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Coming soon to the Education Studio: Trash Bugs!

The exhibition "Field Notes: Artists Explore Nature" and the new installation “Bugs Can Dream, Too” in the Education Studio, invite visitors to reflect on the meaning of nature t

Visiting Artist Crystal Worl will be in the Hot Shop November 13–17!

Crystal Kaakeeyáa Worl is Athabascan, Filipino, and Tlingit from Raven moiety, Sockeye Clan, from the Raven House. She is Deg Hit’an Athabascan from Fairbanks Al

The people’s choice limited edition Kids Design Glass pin is now available: “Flowereyed,” designed by Mara (age 9)! 👁 🌸

About “Flowereyed,” Mara wrote, “A beautiful flower grew up to be a ugly eye, all the bees

Trenton Quiocho, artist and designed behind the Museum of Glass 2024 Annual Ornament, is in the Hot Shop today! Visit us in-person or on the livestream to watch Quiocho create these limited edition “Dancing Flames: Night of the Sugar Plum&rdquo

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If, for any reason, you need to channel some creativity and emotion into a 4x4-inch glass tile that will then be melted in a 1,400-degree kiln (a temperature hotter than any volcano on Earth), then good news – we have fusing workshops coming up

New to the MOG Education Studio is an immersive installation titled "Bugs Can Dream, Too" by artist Phil Roach. 🪲🪳 This piece is inspired by Henri Rousseau's lush Jungles (1844–1910) and Vittorio Costantini's Entomological Specimens

The female body, traditionally a symbol of comfort and nurture, is frequently objectified and distorted by popular culture, which capitalizes on attraction for entertainment purposes. The use of neon elements in the installation, inspired by the brig

Now available: the 2024 Museum of Glass Annual Ornament! 🩰✨

Dancing Flames: Night of the Sugar Plum, designed and crafted by Trenton Quiocho

This translucent purple ornament with white frit represents Quiocho’s Filipino heritage by incorpor

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