Join us to celebrate 40 years of UrbanGlass at the 2017 Gala AfterParty! Enjoy desserts and drinks in our spectacular 17,000 square foot glassblowing studios in Downtown Brooklyn while enjoying Woman Up, conceived of by artist Deborah Czeresko and performed by a team of glass artists. This spectacular display of artistry and excitement is not to be missed!
Continue ReadingJoin us, along with Co-chairs Marjorie & Lawrence Pitterman and Glenn Adamson for our 2017 Gala & Auction, celebrating 40 years of UrbanGlass, honoring Katya & Douglas Hellerand Thaddeus Wolfe.
Continue ReadingAn informal discussion about the words we use in the hot glass studio
Join us for UrbanGlass Open Studios, an opportunity to explore our spectacular-- and closed to the public-- 17,000 square foot facility, and watch artists work! Participate in hands-on activities for all ages, and tour our incredible studios, learning about glass and the ways it can be used.
Continue ReadingAt this special event for UrbanGlass donors, award-winning architect Jeffrey Beers and artists Adam Holtzinger and Susan Spiranovich will speak about the stunning new food hall he designed for Gotham Market at the Ashland .
Continue ReadingJoin 2016 Studio Resident Brett Swenson for a talk about his recent work and the projects he undertook during his residency at UrbanGlass and at Residency Unlimited.
Continue ReadingLight is intangible and invisible, but its effect on our lives is profound. Taguchi's interest in creating works with light is in experiencing the phenomenon of their visual qualities as well as in the creation of a relaxing and sublime space. Opening Reception April 12th 6-8pm.
Continue ReadingJoin 2016 Visiting Artist Fellow Matthew De Leon for a talk on his work and discussion of new projects undertaken in the UrbanGlass studios.
Continue ReadingEvery two years UrbanGlass presents work by artists who have recently received their MFA. Proposals are submitted by artists from around the country and a jury selects 4 artists to present new bodies of work during the exhibition.
Join writers from Underwater New York for readings about the site that inspired the show.
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