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Masterclasses are beginning to fill up quickly so hurry and download the application form - Visit the Masterclasses page now!
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This year there will, once again, be a range of fascinating exhibitions associated with the Festival at a variety of venues.
These will include:
'Glass Furniture' and 'Hi, Honey, I'm Home' at Broadfield House Glass Museum
'The Next Big Thing' at Red House Glass Cone
'ERA' by TeePee Glass at Ruskin Glass Centre
'Made In Glass 2010' at Red House Glass Cone
University of Wolverhampton Student Degree exhibition at Holy Trinity Church
Glasshouse College Students Annual Exhibition of glasswork and other crafts
and of course
the showpiece exhibition of the festival:
Held at Ruskin Glass Centre in the stunning former glassworks of Webb Corbett and Royal Doulton, the Biennale is the foremost exhibition of excellence in contemporary glass by artists, designers and craftspeople currently working in Britain. It is justifiably the highlight of the International Festival of Glass, launched in 2004 in the heart of Stourbridge's historic Glass Quarter. Around 150 major new glass works from British
artists are selected, making this a highly significant statement of national glass talent.
The exhibition continues until Saturday 11th September with the final award, The People's Prize, announced at a special evening reception. The event will offer the last chance to vote for YOUR favourite piece.
British Glass Biennale 2010
27 August to 11 September 2008
For more information
click the logo
to visit
the Biennale website.
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GET INVOLVED!
To participate in any way or to request an information pack please email the festival organisers.
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