Visions and Voices 2026 — Art Glass Center at Glen Echo

Visions and Voices 2026 is a group exhibition at the Popcorn Gallery presented by the Art Glass Center at Glen Echo. The show features the work of the center’s Resident Artists, Studio Artists, and Board Members, highlighting the variety and breadth of techniques practiced in kiln-formed glass, including fused, kiln cast, and flameworked glass. Through this exhibition, the Art Glass Center aims to educate the general public on these techniques and the work of the center.

When: June 5 through June 28, 2026 (specific hours or opening reception not provided in the source text).

Venue: Popcorn Gallery at Glen Echo Park, part of the Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture.

Participating Artists: Michaela Borghese, Christine Burris, Elaine Byergo, Keary Cannon, Diane Cooper Cabe, Matt Fuchs, Katherine Siena Hubley, Virginia Hughes, Allan Jaworski, Suzanne Parisi, Michele Rubin, Sherry G. Selevan, Allison Zwibak Turner, Mary S. Wactlar, Karen Wilson, Janet Wittenberg, and Amy Wolverton.

About the Art Glass Center: The Art Glass Center at Glen Echo Park has been a resident studio for over 40 years and operates in cooperation with the Glen Echo Partnership for Arts and Culture. Its mission is to serve as a school, resource center, and gallery for contemporary kilnformed glass, offering workshops for all experience levels, open studio time, and exhibitions in the Zayde Sleph Gallery.

Price: Not provided in the source text.

Ages: Not specified; likely open to all.

Accessibility: Not mentioned in the source text.

Note: The exhibition is a group show that educates the public on kiln-formed glass techniques while showcasing the creative output of the Art Glass Center’s affiliated artists.