Corning Museum of Glass unveils design of North Wing expansion project

FILED UNDER: Architecture, Design, Museums, News

The North Wing facade. courtesy: thomas phifer and partners

Wednesday June 13, 2012 | by laguiri

Limited-Time Offer: Current and new subscribers to GLASS Quarterly get a free issue of Sculpture mag

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Hot Sheet readers who are subscribers to GLASS Quarterly by July 15, 2012, can receive a free issue of Sculpture magazine. Don’t miss out! Call 718.625.3685, ext. 222, or email subscribe@glassquarterly.com with the subject line “Sculpture.” Want to subscribe to GLASS? Click here or call the number above.

Tuesday June 12, 2012 | by Kim Harty

Midwest glass students get a taste of the Chicago gallery scene at the Annual Emerging Artists Exhib

FILED UNDER: Education, New Work, News

John Moran, The Wall, mixed media, H 12, W 14, D 10 in.

Monday June 11, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: Paul Marioni donates glass collection to Tacoma Art Museum

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Museums, Uncategorized

Paul Marioni, Lickin’, 2005. H 5, W 16, D 9 in.

Friday June 8, 2012 | by laguiri

SEEN: Dan Flavin retrospective shows development of fluorescent light installations

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Seen

Dan Flavin, untitled (in honor of Harold Joachim) 3, 1977. Pink, yellow, blue, and green fluorescent light. 8 ft square across a corner. Collection of Stephen Flavin © 2012 Stephen Flavin / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Photography: Graham S. Haber, 2012

Wednesday June 6, 2012 | by ktmo5678

University of the Arts uses large donation to add glass major

FILED UNDER: Education, News

university of the arts facade; photo courtesy of university website

Monday June 4, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: 50 years later, 1962 Toledo Workshop pieces come home as Studio Glass artifacts

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, Museums, Opening, Uncategorized

Edith Franklin and Tom McGlauchlin, Vessels from the First Toledo Workshop, 1962. Blown # 475 Johns-Manville glass marbles. H (tallest vessel) 3 5/16 inches. collection: Toledo Museum of Art, left to right: Gift of Edith Franklin, 2011.110, 2011.109, 2011.108; Gift of Pat McGlauchlin, 2011.105; Gift of Edith Franklin, 2011.107. photo: richard goodbody

Friday June 1, 2012 | by Andrew Page

GlassRoots, featured on national TV program airing Sunday, honors its at-risk students

FILED UNDER: Education, News

A group shot of GlassRoots students who were awarded prizes for the best glass product designs in a recent ceremony at the Newark, New Jersey, nonprofit.

Wednesday May 30, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

As part of Glass Games, glass baton commences U.K. journey

FILED UNDER: Events, News

Says Marks, “The Baton is both opaque and transparent and glows from within, when lit from above.”

Friday May 25, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: Luke Jerram seeks insights into cold data through sensual three-dimensional form

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, Opening

Luke Jerram used a stock market chart mapping the economic collapse of 2008 in a work entitled Crash!, one of several three-dimensional renderings of data on view at the Heller Gallery from June 8th – July 6th. courtesy: www.lukejerram.com