Dive into an exciting glass technique in one of our camps! UrbanGlass summer camps cover all types of glass techniques, from stained glass to beadmaking, with options for middle school and high school students.
Continue ReadingJoin us for Open Studios: Summer in the City and discover the many ways glass shapes the world around us with an afternoon of art making and exciting demonstrations in UrbanGlass’ 17,000 sq ft studios. Sign up for one activity or try them all!
Continue ReadingJoin us for a virtual presentation of the Sub-Saharan history of glass beads by Dr Abidemi Babalola.
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Continue ReadingNate Ricciuto is a multidisciplinary artist whose work envisions design, architecture, and craft as existing in the odd space between technology and fantasy. Through a combination of glass and numerous others materials, he creates immersive installations and ambiances of playful and surreal quality.
Continue ReadingJoin us to celebrate our current cohort's accomplishments in the Bead Project, and snag some of their incredible designs!
Continue ReadingThis Window Gallery installation considers the comedy, reality, and implications of this motion through inviting the viewer to look, walk-through, and peer in, all while being observed in turn by those outside.
Continue ReadingSave the Date: April 27, 2022
UrbanGlass is excited to celebrate 25 years of the Bead Project!
Continue ReadingChoreographed by Jungwoong Kim and performed by a team of six, this piece concludes the exhibition on view by Kris Rumman, Till Human Voices Wake Us, And We Drown.
Continue ReadingWhat can I deduct? Do I bring receipts to my accountant? Is my art a business or a hobby? What is a Schedule C? How do I deduct my home studio? Why do freelancers have to pay taxes quarterly, and how do I do that? Hannah Cole is a tax expert who specializes in working with creative businesses and artists.
Continue ReadingJoin Kris Rumman and Alpesh Kantilal Patel for a conversation while walking through our current exhibition, Till Human Voices Wake Us, And We Drown on view in the Robert Lehman Gallery.
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