*Join Us In Celebration!* Please join us on Saturday, September 6 for "Transformations: a Wheaton Gathering", as we celebrate the 2025 Museum of American Glass exhibitions, "Transformations: The Wasserstein Collection of Contemporary Glass" and "r e d u n d a n c i e s", an exhibit featuring artist David Schnuckel. Programming will also include "The Art of Collecting: Where Objects Meet Experience", a panel discussion about the joyful journey of informed collecting, presented by Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass. Guest artists Joyce Scott, Therman Statom, and Tim Tate will join Alex Rosenberg in the Glass Studio for live collaborative demonstrations. The day will end with a special Cocktail Reception in the Museum of American Glass, catered by Feast Your Eyes Catering. For updated information, please visit https://www.wheatonarts.org/transformations-a-wheaton-gathering/ Judith Schaechter Fine Example, 2000 Stained, cut, polished and engraved glass Photo courtesy of Judith Schaechter." (fb)

Meet the artist/curator David Schnuckel (@davidschnuckel) and explore his new exhibition, "redundancies", at the Museum of American Glass on Friday, June 13, 2025. The reception is free and open to the public from 4:30 pm-7:00 pm. Caught in a committed relationship to glass that is as motivated by fluency as it is informed through failure, David Schnuckel’s devotion to technique and the conventions of “doing things well” are prompted by a provocative and equally thoughtful exploration of “(un)doing things well.” His exhibition, which runs through December 28, 2025, explores the interplay between technique, imperfection, and the human experience. Schnuckel's work contemplates both the allure of ideals and the beauty found in mishaps, flaws, and failures. Schnuckel is Associate Professor of Glass and the Charlotte Mowris Fellow of the School for American Crafts at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. To learn more about "redundancies", please visit the WheatonArts website. Photo by Elizabeth Lamark Photo by artist Photo by Elizabeth Lamark Photo by artist (fb)