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Remembering George F. Russell, Jr.
Remembering George F. Russell, Jr.
Beth SiltalaDecember 24, 2025
Why We Preserve: Celebrating the Digital Legacy of Visiting Artists at Museum of Glass
Why We Preserve: Celebrating the Digital Legacy of Visiting Artists at Museum of Glass
Beth SiltalaNovember 6, 2025
More Resources About "Walter Lieberman: Are you the guy who does the chalk drawings in the Hot Shop?"
More Resources About "Walter Lieberman: Are you the guy who does the chalk drawings in the Hot Shop?"
Curatorial, ExhibitionsBeth SiltalaSeptember 9, 2025
From the Hot Shop to SAM: An Interview with Visiting Artist Tariqa Waters
From the Hot Shop to SAM: An Interview with Visiting Artist Tariqa Waters
Curatorial, ExhibitionsBeth SiltalaAugust 25, 2025
Caring for Costantini's Bugs
Caring for Costantini's Bugs
Curatorial, ExhibitionsBeth SiltalaAugust 25, 2025
Curator High 2025 Takes Flight with "Suspended in Air"
Curator High 2025 Takes Flight with "Suspended in Air"
Curatorial, Education, CommunityBeth SiltalaAugust 22, 2025
Glass Spotlight
Glass Spotlight
CuratorialBeth SiltalaAugust 12, 2025
Pillars of Pacific Northwest Glass
Pillars of Pacific Northwest Glass
Community, Education, Hot ShopBeth SiltalaAugust 12, 2025
Shining Light on Creativity: An Interview with Artist & Collector Joe Tsoulfas
Shining Light on Creativity: An Interview with Artist & Collector Joe Tsoulfas
Artist Interviews, Exhibitions, Events, CommunityBryn CavinApril 14, 2025
Can you imagine Tacoma without the Museum District?
Can you imagine Tacoma without the Museum District?
Community, Tacoma Museum DistrictBryn CavinApril 8, 2025Comment
Borosilicate Glass vs. Soft Glass – What's the Difference?
Borosilicate Glass vs. Soft Glass – What's the Difference?
Curatorial, ExhibitionsBryn CavinMarch 28, 2025
New Funding to Support Visiting Artist Residency Digital Archive
New Funding to Support Visiting Artist Residency Digital Archive
CuratorialBryn CavinFebruary 25, 2025
Preston Singletary's Scenic Design in PNB's The Sleeping Beauty
Preston Singletary's Scenic Design in PNB's The Sleeping Beauty
Community, ExhibitionsBryn CavinFebruary 24, 2025
Recent Acquisitions to the Permanent Collection
Recent Acquisitions to the Permanent Collection
CuratorialBryn CavinFebruary 23, 2025
On the Floor: Founding to Future
On the Floor: Founding to Future
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2025
On the Floor: Finishing Touches
On the Floor: Finishing Touches
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2025
On the Floor: Sculpting Visions
On the Floor: Sculpting Visions
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2025
On the Floor: A Hot Shop Education
On the Floor: A Hot Shop Education
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2025
On the Floor: Absolutes & Unspoken Communication
On the Floor: Absolutes & Unspoken Communication
Hot ShopBryn CavinFebruary 12, 2025
Remembering Artist Ginny Ruffner
Remembering Artist Ginny Ruffner
Bryn CavinJanuary 24, 2025
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View fullsize Join us in the Hot Shop this Wednesday through Sunday (January 28–February 1) to see artist Crystal Worl in action! Worl joins Museum of Glass in a first-ever collaboration with Port of Seattle. Worl was one of two artists selected by Port of
View fullsize These stunning cacti by Manolo Aguilera are now available in the Museum Store! Both pieces are titled “Raíz Viva,” meaning "Living Root" in Spanish/Portuguese, symbolizing a connection to deep cultural origins, particular
View fullsize Join us in the Hot Shop tomorrow, January 25, to watch the Team create “Snake with Legs” designed by Hadley, age 12! Hadley says, "The snake with legs is hot a snake but a Lizard with a lot of legs”. Visit us in the Cone or on
View fullsize If you’re looking for a unique early-Valentine’s Day date or gift, check out our Hot Shop Experience Workshops coming up on February 7 and 8! This workshop is your chance to take the bench and work on the Hot Shop floor! As the gaffer, y
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