The Museum’s curatorial staff are responsible for the care, display and research of more than 50,000 objects. The Asian glass collection—small but extremely important—was one area in need of more research and evaluation. That’s where Dr. Shelly Xue comes in. … Read more →
One of the challenges of organizing Tiffany’s Glass Mosaics was that many of Tiffany’s mosaics are located in their original architectural settings, or in situ, and cannot be removed to loan to an exhibition. Curators Kelly Conway and Lindsy Parrott … Read more →
Katherine (Kate) Larson came to The Corning Museum of Glass in 2016 as a curatorial assistant, but was recently promoted to Assistant Curator of Ancient and Islamic Glass. We took time to sit down with Kate and talk about her … Read more →
As soon as the Fragile Legacy exhibition closed in January, the Museum’s exhibition and collections staff switched gears to prepare for our current exhibition, Tiffany’s Glass Mosaics. It took two weeks to remove, or de-install, the popular Blaschka exhibition. Then, … Read more →