Glass Now – African Perspectives
Moya African Glass Network (NPC) proudly presents its first group exhibition, Glass Now – African Perspectives, opening on 5 July 2025 at 11:00 AM at the Association of Arts, Pretoria.
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FACETTEN – Mitglieder von glasspool e.V. stellen sich vor
FACETTEN – glasspool e.V. Members Exhibition opens 02 May 2025 at Schloss Buchenau, Germany.
2. Glaspreis der Stadt Hadamar Exhibition
The second Glaspreis glass competition and exhibition is hosted in the Glasmuseum Hadamar as part of the city’s 7th centenary celebrations.
Sculpture Exhibition – Rooftop XI, “Take A Stand”
“Take a Stand” offers a contemporary exploration of the concept of taking a stand, inviting interpretations that extend beyond the literal act of standing to encompass ideas of resilience, advocacy, and individual expression.
At the Tip of the Wheel, The Glass Factory, Sweden
“At the Tip of the Wheel”
Glass Exhibition at The Glass Factory, Boda Glasbruk, Sweden.
23 June – 20 October 2024
Glass Art Society – Members Exhibition, Berlin 2024
Glass Art Society Conference Members Exhibition, Berlin 2024
Cold Perspectives, Berlin
On the occasion of the Berlin edition of the international Glass Art Society conference, the group exhibition, “Cold Perspectives” is taking place in the space of Fantom Gallery in Berlin, Germany.
Under the Skin, Berlin
On the occasion of the Berlin edition of the international Glass Art Society conference, the group exhibition, “Under the skin” is taking place in the spaces of KA 32 Gallery. The exhibition is a dialogue between international glass artists, who have chosen glass as their primary medium of expression, and artists residing in Berlin that come from other disciplines, and who have been invited to experiment with glass, specifically for this event.
Changing Channels
I’m fascinated by the impact of mass media on our daily lives. In my recent series of sculptures called ‘This is not a TV’, I explore how analog and digital technologies shape our experiences, especially in an age where constant digital surveillance is prevalent.