Discover (or rediscover!) some of our most popular contemporary works. Evening Dress with Shawl by Karen Lamonte, Red Pyramid by Stanislav Libenský and Jaroslava Brychtová, Untitled (White) by Josiah McElheny are just a few of the favorites from the Contemporary Glass Collection highlighted in this special exhibition. > more 

 The intellectual, poetic, and always changing work of the American artist Richard Craig Meitner reflects a variety of influences and ideas, from Japanese textiles and Italian painting and applied arts to science and the natural world. The varied glass surfaces of his quixotic objects often incorporate assorted materials such as rust, enamel, bronze, tile, paint, and print. Meitner revels in unusual juxtapositions of forms and ideas, and in the intersections between art and science. > more

Explore international studio glass through the Heineman collection, which showcases more than 240 important works by 87 international artists, including Dale Chihuly, Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtová, Harvey K. Littleton, Klaus Moje, and Toots Zynsky. The exhibition focuses on the “voices” of individual artists. > more

Explore posters, photographs, drawings, and ephemera from the Studio Glass movement. See photographs of the 1962 Toledo Workshop and the University of Wisconsin/Madison 1964 workshop, both important events in launching the Studio Glass movement. Also on view are design drawings by Dale Chihuly and Stanislav Libenský; a number of artists’ works on paper; posters from American studio glass conferences, and more.

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Chris Taylor, Emilio Santini, and Alex Hamilton.

Award-winning composer Vincent sings original songs written especially for younger children. Vincent’s entertaining music touches on historical, literary, scientific and emotional themes for kids in an upbeat, lively presentation. > more 

Enjoy a rare opportunity to discover glass through the eyes of an artist teaching at The Studio. Hear about Denise Stillwaggon Leone's favorites and what inspires her work.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to discover glass through the eyes of an artist teaching at The Studio. Hear about Emilio Santini's favorites and what inspires his work.

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Chad Holliday and Denise Stillwaggon Leone.

Corning’s favorite children’s songwriters come together for laughter, stories, and songs! Enjoy popular songs from each artist - including a song written especially for Little Gather, “It’s Glass!” > more 

Enjoy a rare opportunity to discover glass through the eyes of an artist teaching at The Studio. Hear about Denise Stillwaggon Leone's favorites and what inspires her work.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to discover glass through the eyes of an artist teaching at The Studio. Hear about Emilio Santini's favorites and what inspires his work.

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Tobias Møhl, Margaret Neher, Martin Kremer, and Jayne Persico.

Is it sculpture? Is it movement? This theatre of the body features performers who appear to manipulate time and space in a live environment. > more 

Enjoy a rare opportunity to discover glass through the eyes of an artist teaching at The Studio. Hear about Tobias Møhl's favorites and what inspires his work.

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Amy Rueffert, Jodi Salerno, Paul Stankard, Ingalena Klenell, and Harry Seaman.

Be a part of the journey. Welcome to Mann’s Curiosity Shop—home to the Chapman family and a place where stories are bought, sold, and traded. When Happy embarks on a journey to find the one thing he believes in, he discovers something that will change his life forever. After the performance, explore our summer exhibition, Voices of Contemporary Glass: The Heineman Collection and find the hidden stories in glass sculpture. > more 

Hear classic Aesop’s Fables, like The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Lion and the Mouse, and The Hare and the Tortoise, retold by a cast of puppets—and you! These well-known stories have inspired many works of art. Visit the Carder Gallery after the show and discover what inspired Frederick Carder's glass designs. > more 

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Angus Powers and Gianni Toso.

Tom Seiling shares songs about our natural world in his participatory family program, “Howl at the Moon…with a Wild Thing Tune!”  Find natural glass and howling animals in our glass with our Glass Detectives gallery guides after the show. > more 

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Mark Ditzler and Ed and Martha Biggar.

Every object has a story. Have you ever found glass or shells at the beach and wondered where they came from? In this story, Nicole and her Nana visit the shore at Nana’s childhood home. What they discover inspires Nana to share stories from long ago. Based on the book, The Story of Sea Glass, by Anne Wescott Dodd. > more 

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Martin Janecky and Matt Eskuche.

Follow a young Mexican girl on her journey to realize her dream of becoming a glassblower. Enjoy the book, Elena’s Serenade, by Campbell Geeslin, for a fun end to the summer. > more 

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Kirstie Rea and William Gudenrath.

Enjoy free, informal lectures by top artists who teach at The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. Learn about each artist’s work and the techniques used. This week, enjoy lectures by Amanda Gundy, Timothy Drier, Milon Townsend, William Gudenrath, and Lucia Santini.

Join other collectors, scholars, curators, students, and artists for a lively Seminar that includes lectures, glassworking demonstrations, hands-on glassmaking experiences, networking receptions, and special tours. This year’s Seminar looks at the creative process and examines how unlimited sources like nature, architecture, historical events, and stylistic traditions have influenced glass design across time and cultures.  > more

Mielle Riggie works with both the strength and fragility of glass to illustrate the dynamics of human emotion or conditions. In her residency at The Studio, she will create cast glass sculpture amplifying elements in nature, such as leaves or roots, and recombining disparate parts in a way that exaggerates tension, balance, and fragility. > more