PAD London Highlights British Glasswork
Peter Layton – London Glassblowing presents glassblowers Tim Rawlinson and Louis Thompson.
Glassblowing as an art form.
Glass
The Micheluzzi Sisters: The Next Generation of Glassmakers
Straddling the line between art and design.
Immersed in the world of Venetian glassmaking, the Micheluzzi sisters realize the importance of keeping the centuries-old traditions alive.
Blown Away’s Alexander Rosenberg on His Conceptual Glass Practice
Synthetized craft.
Famous for the recent Netflix show, Alexander Rosenberg’s practice goes beyond the screen.
Rome’s Vetrate d’Arte Giuliani
Glass works.
For more than a century, in a large studio on Via Garibaldi in Rome’s Trastevere district, the hands of masterful artisans have moved across glass like those of musicians playing their instruments.
Rudolf Blaschka’s Glass Botanical Sculptures
Harvard’s Glass Flowers collection.
FROM THE ARCHIVE:Discover 4,435 exquisite botanical pieces, form Glass Flowers, a permanent collection at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
The Maestro: Lino Tagliapietra
The Italian glassblower's Canadian debut.
Lino Tagliapietra is the maestro of Murano, the island city where glass blowing has been an art since the 13th century.
Jeff Goodman Studio’s Devil’s Abacus
Glittering divide.
Toronto’s glass design studio has created a customizable work that transforms a room into a piece of art.
Circa Glass
Everything is illuminated.
In the heart of Calgary’s Inglewood neighbourhood, behind an unassuming storefront window, lies a treasure trove of sparkling glass and crystal forms. This is owner Brian Imeson’s mecca, Circa Vintage Art Glass Inc.
Glashütte Lamberts Glass
A heated tradition.
At Glashütte Lamberts, one of the last three mouth-blown sheet glass companies in Europe, it doesn’t take long for most would-be craftsmen to discover that they can’t take the heat.
