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Untitled Paperweight from the Memory Series,Yaffa Sikorsky-Toddencased flameworked glass, 1989
Completely blown away by this weezing from @the_shackk_glass excellent quality and detail. Now THATS
Here is a SNEAK PEEK of a Mosaic Residency that is currently in progress with First Avenue Elementar
Is this one of those team building activities everyone is always talking about? . . . . . . . . . .
Have you ever heard the joke about when Chewbacca-DarthVaider, Stitch, a babycow and a Milk Man walk
Fred Wilson (b. 1954, Bronx, New York) challenges assumptions of history, culture, race, and convent
Renee Stout grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and received her BFA from Carnegie Mellon University
Glass Jellyfish Pendant by Amir Shawn 
Glass Jellyfish Pendant UV blacklight reactive by Amir Shawn
treat yourself!
We don’t want to go any further into 2019 without first acknowledging all the wonderful moment
We had such a great Family Fun Night yesterday with students from the past, present and potentially
It’s been a fun filled Summer at GlassRoots this year! We’ve installed a new workshop fo
As 2018 begins, we celebrate these moments in 2017 and more. Thank you for being a supporter of Glas
In just TWO DAYS Halsey Street will come alive for #HalseyFest with local bands, DJ’s, art
We made it! Two dozen of our students, interns, staff and board members went to the The New York Bot
Save the date for our #SparkTheFlame Gala; October 18th! We’re celebrating all that is Gla
We’re sending a huge THANK YOU to all that attended and supported our #HotSumnerHotShots #FUNd
La Quiete, Livio SegusoCast and coldworked glass, 27″ x 13″ x 4.”, 1987
Unitled, Lino TagliapietraBlown and cold worked glass, 26″ x 7″ x 3″ , 1997
Covered Jar with Bird Finial, David LeviBlown Glass, 22″x10.25″d 1996
Slinky Too, Jay MuslerFlameworked glass and paint, 9 x 11 x 4, 2004
Extended Dancer, David BennettBlown Glass and bronze cage, 2009, 38″x37″x8″
La Quiete, Livio SegusoCast and coldworked glass, 27″ x 13″ x 4.”, 1987
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