OPENING: Gregory Grenon’s moody, radiant portraits at Traver

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Opening

Gregory Grenon, Outside of Society, 2012. Oil, glass, wood. H 40, W 36 in. courtesy: traver gallery

Wednesday June 27, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Paul Marioni, Richard Marquis, and Paul Stankard prepare for central role in WheatonArts’ 50th anniv

FILED UNDER: Events, News

Creative Glass Center of America’s Studio Creative Director Hank Adams (L) and Jack Larimore casting.

Friday June 22, 2012 | by ktmo5678

Charlotte Potter explores social networking as conceptual art strategy

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work

Charlotte Potter, Charlotte’s Web, 2012. Glass, wax. Dimensions variable. photo courtesy of the artist

Thursday June 21, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

Dealers up in arms about National Liberty Museum art sale

FILED UNDER: Art Market, Museums, News

The exterior facade of the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia, which opened in 2000.

Thursday June 21, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Toledo Glass Fashion Show a parade of creativity and passion, and a fitting finale for the 2012 GAS

FILED UNDER: Design, Events, Image Gallery, News

To the Pretenders’ tune, Brass in Pocket (I’m Special), Laura Donefer, in a sequined outfit accented by glass CDs, strutted her stuff to open the 2012 Glass Fashion show in Toledo, Ohio. photo: stephen rekstad

Wednesday June 20, 2012 | by ktmo5678

Nick Mount exhibition in Pittsburgh celebrates his bottles and bobs

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work

Nick Mount; “10 Year of Bottles and Bobs: a Survey;” photo courtesy: pittsburgh glass center

Wednesday June 20, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

Book Report: A guide to the new digital frontier of glass art

FILED UNDER: Book Report, Design, News

In her new book, Vanessa Cutler covers the benefits and costs of working with emerging technologies in the field of glass art.

Wednesday June 20, 2012 | by Lindsay Lowe

Video: Behind the scenes with Victoria Calabro

FILED UNDER: Artist Interviews, New Work

If you attended SOFA New York last month, you may have seen Victoria Calabro‘s installation of wilting glass picture frames in vivid hues. They’re almost blindingly Day-Glo yellow and appear to be in various stages of melting.

Monday June 18, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

Corning Museum’s GlassLab comes to New York’s Governors Island for live design performances

FILED UNDER: Design, Events, Exhibition, Museums, Public Art

Massimo Vignelli and glassblower Amy Ruza at GlassLab at Cooper Hewitt, the National Design Museum in 2008. courtesy of: Corning Museum of Glass website (http://bit.ly/KaD5Ja)

Friday June 15, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Attendance up for Glass Art Society Conference at birthplace of Studio Glass

FILED UNDER: Events

Maureen Littleton (L) and Kate Vogel dial Harvey Littleton from the stage of the GAS conference opening ceremonies to convey a group birthday wish to the founder of Studio Glass.