“The starting point of my work is the colonial abuse of indigenous people. Specifically the Swedish governmental colonial effect on my little Sami hometown in Tärna, Sweden on the polar circle." -Tomas Colbengtson
In CLUE artist and longtime member of the UrbanGlass community John Drury surveys the current output of artists in New York City creating with glass. Opening Reception: September 6th from 6-8pm.
Frozen Words Hot Air is a performance for live glassblowing, percussion, video, and manipulated recorded sound, inspired by a chapter of the satirical masterwork, The Life of Gargantua and Pantagruel by François Rabelais.
Join us in the UrbanGlass studio for a masterful demonstration by artists Katherine Gray & Nancy Callan!
Join us for UrbanGlass Open Studios for activities, demonstrations and a celebration of The Bead Project's 20th anniversay!
Learn the value of keeping a sketchbook, and participate in some simple drawing exercises in this free evening workshop within the unique environment of UrbanGlass.
GLASS CEILING: Art of Resilience and Fragility brings together artists whose works articulate on challenges raised by gender and racial disparities. Opening reception: Wednesday, November 8 from 6-8.
A free, one-day seminar exploring methods and approaches to cast glass with internationally-renowned artist and educator Richard Whiteley, who will outline and share some of his extensive knowledge on kiln casting and cold working.
Join us, along with Co-chairs Marjorie & Lawrence Pitterman and Glenn Adamson for our 2017 Gala & Auction, celebrating 40 years of UrbanGlass, honoring Katya & Douglas Hellerand Thaddeus Wolfe.
Tuesday September 19, 2017 | by Joseph Modica
Thursday September 14, 2017 | by Joseph Modica
Tuesday September 12, 2017 | by Joseph Modica
Thursday September 7, 2017 | by Andrew Page
Friday September 1, 2017 | by Andrew Page
Thursday August 31, 2017 | by Lindsay Hargrave
Friday August 25, 2017 | by Andrew Page
Tuesday August 22, 2017 | by Lindsay Hargrave
Tuesday August 15, 2017 | by Andrew Page
Tuesday August 15, 2017 | by Lindsay Hargrave
