Schedule of Artist Exhibitions
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Upcoming Gallery Exhibits
Glass Arts Collective
31139 Via Colinas, Unit 201
Westake Village, CA 91362
Lindero Oaks Shopping Center
Across from the Four Seasons Hotel
DIRECTIONS From 101 Fwy - Lindero Canyon Exit
North Bound turn Right / South Bound turn Left
Get in the two Left Turn lanes onto Via Colinas
5th Driveway on the Right - Drive to the end of the second building on the Right
Closed Mondays and Tuesday
Wednesday - Friday Noon - 5:00pm
Saturday - Sunday 10:00am - 4:00pm
Click Below on the Artist’s Name to go to their Gift Shop Page
January 2024
August 2024
Artist: Katie Pope
June 2024
Artist: Darlene Heusser
September 2024
Artist: Stella Schloss
Below are various pieces and pictures since we opened. To see what is available for sale, please click on the Artist’s Name.
July 2024
Artist:
November and December 2023
Variety of Artists
Holiday Boutique
Nancy Marks pulling cane and stringers in the studio - 2021 is so exciting!
Stacking squares - platter
Square space - geometric cuts then fused to create this fun design. Garry Star has inspired many others with this piece!
Hand pulled cane freshly pulled.
Multi legged friend
Piano keyboard dish
Plate with Iridescent glass and strips. Fun when you give it a little turn, it has a different composition.
Dish with sand color frit (crushed glass)
Iridescent plate - one piece of glass cut and shaped
Opalescent, Transparent and Frit glass Draped.
No cutting - scraps of glass piled on a black background to create this fun and colorful piece
Iridenscent glass using glass powder and a stencils
Triangles of glass stacked and shaped into a dish
This bowl lives at my house. Driftwood on the inside and cyan blue on the outside. It's a conversation piece!
Platter - Driftwood glass - each piece has some unique colors and designs
Transparent glass shapes with strings for lines in between are placed in a tray. It's at home on the coffee table.
No cutting stacking trasparent glass
Clear glass with stringers cut in a circle ready to be draped into a round dish
Clear glass with glass stringers, glass confetti and a few dots to make a colorful piece
Blue, Iridescent and gray glass to form a plate
Midnight blue and red stripe to create a dramatic dish
Coasters, Suncatcheser, magnets and garden stakes - options for the Intro to Fused Glass
Valentines Theme, white and red stripes slumped into a heart dish
Various colors and sizes of stringers lined up.
The breaking tool make your job of creating a snap.
Coster with two colors
Blue with French Vanilla frit (crushed glass) see the reaction
Tea light with a base of fused colors of glass
Transparent colors ready to brighten the garden
Fused glass classes - material included.
Holiday dish with white base ad green frit with red dots
Clock made from a cascading colors glass sheet
Iridenscent glass with stripes to form a plate
Menorah glass tray to catch wax drips
Decorated glass dish draped to form the home for Yahrzeit Memorial Candle
Suncatcher with various transparent colors and shapes
Various colors of glass cut and fused together
Company team building event - huge success!
Candle tray to catch any wax
Fine frit is similar to the consistence of sand. So why not make "sand art" type pieces.
Circles and more Circles make this square bowl playful.
Date night!
All ages enjoy working with glass.
What a wonderful gift for anyone! Flowers that bloom all year. Even in a glass vase!
Fused glass can be in the garden and bright your yard all year!
A fused glass wine rack that can hold 4 bottles. Just the gift for that someone special or a house warming!
Examples of suncatchers done in the Introduction to Fused Glass class.
Darlene Heusser, created Iridescentn glass with black stringers are the focal point of this beautiful wine rack.
If you can't decide if you want a circle or a square - put them together with about every color of the rainbow. Then slump it into a dish for you kitchen.
Scoring the glass to have it break where you want it. Easier than you think.
Stensils and glass powder can create detailed and warm designs as with this blue powder on a transparent yellow background.
Playing in the studio, with frit makes unique designs.
Laying out the pieces of red, yellow, blue, and green glass.
Blues, yellows and amber stingers are crossing over to create this lovely pattern.
A colorful burst of reds, oranges, yellows, ambers are just a few of the colors that are helping this to shine.
Let's start with a design and the glass make it come to life.
Susan has a design in mind and is cutting the pieces to make it all come together.
The technique used to make this butterfly is an advanced class. It's soothing and relaxing.
The beginner classes are a great way to express your imagination. These blue and yellow flowers are suncathers and eye catching!
Patricia Spear's first project in fused glass. Red, black, and white with an open imagination created these coasters as a gift for a friend's birthday.
Stained Glass feature by Katie Pope. What great colors, design, and skills!
Showing off her finished stained glass bird. In a beginner class. Nice job!
CJ Wood made a baseball field. He's excited to come back again soon.
A butterfly nightlight to light the way in the dark.
Susan Salinas has the holidays covered with beautiful handmade the gifts. This tray with cranberry, green and blue frit and confetti. Is a great example.
Friends coming together to have fun and learn a new skill.
Made for her kids, Grandma's dog as a nightlight.
Glass plants mixed with stringers and glass dots make a warm and inviting piece.
Stacking fused glass pieces can create such a colorful and fun piece.
Stained glass flower just brightens anyone's day.
No all projects have to be complicated. This small dish is red glass with black and white stringers.
Patricia Spears created this beautiful tree highlighting the colors of the four seasons.
A 15 year old made a lava lamp in her first class.
These colorful suncatchers are the work of a new student. Her very first project.
Family having fun together make fused glass pieces.
Darlene Heusser was the artist of this dragonfly is just enjoy the flowers.
Holidays are always so fun. Xmas tree and presents ready.
Let's go fly a kite with Darlene Heusser. These are at her home in a back yard decorating a tree with some of the friends.
Seahorse looks right at home.
Pulling glass cane and stringers
The comradery of team members getting together outside of work....priceless.
Glass on the left was combined to create the beautiful cane on the right.
Leaves made from wafers provide a decorative fall color plate.
Patricia Spears 12" Bowl with dramatic colors and dichroic strip as a special focal point.
Abby Garner's creation with a design that is a beautiful decor piece that is also very usable!
Steve Dennis is a stained glass artists who is continuing his creativity at the studio!
Darlene Heuser created this sunning piece of fused glass with colors of blue and green.
Garden stake - 2 ft tall
Danielle Klebanov created this stunning bowl.
Marilyn Topalian created this great little tray while waiting for her daughter.
Colorful and cheerful party platter! That's the name of the mold. About 12 1/2" x 19 1/2", plenty of room for lots of refreshments!
