Canberra Glassworks

A: 11 Wentworth Ave, Kingston ACT Australia

P: +61 2 6260 7005

E: contactus@canberraglassworks.com

Situated in the historic Kingston Power House, Canberra Glassworks combines spacious industrial cathedral interiors with the drama and thrill of glass blowing for a truly unforgettable experience.

Its mission is to increase the visibility, viability and vitality of Australian glass by being an engaging and valued centre for art, craft and design within the Australian cultural landscape.

Canberra Glassworks provides artists with state-of-the-art equipment; intensive workshops taught by leading glass artists; studios and residency programs; and a unique context to explore, develop and realise new work.

Canberra Glassworks also provides diverse opportunities for visitors to interact with and learn about glass making and the heritage of Canberra’s Kingston Power House. Visitors can meet artists, see glassmaking as it happens, view exhibitions, take tours and have a hands-on experience working with glass.

FACILITIES

  • Viewing platform
  • Historic building
  • Free guided tours (bookings required)
  • Gallery shop
  • Wheelchair access (contact ahead of time for workshop access)
  • Workshops & classes

FEATURED STORIES AND EXHIBITIONS

Robert Fielding: NYARU

Canberra Glassworks presents work by Robert Fielding, following a Glassworks supported residency.

Robert Fielding: Solo Exhibition

Canberra Glassworks presents works by Robert Fielding.

Rosalind Lemoh: Told. Retold. Untold.

Canberra Glassworks presents work by Rosalind Lemoh.

Canberra Glassworks Artists in Residence revealed

16 artists will be recipients this year.

Nicholas Burridge: Built Geologies

Canberra Glassworks presents work by Nicholas Burridge.

Group Exhibition: Memphis Now

Canberra Glassworks presents a group exhibition.

Tom Rowney: Aventurine Spirit

Canberra Glassworks presents work by Tom Rowney.

Canberra Glassworks Reveals 2023 Artists in Residence

18 artists have been selected to progress their practice, including John Brekke and Robert Fielding.

Quiet work makes a statement at Vicki Torr International Year of Glass Prize

Canberra artist wins both first place and People’s Choice Prize.