Give for Glass
- September 7th – November 2nd, 2024
Make stunning artwork while supporting UrbanGlass - all proceeds will go to supporting programming
Continue ReadingMake stunning artwork while supporting UrbanGlass - all proceeds will go to supporting programming
Continue ReadingJoin us for an afternoon of community and mosaics designed and led by our fabulous high school interns from the Bloomberg Arts Internship - Rosally & Brianna!
Continue ReadingJiemin works primarily in fused glass, which she colors only with ash and soot. Her work takes the temporary things of everyday life - falling leaves, ordinary newspapers, and receipts - and captures their remains in glass.
Opening Reception July 24th from 6-8 PM.
Continue ReadingFeaturing a new topic each session, join this group to discuss various ways to better your business practices as an artist, designer or freelancer.
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 ReadingFeaturing alumni from the UrbanGlass studio artist program, A Walk in the Woods brings together the work of three makers who blend glass with natural materials and processes.
Hot Glass Hangout is a free demo series starring our multi-talented team of Studio Technicians and administrative staff. Join us for a glassblowing demo with Lead Studio Technician Malcolm Kriegel!
Continue ReadingJoin us at UrbanGlass on the evening of May 23 for a 6 PM lecture by French artist Antoine Leperlier.
Continue ReadingWe are thrilled to announce our SPRING FUNDRAISING DRIVE. This initiative is crucial for continuing our mission to foster and educate a diverse community of artists, designers, and glass enthusiasts. We are looking to raise $25,000 to support the artists and programs of UrbanGlass. That is 50 donations of $500. A gift of $500 (or more) will help sustain our innovative programming and artistic community.
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