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GLASS Quarterly Since 1979, Glass: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly has been published by a New York City nonprofit.

The subject of a current Museum of Glass exhibition, Walter Lieberman's chalk drawings are featured in the upcoming Fall...
08/27/2025

The subject of a current Museum of Glass exhibition, Walter Lieberman's chalk drawings are featured in the upcoming Fall 2025 edition of Glass: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly ( #180), in an article written by exhbition curator Jabari Owens-Bailey. Both Walter and Jabari will be the featured guests for the Glass Quarterly Live September 5th edition (2 PM EST), a Zoom meeting open to the public (with a recording posted afterwards). Read the posting at glassquarterly.com or see the Link in Bio for the link to the live broadcast. IMAGE: Walter Lieberman draws an elaborate chalk image on the floor of the Museum of Glass hotshop during a Martin Janecky residency making work inspired by the Day of the Dead. photo: russell johnson



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Wednesday August 27, 2025 | by Andrew Page CONVERSATION: Walter Lieberman on his Museum of Glass chalk drawings featured in the Fall edition of Glass ( #180) Walter Lieberman draws an elaborate chalk image on the floor of the Museum of Glass hotshop during a Martin Janecky residency making work inspi...

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07/11/2025

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Friday July 11, 2025 | by Oscar Bembury IN MEMORIAM: Brian Clarke (1953 - 2025) Brian Clarke in his Studio. photo of Brian Clarke in 2007 Sir Brian Clarke, the fearless stained glass artist who was always looking for new ways to incorporate emerging technology in his ground-breaking work, passed a...

If you missed the live event, the recording is now available to view. Discover Bri Chesler's ravishing room-sized instal...
06/09/2025

If you missed the live event, the recording is now available to view. Discover Bri Chesler's ravishing room-sized installations that explore the body and the complexities of intimacy in a discussion with the artist and cover article author Ellye Sevier.
Learn more about what's in the just-released Summer 2025 edition.
https://urbanglass.org/.../recording-of-the-summer-2025...

Glass Quarterly LIVE is a new way to experience the in-depth feature articles, incisive reviews, and back-page essays on...
06/05/2025

Glass Quarterly LIVE is a new way to experience the in-depth feature articles, incisive reviews, and back-page essays only available to subscribers to Glass Quarterly.

Join editor Andrew Page and Glass contributor Ellye Sevier for a video podcast about the just-published Summer 2025 issue of Glass: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly ( #179). The first edition of our new video podcast will feature a live discussion with this issue's featured artist, Bri Chesler, whose mixed-media installations have transfixed the Seattle glass community with works that celebrate sensuality and the body, while never losing sight of the complexities that accompany intimate relationships.

Follow this Zoom link to watch live from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82540712590

(A recording will be made available following the event.)

Glass Quarterly LIVE is brought to you by Austin Art Projects, Montague Gallery, Rago Arts, Le Stanze Del Vetro, and Traver Gallery.

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