OPENING: The story behind the Chrysler Museum of Art’s new glass studio

Chrysler Glass Studio inhabits a former bank building. photo: ed pollard

Friday October 14, 2011 | by laguiri

OPENING: Josepha Gasch-Muche fuses light with glass at Heller Gallery in NYC

Josepha Gasch-Muche, Pyramid, 2010. Glass, wood and aluminum base. H 33 1/2, W 31 1/2, D 31 1/2 in. courtesy: Heller Gallery

Wednesday October 5, 2011 | by Ruth Reader

Kate Baker, Untitled Tetraptych (from the "Cipher" series), 2011. Kilnformed glass. H 22, W 37, D 1 3/4 in.

Wednesday October 5, 2011 | by Andrew Page

Ross Richmond, Stoic, 2011. Glass, limestone. H 12, W 6, D 5 in.

Saturday September 17, 2011 | by Andrew Page

Randy Walker, Bonfire Maple, 2011. Blown and sculpted glass with metal stand. H 16, W 18, D 12 1/2 in.

Friday September 9, 2011 | by Jason Gutierrez

The limited-edition production design of Ijstak (2011) by Jan-Willem van Zijst was commissioned by the organizers of the Leerdam Fair.

Wednesday August 17, 2011 | by Andrew Page

After shutting down in January, the glass shop at this Reading, Pennsylvania, nonprofit is set for a fall re-opening.

Tuesday August 2, 2011 | by Jason Gutierrez

The Habatat Gallery booth at SOFA WEST 2010

Saturday June 25, 2011 | by laguiri

One of the eighty pocket watches in Jen Blazina's Ephemera

Friday June 24, 2011 | by Andrew Page

Stephen Rolfe Powell's work is defined by its chromatic intensity and large scale.