Join us for Open Studios: Winter 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 conversation between current exhibiting artists, Kristen Neville Taylor and Norwood Viviano, with scholar of ecology, Jennifer Kitson!
Continue ReadingJoin us for an artist talk with Cecilia Lopez-Bravo! Featured in this year's UrbanSparkle exhibition and an alumni of UrbanGlass's Bead Project Program, we will be learning about her process, inspirations and her installed collection for the show.
Continue ReadingOur annual exhibition of stunning glass jewelry is back with work by Abegael Uffelman, Biba Schutz, Cecilia Lopez-Bravo, Margot Anton, and Sita Syamini.
Opening reception during NYC Jewelry Week on November 16 from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingJoin us for a special opening reception October 19th from 6-8 PM with a walk through at 7 PM to dive into the works with both artists and our Curator At Large, Zeljka Himbele!
In their artistic research, both artists focus on entanglement and interrelations of human, natural, and artificial elements that constitute our fragile and continuously changing ecosystem.
Continue ReadingIn this lecture, Kristina will share how she has crafted a life for herself as a maker and the inspiration behind her detailed work.
6:30PM
Continue ReadingChristina Massey will be exhibiting her mixed media glass and repurposed aluminum sculptures in a new colorful installation that activates the UrbanGlass Window Gallery.
Opening reception September 14th, 6 - 8 PM.
Continue ReadingRSVP for the Bead Project Annual Alumni Gathering on Sept 11th from 3-6pm! This event is for current and past participants of the UrbanGlass Bead Project, as well as their friends and family, to come together, share stories, and talk about where the Bead Project has led them.
Continue ReadingHave you ever seen a fantastic exhibition and wanted to ask the artist or curator questions about what choices were made? Now is your chance to join us for an in-person walk through of our current exhibition, Subsidence, on view in the Robert Lehman Gallery.
