Fresh! is the first exhibition in the Museum’s Context Series which places works in glass in context with other media. The exhibition examines how early 21st century artists are exploring traditional natural allegories and reinterpreting them to create new personal and collective metaphors.
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Visually dazzling and intellectually challenging, Kickin’ It with Joyce J. Scott is a 30-year retrospective of the artist’s work comprised of works in diverse media including sculpture, jewelry, textiles and photographs.
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Karen LaMonte is a leading figure among young American artists using glass in large-scale sculptural work. Absence Adorned includes six stunning life-sized glass dresses.
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Three hundred examples of post-World War II Czech glass and related drawings are included in this exhibition.
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Made at the Museum: Northwest Selections

January 28 - June 4, 2006
Organized by the Museum of Glass

Made at the Museum: Northwest Selections represents a diverse and broad cross-section of Hot Shop Visiting Artists from the Pacific Northwest.
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Sound Organ: An Installation by Mark Zirpel

Mark Zirpel's sculptures in Sound Organ introduce new and compelling features—sound and the possibility of music.
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Beth Lipman, Banketje

In Banketje, the Dutch word for little banquet, a 20-foot-long dinner table becomes the stage for a sumptuous party.
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Trimpin: Fire Organ

December 14, 2005 to April 16, 2006
Part of THE TRIMPIN PROJECT, a two-year presentation of Trimpin's work in the Pacific Northwest

Fire Organ is a sculpture composed of a conglomeration of glass tubes of varying lengths, reminiscent of organ pipes, that uses heat to produce sound.
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