“Glass, a special material and a part of our daily life, bears witness to joy, anxiety and worry in our reality. In its presence we reflect upon the relationships between life and death, and between tradition and reality.” – Ai Weiwei This year, in a shift from the...
In a world of continual change, of constant upheaval, and unexpected turns how do we make up our mind? ‘Glasstress – State of Mind’ presents the seventh edition of the famed exhibition of contemporary art in glass. Originally launched back in 2009 as a collateral...
After their successful debut at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, the thirty fantastical creatures created by the Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen in striking combinations of Murano glass and Carrara marble return to the setting of their origin: the island of Murano....
Museo Nazionale Romano and Berengo Studio are delighted to announce the debut of La Commedia Umana by Ai Weiwei in the Baths of Diocletian. One of the largest works ever created in Murano glass the hanging sculpture is composed of over 2,000 pieces of blown and cast...
“Making sculpture involves not only changing the form and meaning of the material but also oneself.” – Tony Cragg We are delighted to announce that the exhibition Tony Cragg: Silicon Dioxide at the Museo del Vetro in Murano has been extended! Due to its success rather...
This February the ARKEN Museum of Modern Art in Ishøj, Copenhagen (Denmark) opens the exhibition Women and Change, a landmark exhibition that explores how Western art history has depicted women, along with a magnificent collection of work by female artists, from the...
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