Glass Is Tomorrow

Using glass as her medium, British artist Sally Fawkes explores the rich landscapes of Avesnois at MusVerre with the exhibition ‘Vice VERsa’

How can the glass vessel be re-imagined time and time again? Glass – Vessel – Object at the Neues Museum Nuremberg presents 10 approaches to glasswork

‘New Scandinavian Glass’ celebrates the changing face of Scandinavian glass work is Vessel Gallery, London. Gallerist Angel Monzon tells TL mag about it…

TLmag caught up with the Verhoeven Twins to discuss how they combine advanced machinery with craft and time to create their seemingly impossible artworks

How does the craft of glasswork fit into the contemporary art and design scenes? Find out at ‘Colours of Transparency’, an exhibition by the Studio of Glass

Bornholm, an Island off the coast of Denmark builds on its history as a ceramic haven with the 7th edition of the European Ceramic Context

On show at ‘Breaking the Mould’ is an awe-inspiring collection of kiln-blown glass artworks in all their wonderfully colorful and versatile forms

What do you get when you blow molten hot glass into a mold made of Douglas Fir? A Douglas Vase designed by François Azambourg at CIAV in 2007.

Sculptor Liza Lou talks to TLmag about her upcoming solo show and the career, ideas and communities that have led her to this point

Peer through the looking glass into history at ‘The M.V.M Cappellin Glassworks and the Young Carlo Scarpa 1925-1931’ at Le Stanze del Vetro

With over 180 different events to choose from at this year’s Venice Glass Week, between September 9th-16th, TLmag highlights some top picks.

60 years of material exploration, radical experimentation and politically charged pieces are on display at ‘Gaetano Pesce: Il Tempo Multidisciplinare’