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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries

Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Contemporary Art + Design
Contemporary Art + Design
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Group tour viewing I Saw Othello's Visage in His Mind with Curator of Modern and Contemporary Glass Susie Silbert
Group tour viewing I Saw Othello's Visage in His Mind with Curator of Modern and Contemporary Glass Susie Silbert
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Family viewing Endeavor
Family viewing Endeavor
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Red Pyramid in the Contemporary Art + Design Wing
Red Pyramid in the Contemporary Art + Design Wing
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Endeavor by Lino Tagliapietra
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Nocturne 5, Karen LaMonte, Czech Republic, 2015. The Corning Museum of Glass. Photo Martin Polak. © Karen LaMonte.
Nocturne 5
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Sphere Chandelier, Candy Collection, Humberto Campana, Fernando Campana, Lasvit, Novy Bor, Czech Republic, 2015. 2015.3.27.
Sphere Chandelier
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The Portland Panels: Choreographed Geometry, Klaus Moje, Portland, OR, 2007. Lent by David Kaplan and Glenn Ostergaard. Photo: Ryan Watson, courtesy Bullseye Gallery, Portland. L.1.4.2014.
The Portland Panels: Choreographed Geometry
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Rendering of the North Wing
Rendering of the North Wing
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Collection Galleries

Mosaic Column, Tiffany Studios, Corona, New York, about 1905. Purchased in part with funds from the Arthur Rubloff Residuary Trust; the Ennion Society; the Clara S. Peck Endowment Fund; and James B. Flaws and Marcia D. Weber. 2018.4.11. Photo: The Corning Museum of Glass.
Mosaic Column, Tiffany
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Ben W. Heineman Sr. Family Gallery of Contemporary Glass
Ben W. Heineman Sr. Family Gallery of Contemporary Glass
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Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
Contemporary Art + Design Galleries
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Untitled, Corning Museum, David Colton
Untitled, Corning Museum, David Colton
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Docent Tour in 35 Centuries of Glass
Docent Tour in 35 Centuries of Glass
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Vessels Gallery in The Innovation Center
Vessels Gallery in The Innovation Center
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European Glass in 35 Centuries of Glass
European Glass in 35 Centuries of Glass
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19th-century European Glass
European Glass at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Winged Goblet, Venice, Italy, 1675-1725. 2000.3.14.
Winged Goblet
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Dragon-Stem Goblet, Venice, Italy, 1630-1670. 51.3.118.
Dragon-Stem Goblet
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Maestrale (North wind), Toots Zynsky, Providence, RI, 2005. Gift of the Ben W. Heineman Sr. Family. 2007.4.205.
Maestrale
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To Die Upon a Kiss, Fred Wilson, Murano, Italy, 2011. Image courtesy of Pace Gallery. 2014.3.10.
To Die Upon a Kiss
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Side Chair, F. & C. Osler, Birmingham, England, about 1860-1900. 2014.2.5.
Side Chair
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Cup, Ennion, Syria, Northern Italy, Palestine, 25-75. 66.1.36.
Cup
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Ewer, Ennion, possibly Palestine, probably Syria, 25-75. 59.1.76.
Ewer
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Contemporary glass at The Corning Museum of Glass
Contemporary glass at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Innovation Center
Innovation Center
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Innovation Center Vessels Gallery
Innovation Center Vessels Gallery
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Innovation Center Optics Gallery
Innovation Center Optics Gallery
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Glass in America at The Corning Museum of Glass
Glass in America at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Modern Glass Gallery
Modern Glass Gallery
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19th Century European Glass Gallery at The Corning Museum of Glass
19th Century European Glass Gallery at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Early Northern European Glass Gallery at The Corning Museum of Glass
Early Northern European Glass Gallery at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Face Inlay of the Pharaoh Akhenaten
Face Inlay of the Pharaoh Akhenaten
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Portrait of King Amenhotep II. Egypt, late 18th Dynasty, 1436-1411 B.C. Deep blue glass; cast H. 4 cm Collection of The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, NY (79.1.4)
Portrait of King Amenhotep II
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The Corning Ewer, Islamic, possibly Western Asia, possibly Egypt, about 1000. Translucent pale green and colorless glass; blown, cased, relief-cut, drilled, handle applied H. 16 cm. Collection of The Corning museum of glass, purchased with funds from the Clara S. Peck Endowment (85.1.1)
The Corning Ewer
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Exhibitions

Blown Away: Season 2 Exhibition
Blown Away: Season 2 Exhibition
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The Secrets of Winemaking, Ginny Ruffner
The Secrets of Winemaking, Ginny Ruffner
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Fire & Vine Objects
Fire & Vine Objects
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Fire & Vine Object Grouping
Fire & Vine Grouping
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Courtesy of Finger Lakes Wine Country
Finger Lakes Grapes
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Finger Lakes Wine Country Photo Credit Stu Gallagher Photography
Finger Lakes Wine Country
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Keuka Lake by Scott Herder/Brave World Media
Keuka Lake by Scott Herder/Brave World Media
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Wineglasses in "RC 105" Pattern, H. P. Sinclaire and Company (glass blank), J. Hoare & Company (glass cutting), Corning, New York, United States, about 1912. 93.4.72 A-E, gift of Thurman Pierce.
Wineglasses in "RC 105" Pattern
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Goblets from the Sommeliers Series
Goblets from the Sommeliers Series
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Wine Bottle England, 1730 Non lead Glass, Liquid Wine, Lead, Foil, Paint Overall H: 18.5 cm; Base W: 10.5 cm 68.2.11
Wine Bottle, England, 1730
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Il vaso di vetro quasi infrangible, dove non si guasta mai vino (The almost unbreakable glass jar where wine never spoils)
Il vaso di vetro quasi infrangible, dove non si guasta mai vino (The almost unbreakable glass jar where wine never spoils)
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Goblet, Venice, Italy or France, 1600‑1699
Goblet, Venice, Italy or France, 1600‑1699
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Wine Jug in "Russian" Pattern
Wine Jug in "Russian" Pattern
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Wineglass, Tiffany Studios (1902–1932), Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), Corona, New York, United States, about 1918–1925. 73.4.17 B.
Wineglass, Tiffany Studios
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Video still of virtual reality reconstruction of the 18th century Robert Adams-designed glass drawing room at Northumberland House. Created by Noho and Makebelieve. Courtesy of The Corning Museum of Glass.
VR OF RECONSTRUCTION OF THE 18TH CENTURY ROBERT ADAMS-DESIGNED GLASS DRAWING ROOM AT NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE
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Video still of virtual reality reconstruction of the 18th century Robert Adams-designed glass drawing room at Northumberland House. Created by Noho and Makebelieve. Courtesy of The Corning Museum of Glass.
VR of reconstruction of the 18th century Robert Adams-designed glass drawing room at Northumberland House
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Pair of covered green vases, about 1765.
Pair of covered green vases, about 1765.
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Mary Little, later Lady Carr, ca. 1765.
Mary Little, later Lady Carr, ca. 1765.
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Reverse-painted mirror with landscape and birds; gilded wood frame.
Reverse-painted mirror with landscape and birds; gilded wood frame.
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Chinoiserie goblet, cut and engraved lead glass. England, about 1750–1770.
Chinoiserie goblet, cut and engraved lead glass. England, about 1750–1770.
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Part of a silver opium pipe with mounted glass gems. China, probably about 1800.
Part of a silver opium pipe with mounted glass gems. China, probably about 1800.
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Log of the Slaver-Ship SANDOWN.
Log of the Slaver-Ship SANDOWN.
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Telescoping spyglass with timepiece, gold, agate, diamonds, emeralds, rubies, glass lens.
Telescoping spyglass with timepiece, gold, agate, diamonds, emeralds, rubies, glass lens.
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Small Sword. France, about 1785.
Small Sword. France, about 1785.
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Scent flasks. England, 1760–about 1790. The Corning Museum of Glass.
Scent flasks
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Dish It! Corelle at 50 dinnerware shapes.
Dish It! Corelle at 50
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Dish It! Corelle at 50 screens highlighting various steps of manufacturing.
Dish It! Corelle at 50
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Dish It! Corelle at 50
Dish It! Corelle at 50
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Man’s coat and waistcoat
Man’s coat and waistcoat
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Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
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Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
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Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
Designs for the walls of the drawing room at Northumberland House
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Mirror in gilded wood frame
Mirror in gilded wood frame
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The Foreign Factories (hongs or warehouses) of Canton
The Foreign Factories (hongs or warehouses) of Canton
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Casket with glass panels, about 1760-1770.
Casket with glass panels, about 1760-1770.
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Man's coat (detail), about 1780.
Man's coat (detail), about 1780.
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Pair of girandoles, about 1785.
Pair of girandoles, about 1785.
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Wine or cordial glasses
Wine or cordial glasses, about 1780.
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Set of Ornamental Vases.
Set of Ornamental Vases.
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Pair of 'Harlequin' Earrings, about 1760
Pair of 'Harlequin' Earrings, about 1760
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Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
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Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
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Thin Meteorite Slice
Thin Meteorite Slice
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Meteorite Slice
Meteorite Slice
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Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
Journey to the Moon: How Glass Got Us There
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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New Glass Now Exhibition
New Glass Now Exhibition
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Colour Therapy: Washington, D.C. + Budapest
Colour Therapy: Washington, D.C. + Budapest
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Mosaicist Selecting Glass for Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story Image from Tiffany Glass Mosaics for Walls, Ceilings, Inlays, and Other Ornamental Work; Unrestricted in Color, Impervious to Moisture, and Absolutely Permanent (New York, New York: Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, 1896), CMGL 28053. Detail of frieze, Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story, interior decoration, 1896–1897. Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company, designed by Jacob Adolphus Holzer (American, b. Switzerland, 1858–1938)
Mosaicist Selecting Glass and Detail of frieze, Heroes and Heroines of the Homeric Story
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“Dragonfly” reading lamp, about 1905. Tiffany Studios, designed attributed to Clara Pierce Wolcott Driscoll (American, 1861–1944). Leaded glass, metal filigree; bronze, glass mosaic. H. 48.3 cm; Diam. 35.6 cm. The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, Queens, New York (N.86.GL.3a-c).
“Dragonfly” reading lamp
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Mosaic panel with peonies, about 1900–1910. Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company or Tiffany Studios. Inlaid iridized glass, bronze. H. 34.5 cm; W. 39 cm; Diam. 2 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York (77.4.91).
Mosaic panel with peonies
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Pen wiper, about 1902–1906. Tiffany Studios. Favrile glass tesserae, bronze. H. 5.7 cm, Diam. 6.8 cm. The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York (2015.4.8).
"Poppy" Inkstand, Pen Wiper, and "Swirl" Pen Tray, Tiffany Studios.
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Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Physophora magnifica (Nr. 213), Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Dresden Germany, 1885. Lent by Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. L.17.3.63-516.
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Physophora magnifica
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Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Ommastrephes sagittatus (Nr. 218), Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Dresden Germany, 1885. Lent by Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. L.17.3.63-578.
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Ommastrephes sagittatus
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Plate XVIII from Volume 2 of Essays on the Microscope by George Adams; 2nd ed. with additions by Frederick Kanmacher. Printed by Dillon and Keating in London for the editor, 1798. CMGL 110118
Plate XVIII from Volume 2 of Essays on the Microscope
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Plate 7A from Volume 2 of Essays on the Microscope by George Adams; 2nd ed. with additions by Frederick Kanmacher. Printed by Dillon and Keating in London for the editor, 1798. CMGL 110118
Plate 7A from Volume 2 of Essays on the Microscope
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Design Drawing of Holigocladodes lunulatus, no. 233, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Dresden Germany, 1863-1890. CMGL 122349.
Design Drawing of Holigocladodes lunulatus, no. 233
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Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Tubularia indivisa (Nr. 191a), Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Dresden Germany, 1885. Lent by Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. L.17.3.63-551.
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Tubularia indivisa
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Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Ulactis muscosa (Nr. 116), Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Dresden Germany, 1885. Lent by Cornell University, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. L.17.3.63-54.
Specimen of Blaschka Marine Life: Ulactis muscosa
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Bake in glass!, Corning Glass Works, published in Good Housekeeping, New York, 1915. Dianne Williams collection on Pyrex. CMGL 140302.
Bake in glass!
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How to get off to a good start in your new life!, Corning Glass Works, published in Saturday Evening Post, 1946. Dianne Williams collection on Pyrex. CMGL 139853.
How to get off to a good start in your new life!
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Hot Glass Demos at the Museum

Hot Glass Demo at CMoG
Hot Glass Demo at CMoG
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Glass by George Kennard
Glass by George Kennard
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You Design It; We Make It Hamster
You Design It; We Make It Hamster
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Megan Mathie makes You Design It; We Make It Hamster
Megan Mathie makes You Design It; We Make It Hamster
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You Design It; We Make It Fish Bowl
You Design It; We Make It Fish Bowl
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Jeff Mack makes fish bowl for You Design It; We Make It
Jeff Mack makes fish bowl for You Design It; We Make It
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You Design It; We Make It Fawn
You Design It; We Make It Fawn
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Making of You Design It; We Make It Fawn
Making of You Design It; We Make It Fawn
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You Design It; We Make It Cat
You Design It; We Make It Cat
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Chris Rochelle makes a You Design It; We Make It cat
Chris Rochelle makes a You Design It; We Make It cat
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A glassblower heats a vase using a handheld torch.
Josh Laabs
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A glassblower heats a pitcher using a handheld torch.
Katie Hubbs
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A small sculpture of a dragon is created over a concentrated flame.
Flameworking
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A transparent, hollow glass deer is created using a concentrated flame.
Flameworking
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A flameworker blows into the end of a hollow glass rod to inflate the end.
Eric Goldschmidt
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The flameworker holds a transparent rod of glass in a yellow flame, demonstrating in front of group of children.
Flameworking
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Pictured from a high angle, a flameworker uses two rods of transparent glass and flame to form a small sculpture.
Jen Kuhn
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A close up as a detail on the top of a glass lid is held in a flame.
Flameworking
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Flameworking
Flameworking
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Hot Glass
Hot Glass
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Chris Rochelle
Chris Rochelle
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George Kennard
George Kennard
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George Kennard
George Kennard
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Eric Meek
Eric Meek
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George Kennard
George Kennard
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Eric Meek
Eric Meek
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Glassblowing Demonstrations
Glassblowing Demonstrations
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Helen Tegeler
Helen Tegeler
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Helen Tegeler
Helen Tegeler
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Helen Tegeler and Catherine Ayers
Helen Tegeler and Catherine Ayers
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Helen Tegeler
Helen Tegeler
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Glassblowing Demonstrations
Glassblowing Demonstrations
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Glassblowing Demonstrations
Glassblowing Demonstrations
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Glassblowing Demonstration
Glassblowing Demonstration
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Catherine Ayers
Catherine Ayers
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Glassblowing Demonstration
Glassblowing Demonstration
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Glassblowing Demonstration
Glassblowing Demonstration
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Mobile Hot Shop
Mobile Hot Shop
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Mobile Hot Shop
Mobile Hot Shop
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Mobile Hot Shop
Mobile Hot Shop
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Tom Ryder
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Aaron Jack and Tom Tyder
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Catherine Ayers
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Hot Glass
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Lino Tagliapietra at Contemporary Art + Design Galleries Opening
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Hot Glass Demos at the Museum
Hot Glass Demos at the Museum
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Hot Glass Demos at the Museum
Hot Glass Demos at the Museum
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Chris Rochelle
Chris Rochelle
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Dane Jack
Dane Jack
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Helen Tegeler, You Design It; We Make It.
Helen Tegeler, You Design It; We Make It.
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Family Fun

COVID-Safe at CMoG
COVID-Safe at CMoG
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COVID-safe Make Your Own Glass
COVID-safe Make Your Own Glass
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COVID-safe at CMoG
COVID-safe at CMoG
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COVID-safe Make Your Own Glass
COVID-safe Make Your Own Glass
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COVID-safe Flameworking Demo
COVID-safe Flameworking Demo
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COVID-safe at CMoG
COVID-safe at CMoG
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COVID-Safe Families at CMoG
COVID-Safe Families at CMoG
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Child looks at large cut glass punch bowl.
Crystal City gallery
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An adult smiles as they hold a toddler pushing a blowpipe in an interactive display.
Glassmaker's Apprentice
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A couple smiles as they looked into a case of glass breakfast foods.
Blown Away Finalists Work on Display
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Ten cases with various glass objects made on the Netflix series Blown Away.
Blown Away: Glassblowing Comes to Netflix Display
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A smiling child breaks glass during the Glass Breaking demonstration as the demonstrator looks on.
Glass Breaking Demonstration
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Group of kids of various ages walking in the Contemporary Glass gallery with white cases.
Exploring Contemporary Art
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A group of children at various ages smile as they look a glass cube in a white walled room.
Exploring Contemporary Art
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Children smile as the gaze at Studio glass works in the Contemporary Glass gallery.
Exploring Contemporary Art
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A child smiles softly as she gazes into a large glass orb.
Innovation Center
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A toddler points at multicolored glass cube.
Family and Contemporary Glass Art
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A group of children at various ages smile as they look a glass chess set.
Exploring Contemporary Art
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A glassblower shows a finished blue vase to two adults and two children.
Hot Glass Demonstration
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A group of chilrden pose within the Hot Spot Sculpture Spot.
Hot Spot Sculpture Selfie Spot
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A toddler engages with a performer using a small cymbal.
Little Gather
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A visitors holds a piece of cut glass while a volunteer stands behind the relevant cart.
Museum Volunteer
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A child's smile is seen distorted by glass in the Optics gallery.
Innovation Center
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A small child smiles as she walks through the Contemporary Glass gallery.
Exploring The Heineman Gallery
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Three children and one volunteer smile and give thumbs up, with tools for the fusing Make Your Own Glass project in front of them.
Make Your Own Glass
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A child smiles as she holds her winning design. Three glassblowers smile behind her.
You Design It; We Make It
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Seasonal

Glass Holiday Feast
Glass Holiday Feast
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New Holiday Displays in 2020
New Holiday Displays in 2020
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Kwanzaa Setting, making of 2
Kwanzaa Setting, making of 2
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Kwanzaa Setting, making of 1
Kwanzaa Setting, making of 1
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Kwanzaa Setting
Kwanzaa Setting
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Tree of Life Menorah, making of
Tree of Life Menorah, making of
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Tree of Life Menorah Design
Tree of Life Menorah Design
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Tree of Life Menorah
Tree of Life Menorah
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Fall Exterior
Fall Exterior
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An adult takes a photo of a child holding an orange and yellow Make Your Own Glass pumpkin at The Studio. The child is smiling and holding the glass pumpkin close to their face.
Make Your Own Glass Pumpkin
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Glass Pumpkins at The Corning Museum Of Glass
Glass Pumpkins At The Corning Museum Of Glass
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Glass Pumpkins at The Corning Museum of Glass
Glass Pumpkins at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Make Your Own Glass Pumpkin
Make Your Own Glass Pumpkin
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Make Your Own Glass Pumpkin
Make Your Own Glass Pumpkin
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Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
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Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
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Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
Pumpkins at The Glass Farmers Market
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14-foot ornament tree with over 2000 glass ornaments.
Ornament Tree
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Make Your Own Glass Snowman
Make Your Own Glass Snowman
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Architecture & Exterior

The Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
The Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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The Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
The Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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Corning Museum of Glass Courtyard Entrance
Corning Museum of Glass Courtyard Entrance
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Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass
The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass
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The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass
The Studio at The Corning Museum of Glass
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Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
Corning Museum of Glass Exterior
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Corning Museum of Glass Admissions Lobby Entrance
Corning Museum of Glass Admissions Lobby Entrance
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The Corning Museum of Glass
Corning Museum of Glass
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Make Your Own Glass

Make Your Own Glass - All Ages
Make Your Own Glass - All Ages
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Make Your Own Glass - Glassblowing
Make Your Own Glass - Sandblasting
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Make Your Own Glass - Glassblowing
Make Your Own Glass - Glassblowing
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Make Your Own Glass - Glassblowing
Make Your Own Glass - Glassblowing
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Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Flower
Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Flower
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Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
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Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
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Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Fusing
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Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Pride Mix
Make Your Own Glass Ornament - Pride Mix
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Make Your Own Glass - Flameworking
Make Your Own Glass - Flameworking
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Make Your Own Glass - Flameworking
Make Your Own Glass - Flameworking
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Make Your Own Glass Flower
Make Your Own Glass Flower
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Make Your Own Glass: Kid Friendly
Make Your Own Glass: Kid Friendly
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Make Your Own Glass: Fusing
Make Your Own Glass: Fusing
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Make Your Own Glass Hot Shop
Make Your Own Glass Hot Shop
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Make Your Own Glass Beads
Make Your Own Glass Beads
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Make Your Own Glass
Make Your Own Glass Sculpture
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Make Your Own Glass Flower
Make Your Own Glass Flower
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Rakow Research Library

Cameo Vase
Cameo Vase
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Dragonflies and Water Flowers
Dragonflies and Water Flowers
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David Whitehouse Artist Residency For Research
David Whitehouse Artist Residency For Research
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David Whitehouse Artist Residency for Research
David Whitehouse Artist Residency for Research
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David Whitehouse
David Whitehouse
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Method of Preserving the Dead. Joseph Karwowski (born Russia, dates unknown), Washington, D.C.: United States Patent Office, 1903 (2016). CMGL 166896.
Method of Preserving the Dead
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The Crystal Gem, Bandhu Scott Dunham (American, born 1959), Prescott, Arizona, and Corning, NY, 2006. Flameworked glass. On loan from The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass.
The Crystal Gem
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McCauley and Hostetter Standing in Front of 200-Inch Disk. Ayers A. Stevens (American, 1883-1964), United States, New York, Corning, 1935. George V. McCauley papers. CMGL 116516.
McCauley and Hostetter Standing in Front of 200-Inch Disk
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Daisy, Paul Nicholas, France, about 1897. Gift of the Fellows of The Corning Museum of Glass. (CMGL 139588, Collection of the Rakow Research Library of The Corning Museum of Glass).
Daisy
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Rakow Research Library
Rakow Research Library
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Rakow Research Library
Rakow Research Library of The Corning Museum of Glass
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The Studio

Hot Glass
Hot Glass
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Hot Glass
Hot Glass
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Cat Burns
Cat Burns
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Classes at The Studio
Instructor at The Studio
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Instructor at The Studio
Instructor at The Studio
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Blowpipes heating up
Blowpipes
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Anna Riley and Ross Delano
Anna Riley and Ross Delano
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Flameworking at The Studio
Flameworking at The Studio
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Flameworking at The Studio
Flameworking at The Studio
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Erica Simon in Jane Cook and Justin Ginsberg's class
Erica Simon in Jane Cook and Justin Ginsberg's class
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Marina Hanser
Marina Hanser
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Elijah Schwartz shows spectators some work that was made in his class at The Studio.
The Studio - Elijah Schwartz
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Steuben

Moby Dick
Moby Dick
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Whisper Whiskey Set
Whisper Whiskey Set
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Steuben
Steuben Design - Olive Dish, design by John Dreves, 1939
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Trout & Fly, design by James Houston, 1966
Steuben Design - Trout & Fly, design by James Houston, 1966
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Residencies

Artists-in-Residence at The Studio
Artists-in-Residence at The Studio
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Staff

Karol Wight
Karol Wight, president and executive director, The Corning Museum of Glass
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Jeff Evenson, Chairman of the Board of The Corning Museum of Glass. Photo courtesy of Corning Incorporated.
Jeff Evenson, Chairman of the Board
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