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On the Floor: Absolutes & Unspoken Communication
On the Floor: Absolutes & Unspoken Communication
Hot ShopGuest UserFebruary 12, 2025
Remembering Artist Ginny Ruffner
Remembering Artist Ginny Ruffner
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Imitating Nature is a Rigorous Practice: An Interview with Curator Linda Tesner
Imitating Nature is a Rigorous Practice: An Interview with Curator Linda Tesner
Artist Interviews, Curatorial, ExhibitionsGuest UserNovember 13, 2024
Bugs Can Dream, Too: New to the Education Studio
Bugs Can Dream, Too: New to the Education Studio
Education, ExhibitionsGuest UserNovember 5, 2024
Powerful Bugs: A MOG Education Program Showcasing the Fascinating World of Insects
Powerful Bugs: A MOG Education Program Showcasing the Fascinating World of Insects
Education, ExhibitionsGuest UserOctober 17, 2024
A Sense of Wonder and Joy: An Interview with Nancy Callan
A Sense of Wonder and Joy: An Interview with Nancy Callan
Artist Interviews, Curatorial, Exhibitions, Hot ShopGuest UserSeptember 19, 2024
An Opulent Visual Feast: Bri Chesler on "Untamed: The Anatomy of Desire"
An Opulent Visual Feast: Bri Chesler on "Untamed: The Anatomy of Desire"
Curatorial, ExhibitionsGuest UserAugust 22, 2024
Celebrating 20 Years of Kids Design Glass
Celebrating 20 Years of Kids Design Glass
Community, Exhibitions, Kids Design GlassGuest UserJuly 29, 2024
Home-Studio Advantage: An Interview with Visiting Artist & MOG Hot Shop Director Ben Cobb
Home-Studio Advantage: An Interview with Visiting Artist & MOG Hot Shop Director Ben Cobb
Artist Interviews, Hot ShopGuest UserJune 11, 2024
Grit City Explores the Glassy Highlights of the Motor City
Grit City Explores the Glassy Highlights of the Motor City
CuratorialGuest UserMay 9, 2024
Here’s What You Missed on Glee: MOG Spring Events Recap
Here’s What You Missed on Glee: MOG Spring Events Recap
Community, Events, Hot ShopGuest UserApril 29, 2024
Art Deco Masterpieces and Raven Bring the Lure of Glass to Visitors Nationwide
Art Deco Masterpieces and Raven Bring the Lure of Glass to Visitors Nationwide
Curatorial, ExhibitionsGuest UserMarch 11, 2024
Charlotte the Tiger Cat: Transitional Object in Residence
Charlotte the Tiger Cat: Transitional Object in Residence
CommunityGuest UserMarch 4, 2024
With the Hands of Many: An Interview with Joseph Rossano
With the Hands of Many: An Interview with Joseph Rossano
Curatorial, Artist Interviews, ExhibitionsGuest UserFebruary 13, 2024
New to the Permanent Collection: "Triceratops" by Buck Harris
New to the Permanent Collection: "Triceratops" by Buck Harris
CuratorialGuest UserJanuary 29, 2024
Double, Double: The Use of Glass in the Donmar Warehouse's Production of MACBETH
Double, Double: The Use of Glass in the Donmar Warehouse's Production of MACBETH
Guest UserJanuary 26, 2024
Reflections with Renée Stout: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Reflections with Renée Stout: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Guest UserDecember 4, 2023
Reflections with Cheryl Derricotte: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Reflections with Cheryl Derricotte: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Guest UserNovember 27, 2023
Bits & Bytes: Celebrating World Digital Preservation Day with Museum of Glass's Newest Initiative
Bits & Bytes: Celebrating World Digital Preservation Day with Museum of Glass's Newest Initiative
Guest UserNovember 2, 2023
Side by Side: Museum of Glass Launches Curator High
Side by Side: Museum of Glass Launches Curator High
Curatorial, Education, CommunityGuest UserAugust 28, 2023
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View fullsize We are deeply saddened to acknowledge the passing of Paul Marioni, whose contributions to the Studio Glass movement will be long remembered. 

We remember Paul as a beloved fixture in the Studio Glass community whose humor, unique perspective, and in
View fullsize Glass Fest Northwest | August 8 | 10am–5pm | FREE!

Glass Fest Northwest is returning to the Museum Plaza for a day full of live glassblowing and flameworking demonstrations, food, drinks, music, hands-on activities, and of course, local artist
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View fullsize This weekend (July 25 & 26), join us for a By the Furnace: Hot Shop Experience workshop to create your own beautiful glass starfish! ⭐🐟 

Guided by Hilltop Artists, you'll be able to choose colors, block and shape the glass, and add your own twi
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View fullsize Forged in Fire: Celebrating America 250 is officially beginning in less than ONE WEEK! This series of talks by renowned glass artist and historian Walter Lieberman will combine illustrated lectures, live glassblowing demonstrations, and multimedia co
View fullsize Einar and Jamex De La Torre's Visiting Artist residency is in full swing this weekend! Make sure to stop by for their Artist Talk on Sunday at 1pm where they will discuss their career and the work they created throughout the week.

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View fullsize Concert in the Cone: Sean Gaskell 🎶 | August 20, 6–7pm | FREE

Join Museum of Glass for Concert in the Cone featuring kora player Sean Gaskell. The kora is a 21-stringed West African harp traditionally played by oral historians known as Griots
View fullsize Tonight is THIRD THURSDAY! Free admission and glassblowing in the Hot Shop from 5–8pm. Dinner and trivia at @slicedtacoma until 8pm. Good vibes and art. What’s not to love?

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View fullsize If you’ve been curious about the state of our renovations, we have all of the details in our Construction Update blog post!

Take a peek at how far we’ve come and what it looks like inside the (former) theater and galleries to get a bette
View fullsize It’s going to be a beautiful  weekend for glassmaking! With brothers Einar and Jamex De La Torre in the Hot Shop and hands-on workshops available Friday through Saturday, there are plenty of opportunities to get creative this weekend!

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