Visiting Artist Tauba Auerbach discusses her current exhibition at Paula Cooper Gallery and her body of work in glass, made during her UrbanGlass residency.
Continue ReadingBreathe and Stop is a breathing installation where artist Doreen Garner explores the potential of inflatables and their ability to expand and collapse to avoid sacrificing scale.
Continue ReadingJoin us Friday evening for a demonstration by the incredibly talented Martin Janecky, whose techincal and lifelike work is an accomplishment in the field of glass.
UrbanGlass|ware introduces a special showcase series highlighting a collection from jewelers based in New York. Pamela and Alison often collaborate on wearable and sculptural projects. Join them for an unveiling of their latest jewelry creations!
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass|ware introduces a special showcase series highlighting a collection from jewelers based in New York. Lara Knutson is an Artist and Industrial Designer living and working in New York City.
Continue ReadingJoin BRIC and UrbanGlass for a happy hour throughout the galleries and spaces of 647 Fulton Street! It's a chance to explore both organizations, see all of the exhibitions on view, hear live music, and grab a happy hour special at Hungry Ghost cafe!
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass|ware introduces a special showcase series highlighting a collection from jewelers based in New York. Kenya is a Bead Project Alumni from 2014 with a background in Industrial Design.
Continue ReadingJoin us for UrbanGlass Open Studios, an opportunity to explore our spectacular-- and closed to the public-- 17,000 square foot facility, and learn about the ways that glass can be reused and transformed. Participate in hands-on activities, tour our incredible studios, and watch artists blow glass, manipulate glass with a torch, and more.
Continue ReadingArtist Jarrod Beck describes his experiences pushing his work through two different materials— glass and paper— during residencies at Dieu Donne and UrbanGlass. Join us at Dieu Donne!
Continue ReadingUrbanGlass|ware introduces a special showcase series highlighting a collection from jewelers based in New York. Alex creates blown glass and fabricated metal elements to preserve and display precious nostalgic found objects.
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