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Five Minutes with Judith Schaechter
Five Minutes with Judith Schaechter
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMay 18, 2016
Hot Shop Intern for the Day
Hot Shop Intern for the Day
Hot ShopBryn CavinMay 13, 2016
Five Minutes with Preston Singletary
Five Minutes with Preston Singletary
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMay 9, 2016
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Thieves, Vandals, and Disassociation
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Thieves, Vandals, and Disassociation
CuratorialBryn CavinMay 6, 2016
Five Minutes with Amber Cowan
Five Minutes with Amber Cowan
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMay 2, 2016
Treat Your Mom to (Paper) Flowers
Treat Your Mom to (Paper) Flowers
EducationBryn CavinApril 29, 2016
Memories from the Other Side of the Desk
Memories from the Other Side of the Desk
Bryn CavinApril 28, 2016
Seattleite Goes South for the Spring
Seattleite Goes South for the Spring
NewsBryn CavinApril 22, 2016
As Seen on TV
As Seen on TV
Curatorial, Hot ShopBryn CavinApril 8, 2016
Shelley Mukylowski Allen on Nature, Glass, and Gender
Shelley Mukylowski Allen on Nature, Glass, and Gender
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMarch 25, 2016
Sip and Savor at Slider Cook-Off
Sip and Savor at Slider Cook-Off
EventsBryn CavinMarch 18, 2016
Connections Through Art and Home - Made at the Museum: Native American Artists
Connections Through Art and Home - Made at the Museum: Native American Artists
CommunityBryn CavinMarch 11, 2016
The Kiley
The Kiley
Hot ShopBryn CavinMarch 4, 2016
Fused Glass Egg Workshops!
Fused Glass Egg Workshops!
EducationBryn CavinFebruary 26, 2016
Chalk Talk
Chalk Talk
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 20, 2016
Lino, Lino, Lino!
Lino, Lino, Lino!
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2016
For the Love of Lino
For the Love of Lino
Bryn CavinFebruary 5, 2016
Love is in the Air
Love is in the Air
Museum StoreBryn CavinJanuary 30, 2016
#BeTheCurator
#BeTheCurator
CuratorialBryn CavinJanuary 22, 2016
Museum of Glass Participates in Military Couples Night Out
Museum of Glass Participates in Military Couples Night Out
EventsBryn CavinJanuary 15, 2016
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View fullsize Halloween in July, anyone? 🧙‍♀️🐢☀️ These gorgeous pieces and more from Tacoma-based artist Sarah Staub (@fyreocity) are waiting for you in the Museum Store! Staub describes Fyreocity as “fierce, curious tenacity about all things art,&rdq
View fullsize Scenes from @seattleartfair so far! The glass community is out in force and our hearts are full from seeing so much support for the arts. We'll be around all weekend, so drop by to see all of these works and more! Hot tip: @manologlass will join us
View fullsize It's Third Thursday! We're open late with free admission, so drop by between 5–8pm to explore the Museum. #ThirdThursday #FreeAdmission #HotShop #MuseumOfGlass #Glassblowing #Glassmaking #HotShop #Tacoma #TacomaMuseumDistrict #DowntownTacoma #
View fullsize Will we see you at the @seattleartfair this weekend? Our interactive booth in collaboration with @pilchuckglassschool, and curated in conjunction with @koplindelrio, @pdxcontemporaryart, @stoningtongallery, and @travergallery, will showcase works f
View fullsize Obsessed with the colors and details of these pendants and marbles by Seattle-based artist Aaron Swanson 🪸🌸🐠 Shop these pieces and more of Swanson's work at the Museum Store in-person or online (link in bio). #MuseumStore #Reef #Swanglass #Aaron
View fullsize If you’re in the neighborhood for Tacoma Pride tomorrow, you can also sign up for a fusing workshop in the Museum’s Education Studio! Show your Pride in your very own full-fusing design by combining sheets of cold glass, stringers, and fr
View fullsize We’ll see you at Tacoma Pride tomorrow! Visit the Museum Store’s booth to shop this year’s Pride collection, including this new sticker and t-shirt design and much more! 🏳️‍🌈🌈🏳️‍⚧️ #TacomaPride #MuseumStore #PrideCollec
View fullsize Glass Fest Northwest | August 9 | 10am–5pm Join us for the return of Glass Fest Northwest at Museum of Glass! Glass Fest Northwest puts art and the Pacific Northwest center-stage by bringing together local artists and artisans, live glassmakin
View fullsize Applications for the 2026 Visiting Artist Residency Program are officially live! 🔥 📣 Each year, Museum of Glass invites artists to apply for a Visiting Artist Residency in the Hot Shop to explore new ideas and techniques or push the boundaries of
View fullsize Artist Edgar Valentine grew up in Tacoma, WA, and began working in glass at the age of 12 through the Hilltop Artists program. In his bio, Valentine writes, “As a 7th grader, I had no clue how far this lifestyle would take me. My first advanced
View fullsize “Before here was here, Raven was only named Yéil. He was a white bird and the world was in darkness.” Today’s Art of the Week is Preston Singletary’s “Keiwa.aa Lákt (Box with Daylight),” currently on view
View fullsize Join Museum of Glass and Pilchuck Glass School at Seattle Art Fair, July 17-20! Glass is foundational to the Pacific Northwest, and Museum of Glass and Pilchuck Glass School have been stewards of this art form in the region for decades. Drawing upon
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