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About the Glick Center for Glass
The Glick Center is a vibrant studio environment under Ball State’s School of Art. It boasts five distinct glass studios: glassblowing, flameworking, neon, kiln casting/forming, and coldworking. Under the guidance of esteemed faculty members, the Glick Center provides a comprehensive education in contemporary glass processes.
Generously funded by The Glick Fund, a component of the Central Indiana Community Foundation established by Marilyn and Eugene Glick, the Glick Center champions the practice of contemporary glass art at Ball State University and in the East Central Indiana Region community.
The Marilyn K. Glick Center Team
Visit
The Glick Center is open to the public. Visitors can observe the hot shop and view a unique glass art collection in the lobby. The collection features established studio artists, contemporary glass sculpture, faculty demonstrations, and student work. Tours of the full studio are available by appointment only. Email us to book.
The Glick Center is a popular stop for K-12 Schools. We currently host classes from over ten counties. Students tour the glass studios and learn about glass art through our collection and enjoy hands on examples from our interactive GLOWcart. Interested in booking a tour with us? Find more information here or email glick@bsu.edu
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