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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, ExhibitionsBryn CavinNovember 13, 2024
Bugs Can Dream, Too: New to the Education Studio
Bugs Can Dream, Too: New to the Education Studio
Education, ExhibitionsBryn CavinNovember 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, ExhibitionsBryn CavinOctober 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 ShopBryn CavinSeptember 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, ExhibitionsBryn CavinAugust 22, 2024
Celebrating 20 Years of Kids Design Glass
Celebrating 20 Years of Kids Design Glass
Community, Exhibitions, Kids Design GlassBryn CavinJuly 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 ShopBryn CavinJune 11, 2024
Grit City Explores the Glassy Highlights of the Motor City
Grit City Explores the Glassy Highlights of the Motor City
CuratorialBryn CavinMay 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 ShopBryn CavinApril 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, ExhibitionsBryn CavinMarch 11, 2024
Charlotte the Tiger Cat: Transitional Object in Residence
Charlotte the Tiger Cat: Transitional Object in Residence
CommunityBryn CavinMarch 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, ExhibitionsBryn CavinFebruary 13, 2024
New to the Permanent Collection: "Triceratops" by Buck Harris
New to the Permanent Collection: "Triceratops" by Buck Harris
CuratorialBryn CavinJanuary 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
Bryn CavinJanuary 26, 2024
Reflections with Renée Stout: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Reflections with Renée Stout: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Bryn CavinDecember 4, 2023
Reflections with Cheryl Derricotte: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Reflections with Cheryl Derricotte: A Two-Way Mirror Q&A
Bryn CavinNovember 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
Bryn CavinNovember 2, 2023
Side by Side: Museum of Glass Launches Curator High
Side by Side: Museum of Glass Launches Curator High
Curatorial, Education, CommunityBryn CavinAugust 28, 2023
Dolly Parton Knows Our Name: Museum of Glass Hot Shop Vase Presented at Imagination Library of Washington Celebration
Dolly Parton Knows Our Name: Museum of Glass Hot Shop Vase Presented at Imagination Library of Washington Celebration
Community, NewsBryn CavinAugust 18, 2023
Sharing Is Caring: Loans From the Museum of Glass Permanent Collection
Sharing Is Caring: Loans From the Museum of Glass Permanent Collection
CuratorialBryn CavinJune 14, 2023
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View fullsize Please note MOG’s holiday hours from December 25 through the new year: - Wednesday, December 25: closed - Thursday, December 26–Tuesday, December 31: open 10am–5pm - Wednesday, January 1: closed To learn more about holiday program
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View fullsize Today is the last Third Thursday of 2024! Visit Museum of Glass from 5–8pm for free admission to explore the galleries and watch live glassblowing demos by Hilltop Artists in the Hot Shop. https://www.museumofglass.org/calendar-of-events
View fullsize Fireside: A Holiday Evening at Museum of Glass is coming up this Saturday, 5:30–7:30pm! 🔥 Don’t miss your chance to sign up for one of the Fireside fusing workshops for just $20 per person (50% off the usual price!). Learn more and sig
View fullsize There are a few By the Furnace: Hot Shop Experience workshop slots still open during Fireside: A Holiday Night at Museum of Glass! Visit the link in our bio to sign up to create your very own blown glass ornament this holiday season. Assisted by Hil
View fullsize Holiday Music Week | December 26–31 | Performances daily at 1pm 🌲🎵 Spend some of your holiday week at Museum of Glass, where we will host musical performances in the Grand Hall every day at 1pm. Additionally, the Museum is offering By the Fu
View fullsize Goblet Week Lecture with Walter Lieberman: Venetian Goblets | Sunday, January 19 | 1pm Join Hot Shop Emcee Walter Lieberman during the 1pm break in the Hot Shop Team’s glassblowing demos on the final day of Goblet Week to learn about the the h
View fullsize Bring some peppermint cheer into your home with one of these new Peppermint Vases by the MOG Hot Shop Team, now available in the Museum Store! These sweet pieces will truly make your gingerbread house a gingerbread home. Available in-person or onlin
View fullsize Explore the mystic, merry toyland of “Nancy Callan: Forces at Play.” 🎱🪀♟🧩 The first section of “Forces at Play,” Pop Art & Graphics, features the custom “Toy Wallpaper.” “Toy Wallpaper” showcase
View fullsize Goblet Week Artist Reception + Wine Tasting and Goblet Sale 🍷 | Saturday, January 18 | 5:30–7:30pm We cordially invite you to join us for an Artist Reception + Wine Tasting and Goblet Sale on Saturday, January 18! Guests will have the opport
View fullsize Looking for a truly one-of-a-kind gift idea this holiday season? Sign up for a glass tile workshop this weekend and create a fused 4x4 tile of your own design! Working with cold, flat glass sheets and decorative elements, fusing allows you to layer
View fullsize Goblet Week 2025 | January 15–19 Artist Reception + Wine Tasting and Goblet Sale on January 18 🍷 In the Pacific Northwest, artists and makers have been steeped in the Italian approach to glassmaking through the Studio Glass movement, and Vene
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