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Sonoran Glass School
Sonoran Glass School
Primary Medium: Glass | Vidrio
Secondary Medium: Sculpture | Escultura
About the Artist
Sonoran Glass School (SGS) is a public-access educational organization dedicated to inspiring people of all ages to discover the wonder of glass art. We teach students and the general public how to create and appreciate glass as a visual arts medium through educational courses, one-on-one experiences, visiting artist seminars, and community events funded by SGS members and supporters. We're the only full-service, nonprofit glass arts education organization in the desert Southwest.- https://sonoranglass.org
How to Purchase
Art is available for purchase in our gallery. If you'd like to schedule an art making experience while you're here, see the front desk to schedule.Pricing Range
$1-$150About this Tour
See what the Sonoran Glass School is all about. You will be able to tour all four of our shops (hot shop, flame shop, warm shop, and cold shop), meet our talented staff, and see glass art being made. Based on availability, visitors can participate in a make-your-own art experience doing glass blowing or fused glass art.
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About the Studio
Sonoran Glass School
633 W 18th St, Tucson, AZ 85701, USA
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City of Tucson Ward: Ward 1
Pima County District: District 5
About the Art
About the Process
In our modern society, glass is all around us. You probably interact with it daily in your home, drinking from a cup or looking through the window. In all of recorded history, mankind has relied on glass. As an art form, glass has existed dating back to the Bronze age in adornments like jewelry and vessels to hold water. Here at the Sonoran Glass School, we honor the tradition of glass art in a variety of forms. Whether working with molten glass in the hot shop, kiln firing sheets of glass in the warm shop, or molding the glass using tools in the cold shop - each process shows a reverence for this essential material. Our school offers a place for practicing glass artists to hone their craft, new visitors to explore the possibilities of glass, and for the production of glass objects for use.Explore Nearby Studios
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