OPENING: Justin Ginsberg’s “glass calligraphy” debuts at Dallas gallery Saturday

FILED UNDER: New Work, Opening

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

Wednesday February 16, 2011 | by Andrew Page

3 Questions For ... Josepha Gasch-Muche

FILED UNDER: Artist Interviews, New Work

Josepha Gasch-Muche inspects her work during installation.

Tuesday February 15, 2011 | by Alica Forneret

CALL FOR ENTRIES: Submissions for wearable art now being accepted for the 2012 GAS confererence fash

FILED UNDER: Call for Submissions, Events

One of the many unique costumes made for the 2009 Glass Art Society Conference fashion show, organized by Laura Donefer. “Cedi” Nomoda Djuba, Verity Jasmin Burley, and Nikita Hairston, Dipo. Glass beads, cloth. Modeled by Beau Anderson. photo: stephen wild

Sunday February 13, 2011 | by Andrew Page

A quartet of talented teachers lead spring master classes at UrbanGlass

FILED UNDER: Education

The banner that identifies the downtown Brooklyn location of the nonprofit art center UrbanGlass.

Thursday February 10, 2011 | by Andrew Page

DESIGN: Swedish glass system allows Foster + Partners to open up the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston

FILED UNDER: Design, News

A system of glazed glass panels supported by cables allows soaring transparent walls to enclose the museum courtyard.

Wednesday February 9, 2011 | by laguiri

Glass Curiosities: London flameworker is one of the last glass eye makers

FILED UNDER: Curiosities

Haas in the middle stages of flameworking a glass eye.

Wednesday February 9, 2011 | by Alica Forneret

Call For Entries: Museum of Glass will repeat novel competition for 2011 fundraiser auction

FILED UNDER: Call for Submissions, Events, Museums, News

In 2010, Preston Singletary (at left) was awarded Best in Show and $10,000 by Museum of Glass board chair Randall Lert (at right), while museum executive director Timothy Close looks on. Singletary turned around and donated his award back to the museum.

Tuesday February 8, 2011 | by Andrew Page

Letter from Cairo: Egyptian Studio Glass artists hopeful about future

FILED UNDER: News

Editor’s Note: Art dealer Nadania Idriss recently returned from a trip to Egypt as part of her fieldwork for her art history doctoral studies at Freie University in Berlin. She was there just as the mass uprisings in Cairo and other Egyptian cities began to coalesce, and sent this report after her safe return to Berlin, where, in addition to her studies and gallery, she is starting up a nonprofit glass center.

Monday February 7, 2011 | by Andrew Page

Help Wanted: University of Wisconsin—River Falls seeks assistant professor of glass for tenure

FILED UNDER: Help Wanted

The campus of University of Wisconsin, River Falls is just 30 miles from Minneapolis.

Thursday February 3, 2011 | by laguiri

Pittsburgh turns to glass to generate good luck for Sunday’s Super Bowl

FILED UNDER: Events

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