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Cast glass | 21-02-2025
Glass artist interview with Gail Turbutt
Six years of development have resulted in Gail Turbutt’s unique kiln sandcasting method of creating glass sculptures, in a practice that aims to be...
Pate de verre | 06-02-2025
Artist interview with Chimene Taylor
Orkney-based Chimene Taylor weaves together her skills with textiles and pate de verre to create sculptures and wall art inspired by her island...
Fused glass | 23-01-2025
Glass artist interview with Hassina Khan
Creativity runs in Hassina’s blood, but it was when she discovered glass that she knew she had found her medium. Linda Banks finds out more. What...
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Exhibitions | 17-02-2025
Just Glass exhibition at London gallery
Over 50 established and emerging glass artists will be exhibiting their contemporary glass art as part of the ‘Just Glass’ show at the Morley...
Exhibitions | 07-02-2025
Sculpted glass heads mark World Cancer Day
‘Silent Stories’, a powerful sculptural artwork that explores the profound emotional experience of living with cancer, from diagnosis to...
Exhibitions | 04-02-2025
Pyramid Gallery celebrates 30 years with Artglass exhibition
Marking an impressive 30 years of selling studio glass, Pyramid Gallery in York will showcase the work of 25 invited glass artists who have helped...
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News | 01-05-2021
CGS celebrates 1000th member
Natasha Duddy from Northern Ireland is the CGS's 1000th
News | 27-04-2021
New exhibition opens at S12 in Bergen
1som/1het exhibition opens at the S12 Studio and Gallery in Bergen,
News | 26-04-2021
Glass artists invited to enter NGC Glass Prize
The National Glass Centre (NGC) has announced its first European Glass Prize
Collaborations | 23-04-2021
What’s in Glass Network #78?
Kirsteen Aubrey outlines what you’ll discover in the latest issue of Glass Network
Exhibitions | 19-04-2021
Call for entries for CGS members’ selling show: Textures
CGS members are invited to submit work for the next online juried exhibition,
Caneworking | 16-04-2021
Whimsical wonderlands
Claire Kelly's glass cane and murrine techniques create magical worlds that highlight the fragility of