Fragmentations invites viewers to reflect on how personal and collective histories are shaped not only by what is remembered, but also by what is lost, altered, or deliberately reconstructed over time.
Opening Reception, January 14 from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass is proud to present Glass Fusing Warriors, an exhibition of fused glass artwork created by 26 veteran artists who have participated in our Fun With Fusing program at the Brooklyn VA. Curated by co-instructors of the program, Jane Bruce and Tara Traister, this exhibition celebrates the stories, creativity and resilience of our service members.
Opening Reception December 3rd from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingUrbanSparkle is the annual exhibition of UrbanGlass's Store and Gallery featuring jewelers specifically working in the medium of glass. The artists featured in the 2025 edition are Deirdre Maine, Everett Hoffman, Julia Turner, and Nikki Couppee.
Continue ReadingWith a background in prop making and television, Will Beattie invites viewers to become curious about how we receive information through technology, images, and surfaces.
Continue ReadingHolding Memory is an installation of mixed media sculptural work featuring cast glass combined with fabric, ceramic, and sand.
Closing Reception September 10th, 2025 from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingConference of the Birds transforms the gallery into a space where the boundary between man-made objects and the wild wants to fade. This exhibition borrows its title from a Persian poem by the Sufi poet Attar of Nishapur, in which a gathering of birds embarks on a journey that leads them to an unexpected revelation.
Opening Reception May 21st, 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass welcomes you for an exhibition of lighting design from eight regional and local makers in glass during the 2025 NYCxDesign Festival.
Opening Reception May 15th, 2025 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingEndlessly inspired by space and the origins of life and matter, “Primordial Nucleosynthesis” is an exhibition featuring steel and neon sculptures that envision the electrically lush, generative moments just after the Big Bang.
Opening Reception March 19 from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingAlicia Eggert is a multimedia artist whose practice explores the potency of poetic language through time-based installations. Inspired by physics and philosophy, Eggert’s sculptures give material form to language and chronology across a variety of mediums.
Opening reception Wednesday, February 26, 6–8pm
Continue ReadingChristen Baker's Look At This Thing, Urban Cartographies Of Attention is an installation and gallery activation of sculptural glass, digitally processed imagery, and motion-activated neon lights.
