35 centuries, we’ve harnessed extreme temperatures to transform humble rocks into masterpieces of color, clarity, and form, and into the high tech devices that surround us.
Continue ReadingJohn Drury is a mixed media artist, working with a large range of technique and material from installation, painting, sculpture and glass.
Continue ReadingTurkish artist Fatma Cifti delves into the past 15 years of making in her home country.
Continue ReadingJoin us for an artist talk by Keep Brooklyn team Adam Holtzinger and Susan Spiranovich alongside Leo Tecosky as they speak about their recent residencies at Pittsburgh Glass Center.
Continue ReadingWilliam grew up watching his father commute to the financial district which gave him his first glimpse of the city he would once live in. Downtown is William's way of commemorating his passion for the city as he witnesses the metamorphosis of New York’s classic skyline. Opening Reception: Wednesday, June 1st from 6-8pm.
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