Enjoy 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
Continue ReadingJoin us for our magical 2018 Fall Fundraiser. Each guest will receive a stunning, handmade MysteryGlass as a keepsake for the occasion, and can use this gift to enjoy a selection of sumptuous drinks during the evening. What glass will you receive?
Continue ReadingOur Open Studio event will focus on concepts of ancient glass - remembering the spectacular history of the material we love.
Opening Reception: September 12, 6-8pm
Continue ReadingPaige Lizbeth Morris' If only you were lonely, too is a vulnerable portrayal of modern romance where we descend into the emotional space somewhere between elation and despondency. The work conjures moments of reflection regarding our own relationships with love, loss, hope, and regret.
Opening Reception: August 15th 6-8pm
Continue ReadingIn conjunction with the Alchemy exhibition at BRIC, this panel discussion between exhibition artist and current UrbanGlass studio resident Anna Riley, art historian Ana Matisse Donefer-Hickie of the Making & Knowing Project, poet Leonard Nalenz of Project 404, and D. Graham Burnett of The Order of the Third Bird, to discuss new and innovative ways of experiencing/producing knowledge. The panel will be moderated by the visual artist Caroline Woolard.
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