Today’s post is from Museum Explainer Elizabeth Caroscio, who is currently a student at Drew University. Glass as a medium is extraordinarily unique in so many ways. One area in which glass is unique that is of great interest to me is … Read more →
Today’s post is from Museum Explainer Joanne Wang. I am an Explainer at The Corning Museum of Glass, meaning I am a tour guide for summer youth groups that come to the Museum. In my two summers of working here, I’ve given … Read more →
Today’s post comes from Explainer Meredith Rector. Imagine sitting next to a fellow guest at a mutual friend’s gathering. Tea is being served and the fine china is out. The tea is poured into dainty cups for each guest. And then, the … Read more →
Today’s post comes from Explainer Valerie Oppenheim. A common question here at The Corning Museum of Glass is something like this: “If you look at really old windows, a lot of times the bottom of the glass is thicker than the top. … Read more →