Many participating artists have never used glass before, but all come to the workshop to work with master craftspeople like Berengo and other
Murano glassmaking colleagues.
Not exact matches
Murano is world - renowned for its
glassmaking heritage, which dates back over 700 years, and the island itself is lined with pretty bridges and attractive glassware shops.
Featuring newly commissioned works drawn from the third Glasstress collateral exhibition at the Venice Biennale, this selection explores the responses of contemporary artists working with the Berengo
glassmaking studio in
Murano.
Murano, which is famous for its
glassmaking, is now reinvisioning the rest of the island as a high - end vacation spot for tourists who find the island of Venice too packed.
Though known to scholars, the paintings» remote location in a church in
Murano, an island in the lagoon of Venice known today for its
glassmaking studios and shops, made them difficult to access and study.
This exhibition is Judi Harvest's response to three crises, the environmental threat to the world's honeybee population, our food chain, and the sharp decline of handcrafted
glassmaking in
Murano.