Glass reflects the multi-faceted relationship between Native American and European cultures

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, News

AT LEFT: Marcus Amerman, Glass Horse Mask, 2008. Multicolored glass. RIGHT: Tammy Garcia and Preston Singletary, Night Hunter (from "Visions in Glass III"), 2009. Blown and cold-worked glass.

Wednesday November 18, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Opening: Glass comes alive in Jeff Zimmerman’s “Drawings in Glass” exhibition

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Jeff Zimmerman, Serpentine Wall Sculpture, 2009. courtesy: r 20th century

Sunday November 15, 2009 | by intern

UrbanGlass visiting artist Jessica Lloyd-Jones wins British sculpture award

FILED UNDER: Events, Exhibition

Jessica Lloyd-Jones, Capsule, 2009. Glass. metal, neon. H 79, W 59, D 27 1/2 in.

Thursday November 12, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Exhibition: Andy Paiko’s sound collaboration set to debut in Portland

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work

Andy Paiko and Ethan Rose, Transference (detail), 2009. Glass and mixed-media sound installation. Dimensions variable. photo: heather zinger

Wednesday November 4, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Woven glass designers tout “secret techniques” in kiln-formed work

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Markow & Norris, Box of Koi, 2009. Woven kiln-formed glass. H 22, W 22, D 7 in.

Thursday October 29, 2009 | by Andrew Page

On Other Blogs: Multimedia British artist’s glass models of viruses

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, On Other Blogs

Luke Jerram's flameworked glass models of viruses such as Smallpox (rear) and HIV (foreground) deftly combine sculpture, science, and current events.

Friday October 23, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Barely Cool: John de Wit exhibits new work shortly after artist residency

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John De Wit in action at the Museum of Glass hotshop where he just completed a residency.

Friday July 31, 2009 | by intern

Kids take over the Tacoma Museum of Glass (in new exhibit)

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Pip, 2007. Designed by Cameron, age 8. Fabricated by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop team. Blown and hot-sculpted glass with applied bits. H 11 in.

Tuesday July 28, 2009 | by intern

History on view at the Sandwich Glass Museum’s annual show and sale

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The Sandwich Glass Museum, Sandwich, MA

Thursday July 16, 2009 | by intern

British glass society to present a juried exhibition this fall

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Tolly Nason, Whimsicals, 2009. Pate de verre. H 1 1/4, W 1 1/4 in. (each piece)