Friday November 20, 2009 | by intern

Glass reflects the multi-faceted relationship between Native American and European cultures

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, News

AT LEFT: Marcus Amerman, Glass Horse Mask, 2008. Multicolored glass. RIGHT: Tammy Garcia and Preston Singletary, Night Hunter (from "Visions in Glass III"), 2009. Blown and cold-worked glass.

Thursday November 19, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Seen: University of the Arts holiday craft sale reaches mythic proportions

FILED UNDER: Events, News, Opening, Seen

L to R: University of the Arts students Emma Salamon and Alexandra Lozier with Jessica Julius, glass instructor, in fairy tale-inspired costumes.

Wednesday November 18, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Opening: Glass comes alive in Jeff Zimmerman’s “Drawings in Glass” exhibition

FILED UNDER: Design, Exhibition, Opening

Jeff Zimmerman, Serpentine Wall Sculpture, 2009. courtesy: r 20th century

Tuesday November 17, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Special Holiday Offer: Give the Gift of GLASS

FILED UNDER: News, Print Edition

Monday November 16, 2009 | by intern

Holiday sales help university glass programs stay solvent

FILED UNDER: News, Uncategorized

A poster advertising this year's glass sale at the Tyler School of Art.

Sunday November 15, 2009 | by intern

UrbanGlass visiting artist Jessica Lloyd-Jones wins British sculpture award

FILED UNDER: Events, Exhibition

Jessica Lloyd-Jones, Capsule, 2009. Glass. metal, neon. H 79, W 59, D 27 1/2 in.

Saturday November 14, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

3 Questions For … Tim Tate

FILED UNDER: Artist Interviews, New Work

Friday November 13, 2009 | by intern

The Hilltop program and Vetri gallery team up for an exhibition

FILED UNDER: News, Opening

One of Samantha Scalise's whimsical bird forms on display at Vetri Glass in Tacoma.

Friday November 13, 2009 | by Andrew Page

John Kiley named director of glass programs at new arts center half an hour from Seattle

FILED UNDER: News, Opening

Glassblower John Kiley will be running the hot shop at the Schack Art Center in Everett, Washington, when it opens in 2010.

Thursday November 12, 2009 | by Andrew Page

“Our Best SOFA Ever” — A conversation with Habatat Galleries’ Corey Hampson

FILED UNDER: Art Market, News

Davide Salvadore, Sentinel, 2009. Blown, cut, and laminated glass. $200,000. courtesy: habatat galleries