OPENING: Looking forward, looking back: “Bright Future” at Pratt Manhattan Gallery

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Opening

Marco Dessi, Basket Chandelier, 2010. Brass, glass, and silk ropes. photo: vessel gallery.

Tuesday February 7, 2012 | by Anna Tatelman

OPENING: Glass and Lego sculpture in the crypt of a Dublin cathedral

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Sean Campbell's work fuses glass, steel, and Lego blocks. photo: the artist

Monday February 6, 2012 | by Anna Tatelman

2012 International Flameworking Conference to feature Jay Musler

FILED UNDER: Events, News

Jay Musler, Kiss Me. photo: jay musler.

Monday January 30, 2012 | by Anna Tatelman

Opening: Disparate works brought together “In the Name of Love” at The Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, News

Tanya Lyons and Mathieu Grodet, Drift, 2010. Flameworked glass, leather straps, stainless steel. photo: hans-joachim becker. courtesy: alexander tutsek-stiftung.

Saturday January 28, 2012 | by Anna Tatelman

An exhibition that invites us to take a closer look at invisible infrastructure

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work

Jeremy Lepisto, What Lies Below, 2008. Kiln-formed glass. photo: aimee sones.

Tuesday December 4, 2001 | by Anna Tatelman

OPENING: Karen Donnellan explores the process of creation

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While so much of our world is focused on completion – finishing a task, meeting a deadline, checking another item off the to-do list – artist Karen Donnellan is much more interested in this cycle of creation than the end results. In her first solo exhibition entitled “Essentia,” Donnellan’s creations ask us to focus upon and appreciate not her finished products, but upon the way these products were made.

Tuesday December 4, 2001 | by Anna Tatelman

Next week, The ...

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Next week, The Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung inMunich,Germany, will open a new exhibition of glass and mixed media objects revolving around the theme “In the Name of Love.”