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Those Summer Nights (and Days)
Those Summer Nights (and Days)
EventsBryn CavinSeptember 9, 2016
Experiments in the Hot Shop with Bryan Kekst Brown
Experiments in the Hot Shop with Bryan Kekst Brown
Hot ShopBryn CavinSeptember 2, 2016
Five Minutes with Brendan Fernandes
Five Minutes with Brendan Fernandes
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinAugust 29, 2016
Five Minutes with Bryan Kekst Brown
Five Minutes with Bryan Kekst Brown
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinAugust 22, 2016
The Season of Hilltop Artists
The Season of Hilltop Artists
Hot ShopBryn CavinAugust 19, 2016
Add "Every Soil Bears Not Everything" to Your Home
Add "Every Soil Bears Not Everything" to Your Home
Museum StoreBryn CavinAugust 12, 2016
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Fire, Water, and Pests
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Fire, Water, and Pests
CuratorialBryn CavinAugust 5, 2016
Lino Boats - A Rare Treat
Lino Boats - A Rare Treat
Hot ShopBryn CavinJuly 29, 2016
Museum of Glass Offers Free Admission to Active-Duty Military and their Families!
Museum of Glass Offers Free Admission to Active-Duty Military and their Families!
FrontlineBryn CavinJuly 15, 2016
Five Minutes with Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen
Five Minutes with Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinJuly 12, 2016
Five Minutes with Claire Cowie
Five Minutes with Claire Cowie
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinJuly 5, 2016
Five Minutes with Ann Gardner
Five Minutes with Ann Gardner
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinJune 27, 2016
It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's a...Volcano?
It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's a...Volcano?
FrontlineBryn CavinJune 24, 2016
Care and Feeding of the Glass Furnace
Care and Feeding of the Glass Furnace
Hot ShopBryn CavinJune 17, 2016
Kids Design Glass: Lighting the Creative Fire Within
Kids Design Glass: Lighting the Creative Fire Within
Kids Design GlassBryn CavinJune 8, 2016
Science of Art 2016 Wrap Up!
Science of Art 2016 Wrap Up!
EducationBryn CavinJune 3, 2016
Five Minutes with Vivian Beer
Five Minutes with Vivian Beer
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinJune 1, 2016
Five Minutes with Ali VandeGrift and Brennan Kasperzak
Five Minutes with Ali VandeGrift and Brennan Kasperzak
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMay 31, 2016
Making "Treasure-trove"
Making "Treasure-trove"
Hot Shop, CuratorialBryn CavinMay 27, 2016
Five Minutes with Judith Schaechter
Five Minutes with Judith Schaechter
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinMay 18, 2016
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View fullsize Join us tomorrow night from 6–7pm for Concert in the Cone with Seattle-based cellist @gretchenyanover and @hilltopartists! Yanover performs layered, evocative compositions that create a string atmosphere woven with warm melodies using her elec
View fullsize Visiting Artist Åsa Sandlund will be in the Hot Shop this week, October 15–19! Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Sandlund studied in France and England, spent two years at the Sorbonne, and earned her BFA at Beckmans School of Design. She began
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