Dante’s Inferno: Marioni live streaming from the Museum of Glass

FILED UNDER: Events, Museums

Dante Marioni at work in the studio. courtesy: schantz galleries, stockbridge, massachusetts

Monday November 26, 2012 | by Shirin Borthwick

OPENING: Light and Shadow at Glasmuseet Ebeltoft

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Opening

Wednesday November 21, 2012 | by Andrew Page

OPENING: Expansive Studio Glass exhibition quietly debuts at the Museum of Arts and Design

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Museums, Opening

Ayala Serfaty, Trust, 2008. Glass filaments, polymer web, lighting components. photo: albi serfaty

Monday November 19, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Book Report: Laura Donefer’s 2012 Toledo glass fashion extravaganza immortalized

FILED UNDER: Book Report, Events, News

A sample layout from the print-on-demand book by Laura Donefer that documents the 2012 Glass Fashion show at the Glass Art Society conference in Toledo, Ohio.

Saturday November 17, 2012 | by Andrew Page

PERFORMANCE: Jocelyne Prince channels painter El Greco in Webcast performance art piece today

FILED UNDER: Events, Museums, New Work

The invitation to today’s Webcast at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington.

Saturday November 10, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Brooklyn waterfront glass artists take stock after Hurricane Sandy’s devastating storm surge

FILED UNDER: News

A widely shared image of the flooding along Van Brundt street in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where the storm surge brought saltwater into Pier Glass (farthest building) and TokenNYC (closer building), two art and design studios where the high-water mark is five or six feet in places.

Friday November 9, 2012 | by Andrew Page

The California perspective on 50 years of Studio Glass

FILED UNDER: Award, Events, News

The poster for The Crucible’s event this weekend.

Wednesday November 7, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Lone Australian gallery at SOFA CHICAGO 2012

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, News

The booth for Kirra Galleries at SOFA CHICAGO 2012 greeted visitors entering the main show doors at Navy Pier.

Friday October 26, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Tyler School of Art glass program receives $1 million gift that will support visiting artist program

FILED UNDER: Education, News

Publisher and National Liberty Museum founder Irvin J. Borowsky and his wife, Laurie Wagman, pictured in their Philadelphia home. photo: joseph v. labolito. courtesy: temple university, philadelphia

Monday October 22, 2012 | by Jennifer Halvorson

The newly unveiled 2012 Rakow Commission work by Denmark’s Steffen Dam examines the experience of a

FILED UNDER: Museums, New Work, News, Uncategorized

Danish artist Steffen Dam unveiled his new work entitled Flower Block, the 2012 Rakow Commission, at the Corning Seminar, which just wrapped up last weekend. It is made up of 24 of Dam’s signature abstract marine figures encased in glass.