Glass art exhibitions
London Glassblowing Gallery, UK.
Galerie Artes, France.
Anna Alsina Bardagí’s work has been displayed in glass art exhibitions across contemporary galleries, museums, and biennials around the world. Below is a selection of her featured ones, from the most recent to the earlier ones.
Featured exhibitions
March 8 – 29, 2026
Gather 2026
London Glassblowing Gallery, London, UK
Nov 13 – Dec 20, 2025
Galerie Artes, solo exhibition | Pont-Sainte-Marie, France
June 6 – 29, 2025
Mirage | An exhibition of glass’s fourth dimension
London Glass Blowing Gallery | London, UK
April 2025 – March 2026
Gallery O Kai Stratmann | Essen, Germany
March 2024 – April 2025
Gallery O Kai Stratmann | Ascona, Switzerland
August 6 – November 3, 2024
BIOT International Glass Festival, Espace Hedberg Torun | Biot, France
May 23 – July 14, 2024
Charleroi Fine Arts Museum, Biennial of Contemporary Glass Art | Charleroi, Belgium
February 7 – August 18, 2024
Museum of Contemporary Glass Art – MAVA, solo exhibition | Alcorcón-Madrid, Spain
Contemporary Glass Art Biennial, France.
November 24 – December 17, 2023
“Présence du Verre dans l’Art Contemporain” Biennale, Galerie d’Art Contemporain | Pont-Sainte-Marie/Troyes, France
October 21 – November 18, 2023
Escaldes-Engordany Art Center – CAEE | Escaldes Engordany, Andorra
June 8 – 10, 2023
“Connections: Glass from every angle”, Glass Art Society, Russell Industrial Center | Detroit, USA
March 10-12, 2023
Tokyo Art Week, Contemporary Art Collectors | Tokyo, Japan
November 12, 2022 – May 14, 2023
“Catching the light”, Maricel Museum | Sitges, Spain
May 2 – June 22, 2022
“Astronomy and astral life”, Contemporary Glass Society | UK
March – April 2019
“Visions in glass”, Glass Art Society, Morean Arts Center | St. Petersburg, USA
Morean Arts Center, Saint Petersburg, USA.
Russell Industrial Center, Detroit, USA.
Gallery O, Ascona, Switzerland.
Escaldes-Engordany Art Center, Andorra.
Espace Hedberg Torun, Biot, France.
Contemporary Glass Art Museum, Madrid.
Museum of Sitges, Spain.
Exhibition highlights
Interview in my Barcelona glass studio for The World of Creativity
Some time ago, Fredrik Haren, author and creativity expert, visited my glass studio in Barcelona to talk about the work I do with glass. We spent the afternoon discussing ideas, materials, and the way creativity shows up in the studio. That conversation became part of...
Gather exhibition at London Glassblowing Gallery
Vinculum (2026) installed at Gather exhibition, London Glassblowing I recently had the chance to visit the exhibition Gather at London Glassblowing, where my work Vinculum was included. The show brings together a selection of contemporary glass artists exploring the...
Featured in the press: La Revue de la Céramique et du Verre
La Revue de la Céramique et du Verre recently published an article about my work and solo exhibition at Galerie Artes in Pont-Sainte-Marie. The piece explores my journey from journalism to glass casting and how light, transparency, and optical illusions define my...
Featured in the press: Games of transparency, exhibition at Galerie Artes
An article in the newspaper L’Est Éclair explores my glass work and solo exhibition at Galerie Artes (Pont-Sainte-Marie). It traces the path that led me from scientific journalism to glass casting, and how transparency, light, and optical illusions have become the...
Kiln casting molds: Materials, advantages & what to choose
Kiln casting molds are essential in glass art: they hold the glass while it melts, let it flow into form, and withstand annealing without damaging the piece. When working with kiln casting, the choice of mold material makes all the difference. The mold doesn’t just...
Top tips for glass polishing
Polishing is one of the most overlooked yet crucial parts of working with glass. Whether it’s a delicate sculpture or a functional panel, how you finish the surface can dramatically elevate the final result. In this post, I’m sharing my top tips for glass...
Choosing the right glass casting mold material
When people see one of my sculptures, they often ask about the polishing or the light effects, but rarely about the glass casting mold material. Yet it's one of the most essential parts of the process. A glass mold isn’t just a technical necessity. It has to withstand...
How to cast glass at home: A beginner’s guide
Learning how to cast glass at home is an accessible art form that allows you to create unique glass pieces. With the right techniques, equipment, and training you can learn to melt and mold glass effectively. This article provides a comprehensive guide to the glass...
Interview with Anna Alsina (Nuvol.com)
An in-depth interview with contemporary glass artist Anna Alsina Bardagí about her journey into the world of glass art.
Glass polishing: 8 essential tips
Achieving a flawless finish on optical glass sculptures requires patience, precision, and the right techniques. Polishing is a crucial step in bringing out the true beauty of the material—its clarity, refraction, and ability to capture light. Whether you are a...