Wednesday September 30, 2020 | by Arina Novak

In Seattle exhibition, artist Joseph Rossano's "Ivory Project" explores the lengthy history of species extinction

Monday October 19, 2020 | by UrbanGlass Staff

Studio Bulletin: September 28, 2020

For reopening updates please visit urbanglass.org/studio/covid. If you are looking to book time in the studio, please read our 2020 Recovery: Health and Safety Community Policy to review our new safety protocols. We look forward to seeing you back!

Tuesday October 20, 2020 | by UrbanGlass Staff

UrbanGlass Partners with Fort Greene Park Conservancy: Earth Day Celebration

When the Fort Greene Park Conservancy (FGPC) invited us to collaborate on a rescheduled Earth Day celebration in the park, we jumped at the chance! With the intersection of glass and botany in mind, we designed an art activity inspired by a traditional glassmaking technique called fusing

Monday October 26, 2020 | by Andrew Page

Pilchuck's $1.1 million virtual gala is a bright spot in a pandemic-ravaged economy

Tuesday October 27, 2020 | by Andrew Page

The Glass Virus academic workshops in Europe go online in new Zoom seminar series that debuts Wednesday, October 28

Wednesday November 4, 2020 | by UrbanGlass Staff

Studio Bulletin: Oct 31, 2020

November Studio Closures: Tuesday, November 3rd (Election Day), Thursday and Friday, November 26th and 27th (Thanksgiving) Happy Halloween! Time to eat some much deserved candy! Here are three glass-related(ish), Halloween movie recommendations for this weekend

Friday November 6, 2020 | by UrbanGlass Staff

Join UrbanGlass Staff for Still Life Painting

Still Life painting flourished as a genre of its own in the early 1600s, particularly in the Netherlands. These paintings often feature depictions of Venetian and Germanic glass, symbols of high society, and an increasingly global world.

Thursday November 19, 2020 | by UrbanGlass Staff

Intersect Chicago: Craft, Cocktails, and Conversations

A few weeks ago, UrbanGlass was invited to participate in the Day of Glass during IntersectChicago, a virtual art fair replacing SOFA Chicago for the 2020 edition due to COVID-19. The fair focused on three-dimensional artworks that cross the boundaries of fine art, decorative art, fiber arts, and design.

Saturday November 21, 2020 | by Andrew Page

The potent relationship between glass and photography explored in gallery exhibition curated by Kim Harty

Monday November 30, 2020 | by Andrew Page

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