THE CORNING MUSEUM O F GLASS
THE CORNING MUSEUM O F GLASS
THE CORNING MUSEUM O F GLASS
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607.438.5100 • www.cmog.org<br />
Come and experience glass at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass.<br />
Whether you are new to glass or are a seasoned professional, we offer classes<br />
at all levels by the talented instructors who teach at our state-of-the-art facility.<br />
In the fall, we offer classes on weekends and in the evenings, perfect for those<br />
who want to explore glassmaking without making an intense commitment.<br />
Techniques range from glassblowing, flameworking, fusing, and stained glass<br />
to mosaics, photosandblasting, and even Precious Metal Clay with glass.<br />
If you are looking for a more in-depth experience, please join us for one of our<br />
one-week intensive classes in the winter with famous instructors who come from<br />
around the world. This year, we are offering classes in a variety of techniques,<br />
including glassblowing, sculpting, kiln working, casting, flameworking, engraving,<br />
cold working, and glass painting. We are also bringing back the popular<br />
Glassworking through the Ages, a special class focusing on important glass<br />
objects and the techniques that were used to create them.<br />
While you’re here, we invite you to spend some time experiencing the Museum’s<br />
Rakow Research Library. The Rakow Research Library houses the world’s most<br />
comprehensive collection of materials on the art and history of glass and glassmaking.<br />
Research glass formulae, view contemporary artist videos, and more.<br />
As you work to create objects of beauty, enjoy free Museum admission to explore<br />
the world’s best collection of glass. This fall, special exhibitions include a focus<br />
show on Toots Zynsky’s work, and exhibits on Harvey K. Littleton and Dominick<br />
Labino to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the American Studio Glass movement.<br />
Let us help you develop your passion for glass. Join us at The Studio this fall or<br />
winter…or both!<br />
Amy Schwartz<br />
Director, The Studio<br />
William Gudenrath<br />
Resident Adviser, The Studio<br />
The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass • One Museum Way • Corning, NY 14830-2253<br />
Phone 607.438.5100 • Fax 607.438.5150 • E-mail thestudio@cmog.org
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