Join us for hands-on activities for all ages exploring this incredible shape. Tour our 17,000 square foot studios while learning about the ways that glass - particularly glass bubbles - are used in art and design, and why molten glass loves this shape! Bring your curiosity for a magical afternoon of creativity and learning.
Continue ReadingA performance exploring molten glass in parallel with oozy, sticky, sensual look-alike materials including soap bubbles, cotton candy, and honey.
Continue ReadingOur biennial exhibition of the best recent MFA work by artists incorporating glass from across the country.
Continue ReadingJoin us for a private tour with artist Rob Wynne of Rob Wynne: FLOAT at the Brooklyn Museum, and stay learn the secrets of the Museum's conservation department.
Continue ReadingBatoz’ Ladder is a multimedia installation incorporating neon lights and sound. Unbent neon tubes are paired with ready-made objects to create illuminated sculptures.
Opening reception is Wednesday, December 12th, 6-8pm.
Continue ReadingEnjoy an afternoon behind-the-scenes in our spectacular 17,000 square foot facilities to learn how artists use science to sculpt glass into amazing things!
Continue ReadingJoin artists Amy Lemaire and Bianca Abreu for jewelry making demonstrations during New York City Jewelry Week 2018!
Free with RSVP!
Featuring work by: Steve Anderson, Dennis Briening, Tracy Drier, Jim Hodgson, Amy Lemaire, Sally Prasch and Michael Souza.
Continue ReadingJoin CPA Iryna Stephanchuk for a conversation about common business structures. If you’re a self-employed visual artist, photographer, filmmaker, writer, musician, or other creative worker, you can benefit from understanding the legal side of your work. Come find out the basics of business registration and protecting your work.
Leo Tecosky's Neon Medina is a new installation of illuminated glass sculpture. Referencing graffiti tropes and decorative Islamic art, the combination is an aesthetic challenge to conventional ideas of craft, art and design.
Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 17th, 6-8pm
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