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Glass Symphony
916 NW Wall Street
Bend, OR 97701
(541) 388-0331
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Do you have supplies for the glass artists?
Yes. We have a complete glass craft store featuring glass from Spectrum, Bullseye, Uroboros, Kokomo, Youghiogheny and Armstrong. We carry a full line of tools, pattern books, and instruction books. We also have frit, stringers, noodles, billets and other glass for artists' use. Our art glass supply store is located behind our gallery and can also be entered from Gasoline Alley.
Do you do Custom Work?
Yes. We offer custom warm glass work including fused and slumped pieces such as bowls, plates, platters, designed and constructed to the customer's specifications in our studio. We also do custom stained and leaded glass pieces and custom architectural panels in house. We will be happy to assist in design or to work with you or your designer to create the perfect piece for your home or office. Also, many of the artists we represent accept commissions for pieces or will standard pieces in the color or size requested by a customer.
Do you offer classes?
Yes. We offer classes in warm (kiln formed) glass work and in stained and leaded glass. Most classes are offered through Central Oregon Community College. For further information on scheduled classes, please visit the store or contact us by e mail.
Do you carry the work of local artists?
Yes. We do. There are several local artists displayed in our gallery.
How does a local or unknown artist arrange to have you carry their work?
Artists wishing us to consider carrying their work should send us a portfolio by e mail, or telephone to arrange an appointment for us to review and consider their work.
Do you buy the work of unknown artists?
Sometimes. But this type of work is usually handled on consignment. |
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Glass Symphony Gallery closed its brick and mortar facility on Friday, April 30th at 6 pm. We still have a large inventory of fine glass art. No reasonable offer will be refused. Call for pricing.
The art supply and studio will close May 30th. In the meantime, everything in the art supply store is radically reduced to move. |
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