flameworked glass – From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art

June 1, 2026May 27, 2026

Treasures from the Vault: Carmen Lozar

A small sculpture with a woman standing on top of a roof. The only visible portion of the house is the top third, slanted on an angle. Three brown dogs look up to the woman, or over the edge of the roof. The woman is clutching a blue towel that is wrapped around her. She has brown hair put up in buns, and something like a tiara on her head. Up the sides of the house are growing four vines.

Learn about glass artist, Carmen Lozar in today's Treasures from the Vault! Studying under influences such as Paul Stankard, Lozar invites viewers into a space of narrative and detail.

March 2, 2026

Treasures from the Vault: Amber Cowan

A white sculpture made of several decorative pieces stacked on top of one another. Elements like grapes, leaves, flowers, and wings combine to make a vertical, all white form. This view shows the bell-like shape of the base, with the top opening like a widened bowl.

Take a look at antique glass through the work of artist Amber Cowan. Research Curator Sachi Yanari-Rizzo walks us through Cowan's journey, and her elegant, nostalgic sculptures.

March 25, 2025April 21, 2025

Playing Favorites: Zoe Niverson & Lucio Bubacco

A blue, glass, decorative drinking vessel. The rim is painted with golden grapevines. The stem is surrounded by small figurines representing Perseus and Medusa. Delicate, flameworked vines and waves of water intertwine around the glass stem.

Staff at #fwmoa are being asked, "What's your favorite artwork on display?" Zoe Niverson, our 2025 Education Department Intern, tells us her thoughts! Read about her favorite work #nowonview in the Glass Wing.

September 30, 2024April 4, 2025

Artist Interview: Kimberly Thomas

New acquisitions are in and the #fwmoa curatorial staff are excited! Assoc. Curator of Special Collections & Archives Lauren Wolfer interviewed Kimberly Thomas to learn how she brings her miniature glass sculptures to life.