Our annual exhibition of fresh jewelry in the medium of glass brings together DeVeor Rainey, Elaine Zukowski, Rachel Rader, and Xiaozhe Huang for New York City Jewelry Week and the holiday season!
Opening Reception November 20 from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingLight and perception are the foundations of Erin Taylor's work. ‘Urban Reverb’ is a site-specific neon and mixed media installation designed to emulate the vitality of New York City.
Opening Reception September 25th from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingJiemin works primarily in fused glass, which she colors only with ash and soot. Her work takes the temporary things of everyday life - falling leaves, ordinary newspapers, and receipts - and captures their remains in glass.
Opening Reception July 24th from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingFeaturing alumni from the UrbanGlass studio artist program, A Walk in the Woods brings together the work of three makers who blend glass with natural materials and processes.
Inspired by show caves, motel rooms, nostalgia and parallel universes, Electric Caverns is a neon installation that reflects on time dissonance, paranormal experiences, otherworldly roadside attractions, and the intersection between man made and natural worlds.
Opening Reception January 17 6-9 PM
Continue ReadingThe diverse works from eighteen artists will be installed throughout the gallery to eschew singular storytelling and instantiate multiple narratives for our fourth and final exhibition of 2023.
Come have a look at the auction pieces created by the vase artist community of UrbanGlass!
Place your bid at givergy.us/urbanglassgala!
Continue ReadingAaron Peter's Window Gallery exhibition exists between installation, sculpture, and designed lamps, with sight and site as two principal elements of this exhibition.
On View from May 31 - July 28
Continue ReadingMollie McKinley's Window Gallery installation draws parallels between the health of our earth, as affected by climate change, with the health of human bodies.
Continue ReadingIn his Window Gallery exhibition at UrbanGlass, Noah Breuer examines themes of family, identity, and legacy through material culture.
Opening reception January 25 from 6-8 PM.
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