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Mar 28, 2010 · The annex to the Toledo Museum of Art is both an exhibition space for the museum’s glass collection, and a glass making facility. Conceived as a single one-story volume penetrated by...
Since its opening in 2006, the Glass Pavilion has uniquely combined its role as the home of one of the world’s great glass collections with its place as a working glass studio born from Toledo roots. In 1962, the Studio Glass Movement was born in a garage on the Toledo Museum of Art grounds.
Though currently the city’s glass industry has practically disappeared, the Toledo Museum of Art – transformed today into a centennial institution – has decided to extend its facilities with the construction of an annex to custody and display the museum’s impressive collection of glass artworks (over 5,000 pieces) and guide visitors ...
The beautiful Glass Pavilion is a part of The Toledo Museum of Art, which sits across the street from it. It's not surprising that a city know for glass would have a substantial collection like the one housed here.
The Toledo Museum of Art was established in 1901 to share the transformative power of art with the community. More than 30,000 artworks are housed in architecturally significant buildings on our 37-acre campus. Innovative and extensive education programs offer a variety of multi-sensory experiences for every visitor.
The Toledo Museum of Art displays artworks throughout galleries in the Green Building, the Glass Pavilion, and the Sculpture Garden. TMA offers many other amenities for our visitors: Café, Store, Library, Family Center, Little Theater, Glass Studio, and Art Classes.
The Toledo Museum of Art’s Glass Pavilion is a quiet and compelling composition. It is located across the street from the neoclassical Toledo Museum of Art by architects Edward B. Green and Harry W.
