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 Gallery in London, UK.

The exhibition takes place from 26 February until 8 March 2025 and features the fused and cast glass work of members of the Just Glass Society.

This organisation was founded in 2003 to showcase the glass work created by adult education students and tutors through high quality exhibitions and seminars. Today, membership has risen to over 80 emerging and international artists working with kiln-formed glass.

Artists taking part include: Alison Allum; Alex Archbold; Frances Arkle; Carol Bayada; Pippa Beveridge; Malvinka Bitelli; Isobel Brunsdon; Phillipa Candy; Teresa Chlapowski; Anuradha Cook; Rachel Craig; Matt Durran; Rachel Elliott; Miranda Ellis; Maria Fagan; Kay Ford; Lynn Foster; Gary Fovargue; Pamela Fyvie; Celia Goodman; Cheryl Gould; Belinda Salmon Harding; Carla Harris-Marsh; Julia Hayward; Su Herbert; Dot Hill; Max Jacquard; Tlws Johnson; Sharon Korek; Sharon Lappo; Jessie Lee; Julie Light; Joanna Lloyd; Jane Lyons; Deborah Martin; Luisa Carmen Martin Lopez; Catherine Morgan Thomas; Linda Morley; Wendy Newhofer; Tracy Nicholls; Kate Pasvol; Purnima Patel; Caroline Reed; Helen Restorick; Annie Ross; Cathryn Shilling; Helen Slater-Stokes; Angela Thwaites; Deborah Timperley; Sue Tinkler; Jane Vincent; Joanna Waddy; Myra Wishart, and Maria Zulueta.

Alongside the main exhibition, ‘Just Glass’ will feature a specially commissioned Morley Tile installation, celebrating the local areas of Lambeth and Southwark, where the Morley Gallery is located.

All works will be for sale, offering visitors the opportunity to acquire unique and beautiful glass pieces.

Morley Gallery is at 61 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7HT.

Opening Times:
Monday to Friday: 12 noon to 5 pm;
Saturday: 1pm to 5pm;
Sunday: closed.
https://www.morleygallery.com

Just Glass Society website: https://www.just-glass.co.uk

Main feature image: Detail of ‘Dyad’ by Purnima Patel. Photo: C. Patel.