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Wednesday – Sunday | 10am–5pm
What’s Happening at MOG
Curator-Led Tour of A Two-Way Mirror
March 3 | 1pm & 2:30pm
Museum of Glass members are invited to mingle over light bites and spend your Sunday in the galleries with Jabari Owens-Bailey, curator of A Two-Way Mirror, as he guides members through a tour of the exhibition.
Interested in becoming a member? Click here to learn more.
Homegoing: A Discussion with Author Yaa Gyasi & A Two-Way Mirror Curator Jabari Owens-Bailey
March 7 | 7:30–9:30pm at University of Puget Sound
Join Museum of Glass, in conjunction with the Race & Pedagogy Institute and African American Studies at the University of Puget Sound, and Pierce County Library System & Foundation, in conversation with author Yaa Gyasi about her debut novel, Homegoing.
Blown Away Watch Party + Cast Q&A
March 8 | 6–7:30pm
Join us in the Hot Shop Amphitheater for a release day watch party featuring a very special episode, followed by a Q&A with local Season 4 cast members and guest judge, Hot Shop Director Benjamin Cobb!
Concert in the Cone: Signs of Spring
March 21 | 6–7pm
Celebrate the coming of spring in the Hot Shop with live music by Northwest Sinfonietta and live glassblowing by Hilltop Artists students.
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In the Galleries
Learn more about the exhibitions currently on view.
A Two-Way Mirror: Double Consciousness in Contemporary Glass by Black Artists
October 21, 2023 - October 2024
A Two-Way Mirror is an exhibition of contemporary Black artists who have used glass to create work that deconstructs social, cultural, gender, and racial identity concerns. Each artist uses glass to reflect thoughts and bodies that have historically been fraught with exploitation. Due to its reflectivity and translucence, glass is an apt medium to interrogate identity constructs such as the theory of double consciousness presented by W.E.B. Dubois in his seminal work, The Souls of Black Folk.
Illuminate: Glass Art for Early Learners
April 29, 2023 - March 2024
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The Salmon School
November 18, 2023 – September 15, 2024
The Salmon School is an international, multimedia traveling art performance and exhibition designed to motivate communities to tackle the issues facing salmon populations, and therefore, address climate change. The installation features a life-size school of approximately 450 mirrored salmon-like forms, sculpted from molten glass by concerned artists from around the world, and accompanied by first-hand video accounts from renowned scientists, artists, and indigenous peoples.
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Take a guided tour, participate in workshops, and enjoy Museum of Glass at home through virtual content.
Make Your Own Art
Learn how to create your own glass art in a variety of hands-on workshops inspired by the Museum’s current exhibitions, the season, events, and more.
Details on available workshops is available here.
Take a Tour
Add a docent-led tour to your next visit to MOG and get an personal and interactive experience in the galleries. Want to really stretch your legs? Consider an outdoor walking tour and learn about the art and architecture on the Thea Foss Waterway.
Become a Junior Curator
Join hosts David Rios, Sophie Engle, and MOG educator Jabari Owens-Bailey, as they explore the creative process, influences, and materials used in individual works of art objects and installations at Museum of Glass.