Here you can access the GSoI quarterly newsletter featuring a summary of society updates, member news, opportunities, exhibitions and more items of interest: https://mailchi.mp/c0ceada68c47/gsoi-autumn-2026 Happy Reading!
GSoI’s milestone exhibition, ‘Of Sand & Ash’ opened at the National Design & Craft Gallery, Kilkenny on August 6th, 2026. In partnership with the Design & Crafts Council Ireland (DCCI),…
For exhibiting artists please find information relating to GSoI ‘Connecting’ Exhibition on this page. It will be updated with relevant information as it arises. First location for this touring exhibition…
Making connects us with the world, through the raw materials we shape, the sharing of skills over generations and the exchange of crafted objects. There are many ways that we…
We are delighted to announce all three of our jurors for our members exhibition – CONNECTING. Siobhán Doyle, curator at The National Museum Of Ireland Dr. Caroline Madden, NCAD Faculty…
Overlooked: World of Glass, St Helens Overlooked: World of Glass, St Helens Each piece of work celebrates and highlights the beauty of the imperfect, the quiet, the different, or the…
Thank you to all who contributed to our Peace Bowls exhibition. Glass Society of Ireland presented an exhibition of Peace Bowls by selected members at City Assembly House, South Williams…
The Glass Society of Ireland presents Peace Bowls, an exhibition that stands as a statement in support of those affected by conflict, advocating for peace among people of all faiths and…
The 18th Hangzhou Culture and Creative Industry Expo has begun and will run through to November 27th 2024. We are delighted to have a large number of GSoI members representing…
From September 20th to 22nd 2024, the picturesque town of Biot in the south of France hosted the Biot International Glass Festival. This festival draws artists, collectors, and glass enthusiasts from across the…