Corning’s Tina Oldknow to speak on the career and legacy of Émile Gallé

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Tina Oldknow, Corning Museum's curator of modern glass.

Saturday January 23, 2010 | by Andrew Page

A seven-artist collaborative glass studio opens today in Copenhagen

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Stine Bidstrup, Let Your Eyes Be the Invention, 2009. Fresnel lenses, nylon, plastic, window. Dimensions variable.

Tuesday December 29, 2009 | by Kim Harty

Glass Curiosities: A revamped Waterford New Year’s Eve crystal ball reflects historic Irish company’

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The new Times Square ball is a fusion of tradition and high-technology with more than 2,500 Waterford Crystals and more than 32,000 LED lights by Philips.

Tuesday December 22, 2009 | by intern

New “cottage craft” advocate Garth Clark ratchets up his criticism of “palace craft” and the America

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Garth Clark at the ACC conference in October, delivering his "Palace and Cottage" lecture on the state of craft. photo: www.craftcouncil.org.

Tuesday December 15, 2009 | by intern

The year the glass ceiling was shattered? Thoughts on the 2009 Miami shows

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Bullseye Gallery's debut as exhibitors at prestigious Art Miami included this piece: Jessica Loughlin, Becloud 1, 2009. Kilnformed and coldworked glass. H 30 1/4, W 24 1/4, D 3 in. courtesy: bullseye gallery

Friday December 4, 2009 | by intern

Seen: Glass art in Miami during the Art Basel Miami Beach madness

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The art world has converged on Miami this week for Art Miami and Art Basel Miami Beach.

Friday November 27, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Sunderland glass and ceramics students bare (almost) all for cheeky fundraising calendar

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Strategic angles keep cheeky student fundraising calendar project tasteful. photo: anna liukas

Tuesday November 24, 2009 | by Kim Harty

Review: Burnt Asphalt Family’s “TV Dinner” performance at UrbanGlass

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The glass is hot enough to sear steak, which Burnt Asphalt co-founder Erica Rosenfeld later served to the audience as part of the participatory performance. photo: charles eckert

Saturday November 21, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Seen: John Miller’s Cups Runneth Over

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Fries With That?: John Miller's oversized goblet (H 48 in.) was just one of many created during his ongoing Museum of Glass residency.

Thursday November 19, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Seen: University of the Arts holiday craft sale reaches mythic proportions

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L to R: University of the Arts students Emma Salamon and Alexandra Lozier with Jessica Julius, glass instructor, in fairy tale-inspired costumes.