Events

A digital festival celebrating the artistic, economic, technical and scientific story of glass in Wales past, present & future.
A series of online exhibitions & related digital activity showcasing & celebrating glass craftsmanship & innovation from across Wales: featuring outstanding glass makers & architects as well as future stars, the history of glass production & innovation in Wales & the current innovators in industry and science, culminating in a 'coffee table' publication March 2023.

Website: https://firstofmarch.com

Diverse Exhibitons of the mentioned artists, diverse dates, check website

The exhibtion is part of the EU project "Glass Works. Training|Networking|Taking roots". It portrays 5 European glass landscapes with their characteristic profiles in studio glass, applied art, high-tech, refined crystal or Scandinavian design. 19 border-crossers from crafts, design & art are presented on their journeys, with their skills, ideas & relationships throughout history. With glass objects realised during a start-up training, emerging glass makers show new ways of the future of glass

Website: https://glass-works.org/european-glass-lives/

Supported by the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers of London, the Primary Science Teaching Trust has developed an extensive resource of science activities for children from Early Years through all levels of primary education. All activities use easily accessible materials and are designed to help children explore the properties of glass. Activities are linked to UK curricula, although they can easily be used for enrichment or undertaken at home. Will be free to download via the PSTT website.

Website: https://pstt.org.uk

Supported by the Worshipful Company of Glass Sellers of London, the Primary Science Teaching Trust has developed an extensive resource of science activities for children from Early Years through all levels of primary education. All activities use easily accessible materials and are designed to help children explore the properties of glass. Activities are linked to UK curricula, although they can easily be used for enrichment or undertaken at home. Will be free to download via the PSTT website.

Website: https://pstt.org.uk

This 24-minute documentary will trace the military and social aspects of four 20th-century conflicts in which Australians have
played a significant role - the South African (Boer) War, First and Second World Wars and the Vietnam War - through war
commemoration in stained glass, a medium for commemoration that has been overlooked in previous documentaries, despite
thousands of outstanding windows paying tribute to the service and sacrifice of men and women.

L’esposizione presenterà al pubblico le proprietà fisiche del vetro, mettendo in luce le varie modalità di produzione di questo materiale e alcuni dei suoi impieghi in ambiti come la vita quotidiana, l’arte e la scienza in diverse epoche, dall’antichità romana ai secoli d’oro dell’Islam, fino ai nostri giorni. Il percorso espositivo si snoda di fatto tra reperti archeologici, oggetti d’arte islamici ed europei, e strumentazione usata in ricerche di punta in fisica e astronomia.

Website: http://www.dfa.unipd.it/terza-missione/scienza-dal-mondo-islamico-alleuropa-di-oggi/mostra-temporanea-vetro-dallantichita-romana-alle-sonde-spaziali/

Creative Glass Serbia is a platform dedicated to connect glass heritage with creative industries through digital memorialisation and preservation of rich glass heritage of the Serbian Glass Factory and promotion of revitalisation of glassmaking through creative entrepreneurship as well as diversity of cultural expression in this field.
#DigitalGlassSerbia

Website: https://www.creativeglassserbia.com

Exposición de 11 creadores de arte en vidrio catalanes en las salas del Museo de Maricel en Sitges.

Website: https://www.museusdesitges.cat

Glass sculptures in a garden setting.

Website: https://www.TheGlassGardenDesign.co.uk

Highlighting marine conservation in the World Heritage SharkBay & Ningaloo, this glass exhibition & publishing project, focusses on waste glass. Landfill use continues unabated in these locations, recognised for their wealth of biodiversity & natural beauty. Inundated with glass waste from ecotourism, the vast Australian distances preclude transport for recycling. Promoting glass art as objects of beauty & curiosity, raises the conversation to prioritise in-situ glass recycling for construction.

Website: http://www.Aartworks.org/Projects

The 2022-2023 season of GEEX Talks will feature contemporary glass artists in conversation with historians, researchers, and scholars of glass with overlapping interests in industry, trade, labor, and science/medicine.

Website: https://geex.glass/

During the 2022 Wisconsin Science Festival, students will learn about Blaschka glass. These amazing pieces of glass marine invertebrate models were used as teaching models throughout the world in the 1800's. They will then mimic these collections using materials other than glass. Photos of the completed models of their creation will be part of a social media campaign that will help inform professional artists and scientific glassblowers on what Blaschka pieces are most popular and informative.

WheatonArts is proud to continue the "Wheaton Conversations" virtual presentations. This series provides both artists and audiences opportunities to explore different topics in an engaging conversation. 2022 presentations include: Amy Lemaire & Gordon Smith, James Akers & Jacob Willcox, and A Window to Andean Traditions: Music & Instruments from the Andes Mountains. For more information and to register to attend, please visit https://www.wheatonarts.org/wheaton-conversations/.

Website: https://www.wheatonarts.org

Following a series of public presentations about glass designed to engage the local community, the culminating event is a glassblowing demonstration. Artists will present contemporary approaches to the history of glass technology by making versions of Roman, Sasanian and early Islamic glass vessels. The objects produced will complement the presentations, particularly an archaeological history of glass talk, which focuses on competing interpretations about production and embodied learning.

Website: https://museum.wsu.edu/

Plant visit to the Electro-Coord lighting glass waste recycling factory. Educational videos and interactive education on "The Road and the Life Cycle of Glass in Lighting Technology". Prize competitions focused on environmental protection, sustainability, and glass. Collect lighting glass waste selectively - demonstration of the glass life cycle in the lighting industry to show how glass recovered from lighting glass waste is used to make lamp parts and/or bulbs.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/lampahulladek https://lampahulladek.blog.hu/

This project is part of the Malatosca-Surroca initiative to keep alive the historical glass memory of this valley. We are interviewing witnesses, discovering emblematic places whith past glass activity and we are recovering tools and glass material that will accompany us in the finding of formulas and work processes. Maintaining historical memory is not just documentation. It is also a living work that wants to unite past and present, proposing artistic glass workshops to the public.

Website: https://40plumas.com/en/?portfolio=glass-wella-historical-recovery-for-future

GLASS AND GLAZING FEDERATION SKILLED PATHWAYS SCHEME
The government’s Net Zero targets for 2050 will require an estimated 500,000 additional skilled workers across the construction sector, which includes the Glass, Glazing and Fenestration industries.
Recognising this need, the GGF Skilled Pathways Pilot Scheme and framework will help GGF Member companies recruit, train and attract the next generation of talent to the industry using blended learning & our new online learning platform.

Website: https://www.ggf.org.uk/skilled-pathways-scheme-overview/

Equipping a community hot glass art workspace in the Festival of Glass Studio, Drysdale Community Hub with the ultimate aim to host classes, workshops, demonstrations, community projects and hot glass mentorships.

Website: http://www.festivalofglass.net.au

Mosaicists from all countries are invited to draw inspiration from colors, patterns, and textures of traditional Afghan dresses to create a segment of a long scarf to honour Afghan culture. Join us in supporting women in Afghanistan by writing to [email protected] with your name, country, we will send you the information to make your mosaic needing to be made with glass to being part of IYOG 22.
Dates
May 1 22 photo of mosaic July 1 22 receipt of mosaic Install: 21 Sept 22

Website: https://www.facebook.com/mosaicforafghanwomen

Glass Initial is a project that aims to spread glass art with different techniques to art lovers. To present the material glass, as one of the sustainable materials of the 21st century, through short lectures, presentations and demonstrations.

Website: http://tonediko.com/

EXHIBITOR PROFILE
Glass production and production technology
Glass processing and finishing
Hollow glass products and applications
Glass packaging technology
Automation, measurement and control engineering
Tools, auxiliary equipment and fittings
Contracting, consulting & engineering
Research and development
Trade Associations & Media

Website: https://www.glasspex.com/

Realization of plates / bricks of light cement containing recycled glass, that will provide light and color to the treated environments. Plates are used to provide in and out dividers.
Molds are made according to the project of each type of plate facilitating the placement and use. The activity is developed in our own workplace. We are three people associated a designer, an artist and a director who is responsable for the provision of elements, marketing and social management tasks.

Website: https://www.instagram.com/argentinavidrio/?utm_source=qr

Website and digital platform dedicated to glass and events related to the celebration of the International Year of Glass. Within that platform, about 100 most important objects from 10 museums in Serbia will be presented, as well as stories about museum collections and artists who have contributed to the development of glassmaking. A special segment will be related to the development of the glass industry. The site is of a development type and it will contain all the information about the events

Website: https://www.staklosrbija.rs

The exhibition Pleiad of Glass 1946-2019, which has consisted of art-exhibition glass objects, has been expanded to include almost fifty large-scale sculptures from the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. All of the exhibited objects document not only the creativity of Czech artists, which in its day foreshadowed the future developments in art glass in the world, but also the technical virtuosity of the master glassmakers that collaborated in the execution of these artworks.

Website: https://www.upm.cz/pleiad-of-glass-1946-2019/

This exceptional on-line magazine has pulled out all stops to showcase GLASS in the art world. Many articles across different forms of glass.

Website: https://garlandmag.com/garden/glasshouse/

We propose the realization of an artistic event, with the aim of promoting and disseminating the technique of leaded and enameled stained glass to put it in value. We are three Argentine stained glass artists and our proposal seeks to publicize the traditional stained glass technique expressed in the contemporary languages of art, giving importance to the art of grisaille. We would make an exhibition with contemporary stained glass.

Glass production by A. R Brenya Company Ltd in Ghana. This project is to fixed new window
and door glases fir especially the ICT facilities for Hospitals, Clinics, Senior Secondary Schools and other community facilities.
This project would excuted early next year.

Lecture Title: Let's raise a glass for W.E.S Turner. Prof. Seddon undertakes ground-breaking research on mid-infrared biophotonics based on chalcogenide glass fibre optics synthesised and developed in her specialist laboratory facilities at the University of Nottingham. In 2022 Professor Seddon became the first female Professor in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Nottingham and prior to this was the first female academic appointment in the then School of Materials, Sheffield.