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GLASS LIGHT ART & ARCHITECTURE SYNERGIES
Progressing the use of glass in architecture, art and construction
GLAAS Inc is a registered Charity, please consider a donation to help us continue our work
'LET THE LIGHT SHINE'
See Promo here
‘Let the Light Shine’ is a documentary on Australian commemorative stained glass based on Dr Bronwyn Hughes’ recently released book.
GLAAS Inc produced – with the support of the Department of Veterans Affairs - 'Let the Light Shine', a 30-minute documentary that sheds new light on war by exploring the social, cultural and military history embedded in glass.
As screenings become available we will list the details here.
Australian Centre for
Glass Design
@Melbourne Polytechnic
Gallery Open
Thursday to Saturday
11am to 4pm
140 High St Prahran
0407 002 834
First Nations Artists Glass
Workshops Program here
Proudly supported by:
Certificate III and
IV Glass Courses
at Melbourne Polytechnic
Prahran for 2022
See here
for more
information
We acknowledge the
Kulin Nation Peoples’ traditional learnings and
teachings which occurred for
thousands of years on the land where Glaas Inc is now located, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water, sky and community.
We pay our respects to Elders
past, present and emerging.
 Geoffrey Wallace Stained Glass St Peters Toorak 3 |  Christopher John |
|---|---|
 Anne Sorensen |  Tess Duke |
 Jan Aspinall |  Robert Wynne "Raven's Clutch" |
 Jan Aspinall |  Mark Howard |
 Jan Aspinall |  Christopher John |
 Lisa Cahill |  Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Wall |
 Anne Sorensen |  Mark Howard |
 Andrew Crewes |  Christopher John |
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