In today's blog post, see more of this year's guest favorites from our Valentine's Day 'give a heart' project and discover a sweet surprise. Don't forget to tell us your choice in the comments. blog.cmog.org/2023/03/14/who…

Learn more about The Studio's current Artists-in-Residence, Alicia Lomné and Harriet Schwarzrock, in our latest blog post. blog.cmog.org/2023/03/07/the…

Curious about taking a weeklong class at The Studio? Read one staff member's experience in our latest blog. blog.cmog.org/2023/02/28/kin…

Where will you be at 4:30 pm this Friday? Come and enjoy Spencer Finch's The Secret Life of Glass as it relives the moment that inspired the artist 6 years ago. Learn more in this week's blog post.  blog.cmog.org/2023/02/21/exp…

The Corning Museum of Glass is delighted to announce that its Board of Trustees voted unanimously in October 2022 to appoint Corey Pemberton as its newest member. Learn more about Corey in our latest blog post.blog.cmog.org/2023/02/15/mus…

After several years in production and numerous COVID-related delays, the 2020 Rakow Commission is now on display. Hear directly from the artist, Anjali Srinivasan, to learn more about her journey. blog.cmog.org/2023/02/07/bre…

Passionate supporters of learning opportunities in glass engraving, Charles Nitsche and his late wife, Mary Lammon Nitsche, have a lengthy history of involvement and support for The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass. blog.cmog.org/2023/01/24/don…

As we wrap up the International Year of Glass, we're looking back at nine of our favorite visitor moments from 2022. blog.cmog.org/2022/12/13/202…

Congratulations to Boston-based artist and MassArt FA3D professor Anjali Srinivasan, who receives the 35th Rakow Commission from The corningmuseum The award supports the creation of a new work in glass by an artist whose work pushes the boundaries of the material.

This week's blog post wraps up our celebration of the Hot Glass Team's 25th birthday. Share in the glassblowers' favorite memories and join us next year to make lots more! blog.cmog.org/2022/12/06/cel…

The Museum is excited to announce the inaugural volume of a new publications series: Annual Seminar on Glass Proceedings. Read this week's blog to learn more about this exciting addition. blog.cmog.org/2022/11/29/ope…

Prepare your Thanksgiving table with these helpful hints from the 1920s and 30s in this week's blog post from the Rakow Library. blog.cmog.org/2022/11/22/daz…

This week, Volume 64 of the Journal of Glass Studies hit the shelves. This issue offers a complex portrait of a world linked by glass. Learn more in today's blog. blog.cmog.org/2022/11/15/glo…

You've missed it for almost three years, but it's finally back! Find out more about the triumphant return of 2300° in this week's blog post. blog.cmog.org/2022/11/08/230…

Continuing our celebration of the Hot Glass Team's 25th anniversary, in this week's blog we asked the glassblowers how the demo (and they) have changed over the years. blog.cmog.org/2022/11/01/cel…

How many of these little-known CMoG facts did you know? blog.cmog.org/2022/10/17/fiv…

Eric Goldschmidt takes us behind the scenes to see how InMurano made their documentary, 'The Flame: The Art and History of Lampworking,' in our latest blog post. 'The Flame' will be premiering during our Annual Seminar on Glass next Friday! blog.cmog.org/2022/10/04/ign…

#RITglass faculty Suzanne Peck and david schnuckel were selected for the 42nd issue of corningmuseum's New Glass Review juried publication!

Suzanne's work is a collaboration with Karen Donnellan: 'Sexy Lexi (Sex Positive Lexicon)' | David's project is 'Decadal'