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11/23/2025

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Sunday November 23, 2025 | by Andrew Page Applying to the next New Glass Review? Don't miss our must-watch in-depth interview with New Glass Review editor and curator Tami Landis for pro tips on how to improve your chances. Each year The Corning Museum of Glass receives approximately 1,000 submissio...

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11/04/2025

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Tuesday November 4, 2025 | by Andrew Page Take a deep dive into the history and future of New Glass Review when Corning curator Tami Landis appears on Glass Quarterly LIVE Don't miss the November 14th edition of Glass Quarterly LIVE ( #4), when Corning Museum of Glass's Tami Landis, Curator of Post...

Alexander Rosenberg is headed west, moving from his position at WheatonArts to head the new 10,000-square-foot Glass Cen...
10/07/2025

Alexander Rosenberg is headed west, moving from his position at WheatonArts to head the new 10,000-square-foot Glass Center at the University of California San Diego.

The Glass Quarterly Hot Sheet checked in with this leading artist/educator about the big transition. Read the in-depth interview at the Glass Quarterly Hot Sheet.

Tuesday October 7, 2025 | by Andrew Page CONVERSATION: Alexander Rosenberg on his move from WheatonArts to the newly-built Glass Center at the University of California San Diego Launch Full Gallery In 2022, when Alexander Rosenberg was named as the new director of the WheatonArts Glass Studio, he c...

10/03/2025

Enjoy this trailer for the next episode of Glass Quarterly LIVE, coming up this afternoon at 2:00 PM EST via this Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86196984362?mc_cid=379a6b3893&mc_eid=UNIQID

Glass Quarterly LIVE is a deep-dive into one of the feature articles in the current edition of Glass: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly (www.glassquarterly.com).

We are very pleased to be presenting an in-depth interview with the artist on the cover of our Fall 2025 edition, Nikolas Weinstein, who has created some of the largest sculptures in glass ever made.

If you can't make today's live Zoom, you can find that episode, as well as prior episodes of Glass Quarterly LIVE on our YouTube video podcast channel. https://www.youtube.com//podcasts

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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