Heart of Glass: Art & Innovation at 2100 Degrees
A BIMA PRISM PROGRAM
Part of Handwork 2026
The Pacific Northwest has become a global hub for glass art. In this exciting talk by Museum of Glass Curator Katie Buckingham, learn how centuries-old Italian traditions landed here, fueling a community of collaboration, creativity, and innovation.
This talk blends history and science with stunning examples of glass art, revealing an art form that is still evolving today. Whether you’re an art lover, history buff, or an inquisitive mind, get ready to experience creativity at 2100 degrees Fahrenheit!
There will be an audience Q&A and reception following the talk. This event is FREE with registration.
Generously sponsored by Humanities Washington.
When
3:00pm – 5:00pm
Where
Bistro
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ABOUT KATIE BUCKINGHAM
Katie Buckingham is the Curator at the Museum of Glass (Tacoma), where she develops exhibitions, researches collections, and coordinates the Museum’s vibrant residency program. She previously served as President of the Washington Museum Association Board of Directors. She received an MA in Museology from the University of Washington and a BA in Art History from Whitman College. Katie lives in Tacoma.
Follow Katie: @katie_thecurator
BIMA’s PRISM programming is where art comes alive, off the walls and onto the stage. From films and concerts to artist talks and community celebrations, PRISM expands what it means to be an art museum through regular, engaging live events on BIMA’s stage, in its galleries, and outside the museum.
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