Glass Workshop Australian National University

Sharing Stories Visiting Artist @sh.ane9695 Hotshop Studio Demo @baileydonovanglass

Australian National University PhD candidates and presenters @b.os_design Deon Hickey Leo Chen Mackinley Shaw

Presenters @cecelia_kumeroa @_katehill_ @ben.jamin.woods

🛎 Reminder: the Christine & Stephen Procter Interdisciplinary Craft Symposium 2026 takes place this Friday, 17 April. Join us for a day of presentations, discussion and demonstrations with Norwood Viviano, Dr Deirdre Feeney, Cecelia Kumeroa, Dr Kate Hill, Dr Ben Woods, Beth O’Sullivan, Deon Hickey, Leo (Yixin) Chen, Mackinley Shaw, Shane Herrington and Bailey Donovan. Full program and registration >> Link in bio under [Upcoming Events] 📅 Fri 17 Apr, 9am–3pm AEST 📍 School of Art & Design Lecture Theatre & Glass & Ceramics Workshop ☕ Light refreshments provided Image: Norwood Viviano. Recasting Houston (2019/2022). Kiln cast glass and 3D printed pattern. 14” x 14” x 13”. Photographer credit - Tim Thayer/ Robert Hensleigh @ouranu @anucass @studyanu_ #ANU #ANUSchoolOfArtAndDesign #Symposium #CraftSymposium #InterdisciplinaryCraft #GlassArt #Ceramics #DigitalFabrication #ContemporaryCraft #ArtAndTechnology #CreativePractice #CanberraArts

The amazing opening speakers of the upcoming Christine and Stephen Procter Interdisciplinary Craft Symposium @norwoodviviano @deirdre_feeney

A teaser for our upcoming FREE event at the School of Art and Design. Lectures, PhD features, Glass 3D printing, waterjet and hot glass demos, and a ceramic collaborative build! Please register! Link in Bio. ft. @norwoodviviano @deirdre_feeney @cecelia_kumeroa @_katehill_ @ben.jamin.woods @b.os_design Deon Hickey Leo Chen Mackinley Shaw Shane Herrington @baileydonovanglass Organised by @thepowderprinter @sarmiento_glass @catherineanewton @anuartdesign

Reminder: applications for The Procter Fellowship 2026 (Domestic) close tomorrow — 31 March. The Fellowship supports Australian and international artists by providing opportunities significant to their artistic practice, while strengthening connections across glass communities worldwide. This opportunity alternates annually between international and Australian-based artists. 2026 Domestic Fellowship details - 4-week residency - Scheduled between 27 July and 19 September 2026 - Deadline extended to COB 31 March Enquiries & applications: Link in bio under [Latest News] Image: Stephen Procter, Seeds of Light 1992, cast and sandblasted glass. 9 cm each. @ouranu @anucass @studyanu_ #ProcterFellowship #TheProcterFellowship #ApplicationsOpen #ArtsResidency #ArtistOpportunity #ResidencyOpportunity #GlassArt #ContemporaryGlass #AustralianArtists #EmergingArtists #ArtistResidency #VisualArts #ContemporaryArt #CallForArtists #ArtsOpportunities #CanberraArts #ANU #SchoolOfArtAndDesign

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Year Without a Sun is an ongoing project by Anna May Kirk, supported by the 2024 Christine and Stephen Procter Fellowship and developed between ANU Glass School and on residency in Longyearbyen, Svalbard. Year Without a Sun draws upon the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora. This volcanic event caused a major climatic shift here and across the globe, and is now a case study for the cultural, social and economic impacts of sudden temperature and weather shifts. Whilst on residency at ANU Glass School, Kirk developed a series of camera lenses made from melting this volcanic sand, she then travelled in October 2025 to Longyearbyen, one of the world’s northern most towns in the high Arctic, to document climatically impacted landscapes through them - landscapes that are warming 5-7 times faster than the global average. In doing so, the past climate catastrophe caused by the eruption of Mt Tambora is reanimated as an eye through which to re-see present change. We are looking for our next domestic Procter Fellow! Funding for international travel and a residency in the Glass Workshop ANU. Please consider applying, closing in two weeks. Link in bio.

Christine & Stephen Procter Interdisciplinary Craft Symposium 2026 Join us on Fri 17 Apr for a day of presentations, demonstrations and discussion exploring how digital tools are shaping contemporary glass and ceramic practices. Register now >> Link in bio under Upcoming Events This symposium considers technology in its broadest sense — from digital innovation to material transformation — and reflects on creativity, ecology, and the future of sustainable and ethical making. We’re delighted to welcome Norwood Viviano @norwoodviviano as keynote speaker, whose practice brings together digital 3D modelling and printing with traditional glassblowing and casting processes. 📅 Fri 17 Apr, 9am–3pm AEST 📍 School of Art & Design Lecture Theatre & Glass Workshop ☕ Light refreshments provided Image: Norwood Viviano, Recasting Portland (2019). Photo credit: Tim Thayer / Robert Hensleigh. @ouranu @anucass @studyanu_ @canberraglassworks #ANU #ANUSchoolOfArtAndDesign #GlassArt #Ceramics #CraftSymposium #NorwoodViviano #DigitalCraft #ContemporaryArt

The Procter Fellowship 2026 (Domestic) — Applications Now Open | Deadline extended The Fellowship supports Australian and international artists by providing opportunities significant to their artistic practice and aims to strengthen connections across glass communities worldwide. The opportunity alternates annually between international and Australian-based artists. 2026 Domestic Fellowship details Residency length: 4 weeks Residency period: scheduled between 27 July and 19 September 2026 Deadline: extended to COB 31 March Enquiries & Applications >> Link in bio under Latest News Image: Stephen Procter, ‘Seeds of Light’ 1992, cast and sandblasted glass. 9 cm each. @ouranu @studyanu_ @anucass @canberraglassworks #ANU #SchoolOfArtAndDesign #GlassArt #StudioGlass #ArtistResidency #ArtsOpportunity #CreativeOpportunity #CanberraArts #AustralianArtists #EmergingArtists #ContemporaryCraft #CraftArts #VisualArts #ArtFellowship #ProcterFellowship