'Upending Expectations: Contemporary Glass' brings together eleven national and international artists working with the ancient craft of glass making....
Upending Expectations: Contemporary Glass
Tag Archives: Canberra Glassworks
Jacqueline Bradley: the tender
Developed during a residency at Canberra Glassworks, Jacqueline Bradley’s exhibition 'the tender' explores the transformative, seasonal cycles of growth and decay....
Scott Chaseling: The Redemption of Colour
By using transparent coloured glass in geometric formations, Scott Chaseling creates pieces that shift, change and evolve only through physically experiencing them in person....
Tony Albert: Duty of Care
Using glass as his medium, Tony Albert addresses the contemporary legacies of colonialism and interrogates representations of Aboriginal people from an Indigenous perspective....
The Hindmarsh Prize 2018 | Winner announced
The Hindmarsh Prize recognises and promotes the level of excellence and skill amongst artists working in glass who have a strong connection to Canberra Glassworks and/ or the region....
Genius Loci
A group exhibition filtering the classical concept of ‘genius loci’ – the protective spirit of a place, through the thematic prism of the Australian landscape....
Neil Roberts: Chances with Glass
This exhibition focuses on Neil Roberts’ interest in arenas of masculinity such as the boxing ring, gymnasium, farmyard and urban gangland. The tension between violence and tenderness he observed in such arenas found expression through his chancy collaborations with the glass medium....
Berlin Glas
Ten emerging Australian artists are in Berlin as part of a collaborative project under the framework of ‘Australia now Germany 2017’, in partnership with Berlin Glas e.V, Canberra Glassworks and the JamFactory Contemporary Craft & Design....
Made in Australia, Berlin – Canberra Glassworks + JamFactory
Following an open call to artists, five emerging artists from Canberra Glassworks and five artists from JamFactory in Adelaide have had work selected for the 'Made in Australia' exhibition in Berlin, Germany....
Matthew Curtis and Harriet Schwarzrock: Defining Moments
Contemporary glass artists Matthew Curtis and Harriet Schwarzrock capture the defining moments in their careers with this exhibition of combined works, images, photographs and stories....
Joanna Bone with Aaron Micallef: In Depth
What started as a photographic documentation of Joanna’s work, has moved beyond the pure recording of processes, with Aaron creating stunning imagery that captures and reinterprets Joanna’s body of works in this exhibition....
Kirstie Rea: Under My Skin
Kirstie Rea has established herself as a significant figure in Australian and international glass art with an important reputation for her innovative technique and sculptural approach to her chosen medium....