Major Tiffany exhibit scheduled for fall opening at Corning

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, News

Louis Comfort Tiffany, Paperweight Vase, circa 1906. Blown glass with applied flowers. H 10 in. Made at Tiffany Furnaces, Corona, N.Y. (On loan from the Rockwell Museum of Western Art)

Tuesday July 14, 2009 | by mariannemychaskiw

Mare Saare’s delicate pâte de verre creations bloom at the Finnish Glass Museum

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Mare Saare, Wildflower, 2006. Pate de verre.

Wednesday July 8, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Tribute exhibition honors Mark Ferguson (1959 - 2008)

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, In Memoriam

Mark Ferguson, Torch 2, 1999. Cast glass, flashlight case. H 16, W 14, D 6 in.

Thursday June 25, 2009 | by intern

An ambitious juried exhibition identifies emerging visions in glass

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work

The B.I.G.G. jurors: Lino Tagliapietra, Tina Oldknow and Tom Hawk.

Thursday June 18, 2009 | by intern

Exhibition takes a closer look at Scottish diversity, identity

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Max Stewart, The Sea Witch.

Thursday May 14, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Following up its Chihuly exhibit, the Phipps Botanical Gardens showcases flameworked sculpture

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Tuesday December 4, 2001 | by Isabella Webbe

BOOK REPORT: Following recent exhibition, new Lino Tagliapietra catalog features fresh perspective o

FILED UNDER: Book Report, Exhibition, Museums, New Work

“Recent Work by Lino Tagliapietra” is available to buy on the Museum of Glass’s website. Hardcover, 96 pages, 70 color illustrations. 9.5“x10.75”. Published 2012, University of Washington Press. courtesy: http://www.museumofglassstore.org/

Tuesday December 4, 2001 | by ktmo5678

OPENING: Czech Center offers “Invitation” to examine glass tradition and innovation

FILED UNDER: Exhibition

Beginning April 18th, The Czech Center based in New York will open a new glass exhibition entitled “Invitation.” This exhibit asks us to scrutinize the relationship between tradition and innovation within the glass world by displaying the works of both sixty and six years ago, of abroad and near locations, of experienced and new artists, of functionality and design – and exploring their complex intersections.