WheatonArts Blog

Ndivhuho Rasengani

Ndivhuho RasenganiJohannesburg, South AfricaSculptor, Designer, and Creative Consultant — “I utilize my Creative practice as a form of meditation, praise,

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Eriko Kobayashi

Eriko KobayashiSeattle, WA, USAEriko (b.Tokyo, Japan) fell in love with the color and texture of glass in 2014. This fascination

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Josefina Munoz Torres

Josefina Muñoz Torres (she/her) is a Chilean multidisciplinary visual artist whose research-driven practice examines space, architecture, and place in terms

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Paige Lizbeth Morris

Paige Lizbeth MorrisPhiladelphia, PA, USAPaige is an interdisciplinary artist and educator in Philadelphia, PA. Building upon her foundation in glass,

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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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