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World Mask Week: An Interview with Productivity Parlour for Artful Living
World Mask Week: An Interview with Productivity Parlour for Artful Living
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinAugust 12, 2020
ArtsWA: Fueling the Fire for Hot Shop Heroes
ArtsWA: Fueling the Fire for Hot Shop Heroes
NewsBryn CavinJuly 13, 2020
"Glass Break": Sarah Gilbert
"Glass Break": Sarah Gilbert
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A New Kind of Community Garden #HopeGrowsHere
A New Kind of Community Garden #HopeGrowsHere
CommunityBryn CavinJune 8, 2020
Don't Call It a Comeback...
Don't Call It a Comeback...
MarketingBryn CavinMay 4, 2020
Lessons Learned Through Hot Shop Heroes
Lessons Learned Through Hot Shop Heroes
Hot Shop HeroesBryn CavinOctober 27, 2016
Five Minutes with Lino Tagliapietra
Five Minutes with Lino Tagliapietra
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinOctober 21, 2016
Behind the Gray Walls: Installing "Into the Deep"
Behind the Gray Walls: Installing "Into the Deep"
CuratorialBryn CavinOctober 17, 2016
Five Minutes with David Huchthausen
Five Minutes with David Huchthausen
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinOctober 11, 2016
Five Minutes with Simone Fezer
Five Minutes with Simone Fezer
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinOctober 3, 2016
Take Home the Perfect "Into the Deep" Souvenir
Take Home the Perfect "Into the Deep" Souvenir
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#AskACurator
#AskACurator
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Those Summer Nights (and Days)
Those Summer Nights (and Days)
EventsBryn CavinSeptember 9, 2016
Experiments in the Hot Shop with Bryan Kekst Brown
Experiments in the Hot Shop with Bryan Kekst Brown
Hot ShopBryn CavinSeptember 2, 2016
Five Minutes with Brendan Fernandes
Five Minutes with Brendan Fernandes
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinAugust 29, 2016
Five Minutes with Bryan Kekst Brown
Five Minutes with Bryan Kekst Brown
Artist InterviewsBryn CavinAugust 22, 2016
The Season of Hilltop Artists
The Season of Hilltop Artists
Hot ShopBryn CavinAugust 19, 2016
Add "Every Soil Bears Not Everything" to Your Home
Add "Every Soil Bears Not Everything" to Your Home
Museum StoreBryn CavinAugust 12, 2016
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Fire, Water, and Pests
Care and Handling of Artwork at Museum of Glass: Protection from Fire, Water, and Pests
CuratorialBryn CavinAugust 5, 2016
Lino Boats - A Rare Treat
Lino Boats - A Rare Treat
Hot ShopBryn CavinJuly 29, 2016
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View fullsize During Goblet Week only, Museum guests have the chance to purchase limited edition goblets from Red Hots past! Each year, the MOG Hot Shop Team designs a new signature goblet available only during that year’s Red Hot Auction & Gala, with on
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View fullsize Create your own “Goblin Week” cup in the Grand Hall with Education Studio Artist Shannon Eakins from 1–4pm on Saturday, January 18! Visit the Hot Shop to get inspired by Jason Christian’s goblet making skills, then create your
View fullsize Goblet Week Raffle! Every Museum guest during Goblet Week will have the opportunity to purchase Goblet Week Raffle Tickets for $25. The Raffle winner will receive a hand-blown wine bottle signed by every Goblet Week artist and two goblets made by our
View fullsize We’re all smiles because Jen Elek is kicking off Goblet Week in the Hot Shop today! Visit us 10am–5pm to watch Elek make some cups, which will be available for purchase during Saturday’s Artist Reception + Wine Tasting and Goblet Sa
View fullsize Goblet Week begins tomorrow! Will we see you there? Image credit: Michael J. Schunke. “Twisted Opaline Trio.” #GobletWeek #GobletSale #GobletMaking #HotShop #MuseumOfGlass #Glassblowing #Glassmaking #TacomaMuseumDistrict #DowntownTacoma
View fullsize If you’re joining us for Goblet Week this weekend, why not sign up for a slumping workshop? Slumping is a two-step process often used to create glass dishes. The first step is fusing your assembled project to tack the pieces of glass together.
View fullsize How we feel having Laura Donefer in the Hot Shop today! Tune into the daily livestream or join us in the amphitheater from 10am to 5pm to watch her create works for her series “Beyond the Pale: A Tale of Loss, Longing, and Love.” Photo c
View fullsize Goblet Week begins on Wednesday, January 15! To get you as excited as we are, here’s a selection of the goblets currently available in the Museum Store, created by Coleman Anderson, Chris Schuelke, and Quenchbucket Studio. Visit the Museum Stor
View fullsize Artist Laura Donefer will be in the Hot Shop this Sunday for a special, one-day project! Donefer is an award-winning artist who has been using glass as her primary medium for more than 40 years, often in combination with diverse materials. Celebrate
View fullsize Knowing George R. Stroemple’s deep reverence for natural history, the esteemed Italian maestro Lino Tagliapietra (Italian, born 1934) introduced Stroemple to the work of another Italian maestro: Vittorio Constantini. At the time, Constantini&rs
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