Exhibition: 100 Moments Project

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One Hundred Moments Project Season Seven One Hundred Moments Project, founded by the Society of American Mosaic Artists (SAMA), is a non-juried collection of work capturing a moment in time created by SAMA’s diverse and richly creative membership. This season, SAMA invited partnering organizations to the open call to create 6″ x 6″ works using materials of the artists’ choice, using their original designs. Work will be presented from members of these four partners in the arts. Society of American Mosaic Artists (SAMA) Stained Glass Association of America (SGAA) Glass Art Society (GAS) International Society of Glass Bead Makers) (ISGB) The work of seasoned professionals will be displayed alongside enthusiastic newcomers to teh mosaic, mixed media, stained glass, glass bead, and fused glass making processes, culminating in 100+ moments of life rendered by artists from all over the world. On View Friday, July 3 | 6:00-9:00 PM Friday, August 7 | 6:00-9:00 PM Friday, September 4 | 6:00-9:00 PM Every Saturday from July 11 – September 19 | 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM By Appointment PITTSBURGH GLASS CORNER This exhibition is on view at Pittsburgh Glass Corner. Once a neighborhood lounge and later a vacant storefront, this building has been transformed into a dynamic arts space designed to enhance the vibrancy and livability of our community. Created by Pittsburgh Glass Center in collaboration with neighbors and partners, The Corner activates a once-empty site as a place for creativity, connection, and opportunity. Pittsburgh Glass Corner is: A gallery showcasing emerging artists A flexible hub for exhibitions, events, and community gatherings A meeting place for local partners and nonprofits A residence for visiting artists and technical apprentices By opening this space, Pittsburgh Glass Center expands access to the arts, supports rising creative leaders, and provides new opportunities for diverse audiences to engage with contemporary craft. Pittsburgh Glass Corner is located at 5431 Penn Avenue, a 3-minute walk from Pittsburgh Glass Center.