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Discover works made by contemporary studio glass artists, innovative jewelry designers, and emerging makers.

Vetri is the nation's foremost exhibitor of exciting and innovative new work in glass. Founded in 1996, we showcase emerging talent in art glass and design, as well as select works by internationally renowned artists such as Dale Chihuly, Preston Singletary, Nancy Callan, and Hiroshi Yamano. Vetri represents the work of a variety of artists - offering one of a kind artworks and handmade blown glas

sware for every collector. Vetri Seattle is located between Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum in downtown Seattle.

11/07/2025

☀️ Vetri is excited to feature new prints by Theresa Wingert at Seattle Art Fair, July 17–20, at Booth B04.

Wingert’s work is rooted in printmaking, shaped by her background in photography and film. Her richly layered monotypes explore atmosphere, memory, and place, each one unfolding like a still frame from a larger story. With a focus on emotional nuance over precision, she creates moody, tactile compositions that invite a closer look.

From directing global campaigns to quietly building plates in the studio, Wingert brings a cinematic eye to every print. Her latest series blends intuition, narrative, and texture—drawing you into worlds both distant and familiar.

Stop by Booth B04 to experience her newest work in person.

📍 Lumen Field Event Center, Seattle
800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA

10/07/2025

☀️Please join us for a summer party!

We’re hosting a full-on day party on Saturday, July 12, from 2:00 to 6:00 PM at the Ship Canal. This is our first major summer celebration in the new space, and we’d love for you, your friends, neighbors, and the whole community to join us.

We’re marking the opening of The Long Light at Vetri featuring works by Ben Cobb, Cedric Mitchell, Theresa Wingert, Meg Hartwell, along with Traver Gallery’s “A Really Big Group Show,” our amazing new neighbors , and of course, all of you.

Bring all your people.☀️

09/07/2025

☀️ Vetri is back next week at Seattle Art Fair, July 17–20. Come find us at Booth B04.

This year, we’re proud to debut new work by Andi Kovel, an artist whose dynamic approach continues to expand the language of contemporary glass.

Kovel’s sculptural work explores the expressive potential of the material, balancing bold, experimental form with a refined design sensibility. Her background in sculpture, textiles, and accessory design informs a practice rooted in material exploration and conceptual clarity.

After beginning her career at Urban Glass in Brooklyn, where she worked with artists such as Jeff Koons and Robert Rauschenberg, Kovel co-founded ESQUE Studio in 1999. Her studio has since become internationally recognized for work that blurs the boundaries between craft, design, and contemporary art.

We’re honored to present her latest collection and invite you to visit us at the fair.
See you next week!

📍 Lumen Field Event Center, Seattle
800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA

08/07/2025

☀️ We are throwing a summer party and you’re invited!

Join us Saturday, July 12, from 2–6 PM at West Canal Yards for an afternoon of art, music, snacks, drinks, and good company.

We’re celebrating our new summer group show The Long Light, featuring works by Ben Cobb, Cedric Mitchell, Theresa Wingert, Meg Hartwell, along with Traver Gallery’s “A Really Big Group Show,” our amazing new neighbors , and of course, all of you.

✨ This is our first major summer celebration in the new space, and we invite the whole community to join in. Come hang with and explore what’s new at Vetri.

📍 1100 W. Ewing St. on the Ship Canal
🗓️ Saturday, July 12 | 2–6 PM

04/07/2025

⭐️Come visit us on Saturday! Have a nice July 4th.

03/07/2025

🌟We are so excited for this years Seattle Art Fair and the opportunity for so many of our artist to show off their skills! Check out the mobile hotshot this year!

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Get ready for ‘Glass show to go!,’ a live outdoor activation by the Mobile Hot Shop, presented in partnership with .

Set in a vibrant box truck outside , this fully equipped mobile studio brings the energy of live glassmaking beyond the museum’s walls.

Throughout the fair weekend, you can witness molten glass shaped in real time by skilled artists, accompanied by a knowledgeable emcee who narrates each step—illuminating the tools, techniques, and process behind every piece.

See schedule and plan your visit to →

02/07/2025

🟢Vetri is pleased to present OFFSITE
When: Thursday, July 3, 5–8 PM (First Thursday Art Walk)
Where: Tashiro Kaplan Studios, (Stephanie Hargrave Studio) 306 S. Washington St. #104

OFFSITE, is a micro-exhibition featuring a focused selection of glass, ceramic, and print works by three Vetri artists: Grace Whiteside, Isaac Feuerman, and Eric Fisher. These artists explore material, function, and form in playful and refined ways.

This new OFFSITE initiative brings contemporary glass and fine craft into fresh settings beyond the gallery walls.

Other times to visit: Saturday, July 12, 12–4 PM (Second Saturday Open Studios) and by appointment

For information or to schedule a visit, contact Sheila Strobel at (206) 330-1747 or [email protected]

24/06/2025

JOIN US AT SEATTLE ART FAIR
July 17-20th

We’re thrilled to introduce Emmanuel (Manolo) Aguilera in “Convival”, his inaugural Vetri exhibition at the Seattle Art Fair. A glass artist originally from Veracruz, Mexico, and now based in Seattle, Manolo’s work explores themes of identity, transformation, and cultural memory through the lens of his Indigenous heritage.

Aguilera’s Mesoamerican sculptures channel the visual language of pre-Columbian architecture and mythology, honoring a cultural lineage that continues to shape Mexican identity and diasporic belonging. Alongside these are pieces from his Nopales Series, inspired by the sacred cactus depicted in Aztec codices and featured on the Mexican flag, a symbol of endurance, resilience, and deep-rooted strength.

Alongside works by Aguilera, Vetri will feature sculptural glass vessels by Andi Kovel, Cedric Mitchell’s Funky Forms, mixed-media paintings by Tina Randolph, and monotype prints by Theresa Wingert.

We hope you can visit us at booth and look forward to seeing you there!

21/06/2025

☀️The Long Light
Vetri Summer Group Show at West Canal Yards
June 28 – July 26, 2025
Opening Day Party: Saturday, July 12, 2:00–6:00 PM

Vetri is pleased to present The Long Light, a vibrant summer group exhibition on view June 28 through July 26, 2025. Featured artists include Ben Cobb, Cedric Mitchell, Theresa Wingert,and Meg Hartwell.

☀️Please join us for a summer party like no other!

We’re hosting a full-on day party on Saturday, July 12, from 2:00 to 6:00 PM at the Ship Canal. This is our first major summer celebration in the new space, and we’d love for you, your friends, neighbors, and the whole community to join us.

We’re marking the opening of The Long Light at Vetri and A Really Big Group Show at Traver Gallery with an afternoon of music, snacks, drinks, and sun. It’s an open invitation to all of our artists and to anyone who loves art and a good time.

Bring your people and let’s make it a party. ☀️

21/05/2025

Based in London, Amy Cushing draws inspiration from the expressive language of color. This is clearly reflected in her abstract, fluid, geometric work. Trained in Public Art at Chelsea School of Art, London, Cushing specializes in ceramics and glass, blending these mediums to create luminous kiln-formed glass pieces.

Inspired by the quest for vivid color in ceramic glazes, Cushing innovatively fused glass with clay, which yielded surprising results. This experimentation ultimately steered her towards the enchanting realm of kiln-formed glass, known for its luminosity and transformative potential. Focusing on color sequencing and balance, Cushing’s studio practice showcases her extensive knowledge in hand-crafting unique artwork, sculptures, and large-scale installations.

Amy Cushing
MEMPHIS (Mint, Black, White)
11.5” x 8.5” x 2”d
kiln-formed glass

13/05/2025

Vetri is looking forward to 2025 Seattle Art Fair.

Returning this summer with an expanded glass program, celebrates the Pacific Northwest’s rich legacy in glassmaking and the growing innovation shaping the medium across the region and beyond.

The fair will feature dedicated presentations from ,, , and in addition to 85+ exhibiting galleries—with glass highlights from JC2 Gallery, A Lighthouse called Kanata, Stonington Gallery, Traver Gallery, and others.

This year’s theater program will delve into the ideas and innovations driving contemporary glass through a series of artist talks and panel discussions.

Stay tuned for more programming details 🔜

10/05/2025

♥️Vetri is pleased to share that the Ship Canal pop-up has been extended! ✨

We’ve been enjoying the seabirds, the sunshine, and the rhythm of the working waterfront, so we’ve decided to stay a little longer.

This May, Vetri features a collection of George William Bell’s glowing abstract forms, alongside a dynamic range of work by many notable gallery artists. Jason Christian debuts two new Reticello Yo-Yos and baskets by Preston Singletary, including a large-scale piece that anchors the floor.

Also on view are sculptures by Andi Kovel, Justin Parker, Anne Clifton, Anne Wahlström, and a selection of Glasskibe from Backhaus Brown & Egevaerk.

A curated mix of functional and design-focused objects rounds out the space with goblets, carafes, and pitchers by Grace Whiteside, ceramics by Alison Reintjes, Dimple Bowls by Esque Studio, and Murrine Bowls by Joseph Enszo.

We look forward to welcoming you into the gallery to explore.

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Tuesday	10:00 - 04:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 18:00
Thursday	10:00 - 18:00
Friday	10:00 - 18:00
Saturday	10:00 - 18:00

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http://www.vetriglass.com/

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