What’s more fun than bringing out your ugly holiday sweaters? Making them in glass! Join us for Virtual Open Studios: Ugly Sweater Party as we share our best ugly sweaters - knitted, drawn, and sculpted!
*Virtual Zoom Event
Join us for monthly zoom drawing sessions, featuring a different arrangement of glass and non-glass objects with dynamic lighting, angles, and a variety of short and longer time draws.
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass presents UrbanSparkle, an annual exhibition of artists exploring the material of glass as adornment. What sparkles better than fresh designs that change how both glass and jewelry can be used and perceived? Five artists have been selected for their nuanced and distinctive approaches to wearable glass. Lenise Omeasoo, SaraBeth Post, Gillian Preston, Melissa Schmidt, and Roxann Slate have created objects of adornment that emanate their bold explorations in the material.
Continue ReadingCraft, Cocktails & Conversation will be an evening of dialogue that joins art, design, and craftsmanship across practices with a well-known mixologist, Ivy Mix, artist Grace Whiteside, and UrbanGlass executive director Devin Mathis in discussion.
Continue ReadingJoin us for monthly zoom drawing sessions, featuring a different arrangement of glass and non-glass objects with dynamic lighting, angles, and a variety of short and longer time draws.
Continue ReadingJoin us in Fort Greene Park as we partner with the Fort Greene Park Conservancy to give out Faux Fused Leaf Pendant Kits that you can complete right in the park in celebration of Earth Day.
Continue ReadingWith the energy of a summer day at the beach in mind, we will take you through three demonstrations in our studio showcasing a variety of glassmaking techniques.
Continue ReadingWith the energy of a summer day at the beach in mind, we will take you through three demonstrations in our studio showcasing a variety of glassmaking techniques.
Continue ReadingOuter Special, a series of installations made by artists Lucia Riffel and Lily Reeves, imagines this space as an alternate reality; one that fluctuates between digital utopia and a dismal, dystopian, post-human landscape.
