Virginia-based artist Ethan Samaha turned his two newly installed neon sculptures “on” for the public earlier this month. The sculptures, located on both the 2nd and 3rd floor stairwell, were commissioned by Pittsburgh Glass Center as part of its expansion.
Join us for two FREE days of heat-defying acts of art in our newly expanded facility as we celebrate our grand reopening during RAD Days.
This annual award recognizes artists who think outside of the box, practice curiosity, and take risks to create unique, imaginative works in glass.
Our Shattering Expectations capital campaign has reached another milestone, bringing us within a short grasp of our $15 million dollar goal.
The next Glass Lifeforms exhibition will be held at Pittsburgh Glass Center February 7–April 20, 2025. The call for artists is open now.
The first retail collaboration between Pittsburgh Glass Center’s Penn/Fairmount line and Pittsburgh custom bowtie and apparel brand Knotzland has debuted in our retail shop.
The German/Dutch artist Stefan Hoffmann, known for his vertical screenprinting, began a two-month residency at Pittsburgh Glass Center this month. Hoffmann was invited to create a site-specific permanent installation in PGC’s expanded facility. He will be working on the project until late May when the installation will be unveiled.
Sarah Cohen, a Pittsburgh-based glass artist and PGC instructor, had the amazing opportunity to bring mosaic to Pittsburgh International Airport through their Art in the Airport program. Airport employees and travelers worked together to complete the artwork while learning about mosaic techniques and historic glass production in the region.
We asked Sarah to tell us more about her experience.
At Pittsburgh Glass Center, we’re always pushing the boundaries of creativity and innovation in glass art. Today, we’re excited to
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