How glass heals
If you think about how glass relates to medicine, you might first conjure images of fingers cut on a broken bottle. But glass has a long history as a curer of wounds and an enabler of healing, not just hurting: … Read more →
Posts in Category ‘Research’
An immersive research opportunity for scholars
The David Whitehouse Research Residency for Artists was introduced last year as an opportunity for the artists who have said, “I just really want to spend time in Corning doing research, being in the Library, meeting people, wandering in the … Read more →
Looking closer at Roman cameo glass
This blog post comes from Karol Wight, president and executive director at The Corning Museum of Glass. In 2015, the Kress Foundation and the Association of Art Museum Directors, in collaboration with the American Academy in Rome, began to offer … Read more →
Mining for Tiffany’s mosaics in the digital age
This post comes from Morgan Albahary, curatorial and collections assistant of The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass and contributor to the Tiffany’s Glass Mosaics publication. The “Digital Age” has forever changed the way we research. From the more than 25 … Read more →