Now is your chance to enter our next exciting online CGS glass gallery exhibition! As with all our shows, it is available to glass artists from around the world.

Deadline –    26^th April

Going Live -   6^th May

From the smallest microbe to the biggest animal on earth - the Antarctic blue whale – we all experience the cycle of life from birth through to death.  Shakespeare wrote about the 7 ages of man - the infant, the schoolboy, the lover, the soldier, the justice, the pantaloon and old age.  The rhythm of life has a powerful beat so show us your journey through the natural world – even your glass pieces go through a cycle of creation!

The only criteria is that you must be a CGS Member. It's super quick and easy to sign up!  JOIN TODAY!!

Head over to your MYCGS

Upload all your details and 1 image

NEED HELP WITH IMAGE UPLOAD?  ADVICE HERE!!

Contact info@cgs.org.uk if you need help or have any questions



Uploading your images for online Gallery Exhibitions Log in to your profile, you will land on your profile page, there is a button on left ; Submit to exhibitions: There may be other images here that you submitted to other shows. DO NOT EDIT PAST ENTRIES - Scroll down to bottom of previous entries to find an empty form or CLICK ADD ANOTHER ITEM at the bottom for a new form. In the new form choose the exhibition title you want to submit to, in drop down exhibition box. Upload your image, no larger than 1000 pixels in any direction (resize your image before you start & make sure the title of the work and your name is in the file name). Do fill in all fields below the image, especially contact details, these will appear next to your image in the exhibition so that people can contact you from here, also in Shop you can say where to buy the work from, if it is for sale, remember to prefix any website with https:// Add your selling price too. N.B. you will not see your image until you have pressed save.

Note about IMAGES Regarding sending images for publicity etc. Always label your images correctly. NEVER send any image without your name on it. It will get lost. Ideally the file name should be; Last name, First name or initial, title of piece, date made, size, any photo credit e.g. Reekie,Pam, Blue Fish 2017, 6hx4wx2d cm photo David Reekie You can rename an image it’s very easy; Navigate to the file you want to change, Left click on file to select it .Right click on the file and choose Rename from the drop down menu or Ctrl and click on the file and Rename from the drop down menu. Type in your new, INFORMATIVE filename, with your name in it.