Save The Date! May 14th is the proposed date for Washington Glass School Open Studio Tour! Many of the surrounding art studios and galleries will be participating! We will follow health protocols – and it will be great to see all in real life! Come and see what’s new and what has been shaking at the studio!
Category Archives: OST
Open Studio Tours – Washington Glass School and OST 2020!
Mark your virtual calendars! August 22 Open Studio Tours goes ONLINE! See what the artists in the Glass School have been doing over the past months! 
Open Studio Tours – Washington Glass School and OST 2020!
Mark your virtual calendars! August 22 Open Studio Tours goes ONLINE! See what the artists in the Gateway have been doing over the past months
WGS studio artists have been working during the lockdown in an artist bubble.
Open Studio Tours 2020
Mark your virtual calendars! August 22 Open Studio Tours goes ONLINE! See what the artists in the Gateway have been doing over the past months!
Open Studio Tours 2020
Mark your virtual calendars! August 22 Open Studio Tours goes ONLINE! See what the artists in the Gateway have been doing over the past months!
The Washington Glass School is a unique educational program in the Nation’s Capital area.
2019 Open Studios Tour Voted Most Fun!
This year’s Open Studio Tour (OST) was tons of fun! Big thank-you for all those that came out to see what was happening at the Glass School! Some pix from the day:
Open Studio Tour of the Gateway Arts District featured the Washington Glass School. Great time to meet and talk about artwork and glass.
DC contemporary arts maven Molly Ruppert chats with WGS Co-Director Michael Janis during OST 2019.
New Studio Coordinator & recent Ohio State MFA Graduate Teri Bailey (L) talks about her pâte de verre sculptures.
Visitors marveled at Max DeMulder’s new sculpture on display.
Prince George’s County Council Deni Taveras visits the glass studio and gathers artists for a photo opp.
Seeking Cool Mother’s Day Idea? Open Studio Tour on May 11th is it!
Recycled Glass is All About The Love!
Mother’s Day is THIS SUNDAY!! Know what mom really wants? Well, its not a card with an I.O.U., nor a framed photo of you without your siblings or even a “MOM” tattoo… (hint- Its Glass!)
Nothing says love like glass art. …Unless its glass art made from recycled glass – ’cause then Mother Nature is loved too! And love gets love!
Washington Glass School Open Studio will be part of the DC region’s largest one-day visual arts festival Open Studio Tour (OST19) ~ 45 Venues. 100 Studios. Over 200 Artists! ~
The Gateway Arts Community presents the 15th iteration of the Open Studio Tour on Saturday, May 11, 2019 from 11am to 5pm. The self-guided tour takes place in the
Gateway Arts District along Route 1 in Prince George’s County, MD in the City of Mount Rainier, Town of Brentwood, Town of North Brentwood and City of Hyattsville.
The Gateway Arts District is the DC metro area’s largest arts district and houses internationally renowned galleries, studios, workshops and art spaces. Visitors have the opportunity to directly interact with artists in their studios and to connect with their artistic process.
Washington Glass School
3700 Otis Street, Mount Rainier, MD 20712
Saturday, May 11th – 11am-5pm
The after party, hosted by Landex Development LLC will be from 5-8pm at Savor at Studio 3807, located at 3807 Rhode Island Avenue in Brentwood, Maryland. All are welcome, free and open to the public.
Washington Glass School is part of Gateway Open Studios May 11th, 2019
The 15th Annual Gateway Open Studios Tour Saturday May 11 from 11am-5pm.
Open Studios Tour May 11th!
2019 Spring Open Studios is May 11 from 11-5pm. Come visit the Washington Glass School & the surrounding studios that are open in the arts district that day. https://www.gatewayopenstudios.org
Erwin Timmers New Sculpture Made from Cast Recycled Glass
Eco-artist Erwin Timmers newest sculpture made from cast recycled glass will be showcased at the Gateway Arts District’s Open Studio Tour (OST) – Saturday May 14, 2016 from Noon-5pm.
Erwin has been casting with recycled float (window) glass to create forms from and about discarded water bottles – and assembling the cast glass atop a salvaged mirror that has been backed with LED lighting. Its amazing how he can find harmony, balance and poetry in things discarded and never thought of again.
Erwin Timmers, cast recycled glass, salvaged mirror, steel, LED, 2016