Showing posts with label glass blowing. Show all posts
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Monday, October 12, 2015

Glass is More

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Monday, April 30, 2012

Workshops in Turkey



Glass Furnace kiln keeps working through the year; it never stops. Neither do education and production activities.

In spring and summer time, existence of foreign glass masters and students livens up Glass Furnace. Workshops continue during the other times of the year.

In these courses at every levels, each person on every experience standards would find a free and creative atmosphere in which they could improve themselves and discover the nature and potential of glass. Please visit here ever so often in order to follow these courses. You’ll find the correct and up to date information about diurnal and biweekly workshops here.


Session 3: 03/07/2012 -  14/07/2012

Workshops at GlassRoots



GlassRoots provides the youth of Newark, NJ with a unique opportunity to develop their minds and their confidence through the creation of glass art. By teaching our students how to master this tradecraft, we not only reveal their immense creative potential, but also tap the cognitive abilities which can help them with school, work, and life.



Visit GlassRoots website: http://www.glassroots.org/index.asp