The upcoming symposium, titled "Issues in Glass Pedagogy: Criticism, Critique, and Critical Thinking," will take place from October 24th to 26th, 2019 in New York City, and will examine the importance of constructive critical dialogue in the success of individual artists and the overall field.
Continue ReadingJoin us at UrbanGlass for the next event in our Professional Development series with Louise Carron, attorney and Executive Director of the Center for Art Law.
Continue ReadingJoin Grace Whiteside and her collaborators for a special performance in her installation titled, Stacy's Store.
Continue ReadingCurated by Ben Wright.
In HIGH NOON, Past-Utopian is the order of the day with the executive branch waging war on patent Truth and Science perceived as the enemy.
Continue ReadingJoin Grace Whiteside and her collaborators for a special performance in her installation titled, Stacy's Store.
Continue ReadingEnjoy an afternoon behind-the-scenes in UrbanGlass’ 17,000 square foot glass studios learning how the elements - earth, wind, water, and fire - come together in glassmaking.
Continue ReadingGrace Whiteside’s interdisciplinary installation, Stacy’s Store, investigates the modern ethics of a department store through queer theory and gender identity.
As an artist, it is easy to be inspired by someone else’s work, and your work might be an inspiration to others; but where do copyright and fair use end? Join Louise Carron, attorney and Executive Director of the Center for Art Law, to learn about the basics of copyright, the fair use defense, works-for-hire, and more.
Continue ReadingContracts can be scary to artists, but the Center for Art Law is here to help you understand the basics.
Continue ReadingOpening reception: Wednesday: July 24th, 6-8pm.
UrbanGlass presents new work by artist Monica Cook. Above and Below is comprised of sculptural works in glass with mixed and found media; video; and prints. The work deals with themes of transformation, rebirth, and decay.
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