Immerse yourself in art, ideas, color, and light. Yoga at the Chrysler Museum is a unique experience designed to be both restorative and illuminating. Join this easygoing practice that expands the mind, stretches the body, and is designed with you and the art in mind!
In this afternoon class, learn to cut, grind, foil and solder stained glass while creating a hanging “rainbow catcher”.
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Hot glass and live music come together for memorable evenings during Glass After Dark. Each month, watch the Perry Glass Studio team take the molten material to exciting places and enjoy entertainment by local musicians.
Helen Lee is an artist, designer, and educator. She holds an MFA in Glass from RISD and a BSAD in Architecture from MIT. Her work is in the collections of Minnesota Museum of American Art, Corning Museum of Glass, Chrysler Museum Glass Studio, and Toyama City Institute of Glass Art. Recent exhibitions include: Exuviae at Art Lit Lab, Through a Glass Darkly at Delaware Contemporary, and Momentum | Intersection at Toledo Museum of Art. Lee has taught at Rhode Island School of Design, California College of Art, Pilchuck Glass School, Haystack Mountain School of Craft, Ox-Bow School of Art, China Academy of Art, Toyama City Institute of Glass Art and the MIT Glass Lab. She is currently an Associate Professor and Head of Glass in the Art Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and proudly serves as the Director of GEEX, the Glass Education Exchange
Doors open at 7 p.m. The event begins at 8 p.m.
$10 for Museum members, $20 for non-members, Cash bar.
Tickets increase $10 at the door, registration recommended.
Helen Lee is an artist, designer, and educator. She holds an MFA in Glass from RISD and BSAD in Architecture from MIT. Her work is in the collections of Minnesota Museum of American Art, Corning Museum of Glass, Chrysler Museum Glass Studio, and Toyama City Institute of Glass Art. Recent exhibitions include: Exuviae at Art Lit Lab, Through a Glass Darkly at Delaware Contemporary, and Momentum | Intersection at Toledo Museum of Art.
Lee has taught at Rhode Island School of Design, California College of Art, Pilchuch Glass School, Haystack Mountain School of Craft, Ox-Bow School of Art, China Academy of Art, Toyama City Institute of Glass Art and the MIT Glass Lab. She is currently and Associate Professor and Head of Glass in the Art Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and proudly serves as the Director of GEEX, the Glass Education Exchange.
Ruth Tamura graduated with a MA from CCAC (now CCA) in 1969. She was the first person at CCA to receive a MA in glass. In 1971, Ruth with Dale Chihuly, co-founded the Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington.
The Visiting Artist Series was created to bring world-class artists in the field of glass to our region, to promote glass education, and attract broad interest in and enthusiasm for the Chrysler Museum and its Glass Studio. The series is an invitation to work at the glass studio for four days, usually taking place from Thursday-Sunday. During this focused time, the artists are involved in a range of activities, which could include demonstrations and lectures at the Glass Studio for Museum visitors and the public, special demonstrations and lectures at the Glass Studio for Museum visitors and the public, special demonstrations and discussions for local high school and college students, visits and social events with museum donors and local collectors, and video/audio recording for the Chrysler’s website and archives.
Free, registration required.
Special Topic Tours unpack big ideas! Led by expert docents, these engaging tours offer insightful discussions and interesting stories to deepen engagement with our stunningly dynamic and diverse collection.
Free, registration not required.
Melt stress, boost balance, and leave feeling energized in this class taught by Marlowe Emerson.
$10 for Museum members, $20 for non-members. Registration required.
Your member discount will apply at checkout once you sign into your account. Not a member? Join today to receive exclusive membership discounts and benefits right away!
As part of VA250, explore the complex and often overlooked roles Jewish people played during the American Revolution. From patriots and loyalists to financiers like Haym, Saloman, whose efforts helped sustain the Contintental cause, and to soldiers, sailors, and spies, this program examines how Jewish men and women navigated divided loyalties while helping to shape the emerging nation.
Free for Museum members, $10 for non-members. Tickets increase $10 at the door. Registration recommended.
Enjoy musical performances throughout the galleries led by Stephen Coxe, including a variety of John Cage’s works, such as Music for Amplified Toy Pianos.
Be introduced to the ABCs and 123s in this early childhood program designed to delight and inspire children ages 3-5 through art, stories, and hands-on experiences. Each month a fresh theme is explored in this 40 minute art adventure.
Splash, drip, dunk, and float during this water-inspired gallery walk followed by an outdoor artmaking session.
Free, registration not required.
Can a brick tell a story? Are there treasures hidden beneath layers of paint and history? This behind-the-scenes tour explores the elegance, craftsmanship, and stylistic details of the Myers House, revealing how it designs reflects the tastes, aspirations, and struggles of the Myers family.
Free for Museum members, $10 for non members. Registration Required.
