Oct 03

UrbanGlass: New York’s historic glass studio reopens in a renovated space, adding a gallery and storefront

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BAM’s Harvey Theater now has a shiny new neighbor. Founded in 1977 by Richard Yelle and Joe Upham, the New York Experimental Glass Workshop—the country’s first open-access glass studio—has bounced around from its original Great Jones Street location in Manhattan to several other…

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