Conference seeks to connect the worlds of glass science and art

The GLASSAC conference touches on research and innovations in the more scientific side of glass art. courtesy: glassac

Wednesday March 16, 2011 | by laguiri

Tyler Glass Program redefines its second “Blow-a-thon” as an art event rather than fundraiser

Tuesday March 15, 2011 | by laguiri

With just three ingredients, you can roast this effortless eel dish in a furnace like glassblowers do in Murano. courtesy: travel channel

Friday March 11, 2011 | by laguiri

Dating back to 1954, this pristine red goblet is the oldest piece in the far-reaching exhibition.

Wednesday March 9, 2011 | by laguiri

Nicole Chesney with one of her works. courtesy: Newport Art Museum and Art Association

Saturday March 5, 2011 | by laguiri

Joanna Manousis created Reaching an Ulterior Realm using Mylar balloons and bronze arrows in addition to blown glass. photo: the artist

Wednesday March 2, 2011 | by laguiri

Einar and Jamex de la Torre, Crossing the Desert, 2005. Blown and cast glass, mixed media. H 34, W 19, D 13 in. courtesy: Tucson Museum of Art

Thursday February 17, 2011 | by laguiri

Justin Ginsberg, Reflection Gesture (Fragile Moments). H 59, W 24, D 4 in.

Wednesday February 9, 2011 | by laguiri

Haas in the middle stages of flameworking a glass eye.

Thursday February 3, 2011 | by laguiri

PGC artists made a glass football when the Steelers went to the Super Bowl in 2009.