Houston Museum show offers eye-popping array of art glass, other antiques
Visitors to the Houston Museum of Decorative Arts are typically amazed at the array of colours and patterns, the sheer beauty of glass pieces...
Famous glasses of Vershinin and their 200-year-old unsolved secret
More than 200 years ago, the glass master of fortress Alexander Vershinin created unique two-layered glasses, between the walls of which there were whole...
Worlds sealed in glass
Paul J.Stankard, a world-renowned artist and pioneer creates series of translucent balls made of glass, including their contents.
The master casts incredibly accurate images of...
St. Petersburg Museum of Art Glass opens new exhibition halls
Kirova has opened new exhibition halls of the Museum of Art Glass at the Central Park of Culture and Recreation.
The first show - New...
Glassmakers produce special Teesdale artwork
Two North Yorkshire glassmakers have combined old and new techniques to create a unique portrait of Teesdale.
The work by Stephen Gillies and Kate Jones...
The Corning Museum of Glass receives grants to launch GlassBarge
The Corning Museum of Glass has announced the receipt of USD 469,625 in grants through Empire State Development's I LOVE NEW YORK program, the...
Spritmuseum: Under the Surface – Bertil Vallien
Bertil Vallien, born 1938, is one of the great revitalisers of Swedish glass in our time. He is a leading figure in a generation...
Glassblowers’ Christmas includes special animation exhibit
The annual Glassblowers’ Christmas is underway at the Sandwich Glass Museum through Saturday, 30 December.
Hundreds of one-of-a-kind glass ornaments made by local and national...
Festival of Fire & Ice Returns to Museum of Glass
Museum of Glass (MOG) is celebrating its third annual Fire & Ice Festival. From 15 November to 31 December, MOG will host a variety...
Under the surface by Bertil Vallien – on show at Spritmuseum,...
From October 2017 to March 2018, one of the great revitalisers of Swedish glass will have some of his work on show at the...
