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From beautiful original works of art by more than 200 emerging and established artists, to everyday items for the home, the GlassMarket’s selection of 15,000 items includes jewelry, accessories, holiday ornaments, and collectibles in every price range.
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Take Glassmaking Classes at The Studio
Studio classes are offered year-round, in a variety of techniques, for all skill levels and are taught by top international glassmaking artists and instructors.
Chihuly at the GlassMarket
With the expansion of Dale Chihuly’s Fern Green Tower on view in the Admissions Lobby of the Museum, the GlassMarket will be presenting his Studio Editions and limited edition prints. We’ve also brought together a wide array of books, films, and merchandise about his work and career. Come and join us in celebrating an artist whose pioneering work helped revolutionize the studio glass movement and brought glass sculpture to new, inspiring dimensions.
Steuben Limited Production Items Now Available
We’re pleased to offer limited production works of Steuben Glass (1903-2011) that are part of a group of unsold items that were discovered when Corning Incorporated reacquired Steuben in 2011. These Steuben designs represent the brand’s uncompromising excellence in materials, design, and craft. They were made using fine lead crystal for which Steuben was known. These limited production objects are now being sold exclusively through the GlassMarket of The Corning Museum of Glass. All proceeds benefit the educational mission of The Corning Museum of Glass.
