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CALENDAR YEAR
October - 2024
CORNING MUSEUM OF GLASS
Get Stoked! Fueling Furnaces
from Wood to Sun
One Museum Way
Corning, NY 14830
www.cmog.org
(800) 732-6845
NEW ORLEANS MUSEUM OF ART
Sand, Ash, Heat: Glass at the New
Orleans Museum of Art
One Collins C. Diboll Circle, City Park
New Orleans, LA 70124
(504) 658-4100
https://noma.org
November - 2024
MUSEUM OF CONNECTICUT GLASS
Coventry Tailgate Bottle, Glass,
and Stoneware Show
North River Rd.
Coventry, CT 06238
(860) 633-2944
https://www.glassmuseum.org
All are welcome to the show, which
is a collaboration between the museum
and the Southern Connecticut Antique
Bottle and Glass Collectors Association. Held rain or shine, the event includes an open house with tours of the
historic Captain Turner house and the
1935 barn. Bottles, glass, stoneware,
and antiques will be offered for sale.
Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc.,
Corning Museum of Glass, Corning New York
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46th Milwaukee Vintage Glass Show & Sale
Knights of Columbus Hall
732 Badger Ave
South Milwaukee, WI 53172
414-551-2017 (Glen)
degswisconsin@gmail.com
The 62nd Annual Seminar on Glass
October 22–23, 2024 | Online, Free, and Open to the Public
Preparations for the 62nd Annual Seminar on Glass are underway, and we can't wait for you to see what's in store. Explore glass and scent with an international roster of presenters that features experts in history, perfume, glassblowing, and more—and get an inside look at the Museum's latest exhibition.
Claim Your Seat at Seminar!
Explore the Sessions
Session 1: Examine the role of glass perfume vessels in the ancient Mediterranean and Islamic worlds, with papers on perfumers as glass patrons and the roles of pleasant scents in Islam.
Session 2: Experience the nuances of integrating smell in museum settings with a discussion between two curators and a perfumer at the cutting edge of the field.
Session 3: Dive into the early modern period with papers on scent and medicine at European courts, rosewater vessels in Venice, the use of glass equipment in the production of perfume, and René Lalique’s modern perfume bottle designs.
Session 4: Delve into perspectives from three artists who incorporate scent as a key component of their sculptural and installation practice.
Check out the Seminar schedule to learn more.
Three glass perfume bottles snug together in silver container
About the Seminar
The 62nd Annual Seminar on Glass is a two-day program of online sessions that complements the special exhibition Sensorium: Stories of Glass and Fragrance. The program will explore the intimate relationship between glass and scent across history.
All are welcome to register for the free seminar.
Register for Seminar Today
Circular perfume bottle with colors of yellow, rose, and blue against gray backdrop
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About Sensorium: Stories of Glass and Fragrance
Flower-patterned bottled against black background
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More about the 62nd Annual Seminar on Glass
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Second image: Three Engraved Cologne Bottles with Silver Mounts. The glass possibly made in Bohemia, Czechia, and the silver mounts in France, between 1880-1900. 84.3.409 A-D, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Maynard.
"Learn" image box: Sun, Wind, & Sky Perfume Bottle. Made by Michael David (American, b. 1953), and Kit Karbler (American, b. 1954) at Blake Street Glass, in Denver, Colorado, United States, in 1986. 86.4.89
"Explore" image box: Enameled Rosewater Sprinkler. Made by the Miotti glasshouse, in Venice, Italy, about 1730. 51.3.315
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MIT MUSEUM
Sono Lino
314 Main St.
Gambrill Center, Building E-28
Cambridge, MA 02142
(617) 253-5927
https://mitmuseum.mit.edu
Viewing of the documentary Sono
Lino, featuring the life and legacy of
Lino Tagliapietra as he prepares for
his final hot shop session at the age
of 88. A Q&A with filmmaker Jacob
Patrick will follow the screening.
THE ART GLASS FORUM
Our First Presentation of the 2024-2025 Season
Sand, Ash, Heat: Glass at the New Orleans Museum of Art
Mel Buchanan, RosaMary Curator of Decorative Arts and Design, New Orleans Museum of Art
Tuesday, October 28, 6:30 PM EST
Who We Are
The Art Glass Forum | New York was originally founded as the New York Metropolitan Glass Club in May 2000 by a passionate group of glass enthusiasts who wanted to learn more about this extraordinary medium. Today, membership includes collectors, dealers, students, curators, conservators, artists, authors and scholars from the Metropolitan area.
Our monthly meetings are centered around lectures by glass experts, with topics ranging from history and conservation to collections and exhibitions. Our presenters have included luminaries from the Corning Museum of Glass, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Chrysler Museum, Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, Morse Museum of American Art, and other public institutions as well as private collections. Lectures span the extraordinary history of glass, from the ancient world to the present day, with special emphasis on American and European nineteenth- and twentieth-century art glass. Past topics have included the glass of Emile Gallé, Daum, René Lalique, Thomas Webb & Sons, Salviati Company, Quezal Art Glass & Decorating Company, Tiffany Studios, Steuben, Blenko Glass Company, Venini, Barovier, Orrefors, Yoichi Ohira, Michael Glancy, and many others.
Annual membership dues are $25 for young professionals under 40, $50 for an individual, $70 for a household and $100 for businesses and organizations. As a registered not-for-profit organization, all dues and contributions are tax-deductible. Non-members are welcome to attend for $15 per meeting. For additional information, please email us at artglassforumny@gmail.com
December - 2024
The UrbanGlass Fall Celebration is on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
UrbanGlass | www.urbanglass.org | 647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 | 718.625.3685 x244
The Corning Museum Glass
Artist-in-Residence Lecture | Jason McDonald
November 14, 2024
The Studio
Join us for a free lecture by Artist-in-Residence Jason McDonald
The Corning Museum of Glass
Artist-in-Residence Lecture | Runa Kosogawa
November 14, 2024
The Studio
Join us for a free lecture by Artist-in-Residence Runa Kosogawa.
2024 Stretch Out Discussions
Discussions begin at 8 pm Eastern, 7 Central, 6 Mountain & 5 Pacific Time
All are welcome to join the Zoom meetings.
Optic Patterns in Stretch Glass will be the topic of our November 14th Stretch Out Discussion. Optic patterns are seen through the glass. Our experts will clarify exactly what that means. And we'd love to see your examples of stretch with optic patterns.
The discussion will begin promptly at 8pm Eastern time via a Zoom meeting. As always, you're welcome to share any pieces you'd like identified, or exciting recent finds.
Attached is the announcement in PDF and Word (editable) formats. The Zoom invitation for the discussion is also attached.
A photo album picturing items to be discussed will be posted on our website stretchglasssociety.org a week or so prior to the meeting.
Best regards,
Stephanie Bennett, Stretch Out Discussion Assistant
The Stretch Glass Society
January - 2025
The Corning Museum of Glass
Burke Residency Lecture | Brie Ruais
December 12, 2024
The Studio
Join us for a free lecture by 2024 Burke Residency recipient Brie Ruai
February - 2025
Showcard Cartersville Glass Show
Cartersville Civic Center
425 W. Main St.
Cartersvile, GA
319-939-3837
doubleupromotions@gmail.com
ShowcardJacksonville Antique Glass & Depression Glass Show & Sale
50th Anniversary Show & Sale
Fraternal Order of Police Building
5530 Beach Boulevard
Jacksonville, FL
904-612-2398
http://www.depressionglassclubjax.com/
cdgjacksonville@gmail.com
South Florida Depession Glass Club, Vintage American Glass and Pottery Show and Sale
Tamarac Community Center
Tamarac, Florida, 561-767-5233
https:sfdgc.com/
gregxiggoros@gmail.com
March - 2025
ShowcardClearwater Elegant & Depression Glass Show & Sale
Morningside Recreation Complex
2400 Harn Blvd
Clearwater, FL
319-939-3837
gingerbreadantiques77@gmail.com
ShowcardThe Houston Glass Show & Sale
Plus the Best Little Antique Show in Texas
Fort Bend County Fairgrounds
++ Friday night preview and sale
Hwy 36 and Hwy 59
Rosenberg, TX
713-410-4780
https://maxmillerantiques.com/
mmxglass@aol.com
Showcard20-30-40 Glass Society of Illinois
52nd Annual Glass Show & Sale
Holiday Inn Chicago SW-Countryside Conference Center
6201 Joliet Rd.
Countryside, IL 60525
708-655-1702
http://20-30-40glasssociety.org/
203040GlassSocietyIllinois@gmail.com
(L) Vase, Maize Pattern,
W. L. Libbey & Son, ca. 1889,
private collection(R) Vase, United States, Barber Collection,
Fenton Glass Company, Williamstown, WV, 1975 (Baker Coll.)
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