WheatonArts Blog

Esteban Salazar

Esteban SalazarBrooklyn, NY, USA Esteban is a Colombian-born artist living and working in Brooklyn, New York, best known for his engaging

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Matt Jacob

Matt JacobMilwaukee, WI, USAMatt Jacob enjoys bending neon, making comics, working with glass in any context, and adding ironic fourth

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Paper Shamrocks

Do you have the luck of the Irish? Create a paper shamrock to decorate your favorite space to encourage good

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Heart Suncatcher

Reds, pinks, and whites illuminate in this love-themed craft. Inspired by glass suncatchers, this craft uses simple materials such as

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Kirigami Winter Trees

We are all familiar with the paper folding techniques known as origami, but have you tried kirigami? Kirigami is a

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A wide shot of The Museum of American Glass coated with snow and decorated with holiday wreaths. The museum is a large pale blue. The sign in the middle of the image is seen from the side and is covered in snow. In front of the museum are bushes that are also covered in snow.
WheatonArts Winter Season Begins on January 1, 2023

MILLVILLE, NJ (December 29, 2022) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center will be closed to the public during the winter months

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A banner with 5 cutout multicolored glass items made out of paper above "WheatonArts: Design A Vessel * Glasstown Partnership* 2022" in large text. The first cutout is a purple and orange bendy water jug, and the second is a blue diamond holder with green handles and a red base. The third is a purple, pink, and blue flower holder, and the fourth is a silver bead holder with dark blue handles and a light blue base. The final cutout is a red and blue marker holder.
Glasstown Partnership 2022

Check out these fabulous glass vessel designs that came from the creative minds of our local 4th-graders! For over 25

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Image of WheatonArts Glass Studio interns working in the studio. Each intern is wearing glasses and a black WheatonArts shirt. The intern closest to the camera is holding a metal rod with clear glass at the top in front of their face. The other intern is holding another glass rod by their face angled so that the orange hot glass at the top is being poured on top of the clear hot glass in a tear drop shape. The intern closest to the camera is holding a pair of metal pliers to hold the rod that is pouring the glass steady.
Glass Studio Internship

WheatonArts is excited to announce a 6-week summer internship in our Glass Studio. Designed for emerging artists pursuing or having

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Mosaic Gingerbread

Get into the festive spirit of the holidays by creating & decorating a gingerbread person using air-dry clay & gems!

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Worry Pets

Soothe away your stress with a Worry Pet, designed and created by you! A Worry Pet is a therapeutic toy

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