Celebrating 50 Years of Glass
’s Studio Glass Program, one of the first of its kind in the country, was started in 1969 by Henry Halem, professor emeritus and cofounder of the Glass Art Society.
To celebrate the program’s 50th anniversary, KSU’s School of Art Collection and Galleries presented three exhibitions featuring local and national artists ( Glass@50, Emerging Glass, Tim Stover (MFA ’13): Linear Integration) which were on view September through early October at galleries on and off campus.
In addition, the celebration included a lecture, “The History of ’s Glass Program,” by founding director Henry Halem, a curator talk on Glass@50 by current director and assistant professor Davin Ebanks and visiting artist lectures. See more information.
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