BANGOR, Maine (CNN Newsource/WABI/WKRC) - Some people view broken glass as trash, but one business owner sees it as a future work of art. Andrea Gurecki, the owner of The Social Glass, is an artist ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Ripple Glass made a name ...

HAVANA, June 25 (Reuters) - Cuban Eduardo Viciana taught himself to blow glass using the most basic of tools and raw materials, one of a handful of artisans to master the art on the Caribbean island ...

BREWER, Maine (WABI) - While some see glass as trash, one Brewer woman sees glass as art. Before moving to Maine a few years ago, Andrea Gurecki spent a good part of her life on the ocean in ...

Hands-on, holiday festival opens today with live music, local favorites, glass blowing demonstrations, kids activities and ...

Dubbed the "World's Tallest Glass Tree," a winter attraction is back on display in a popular lake town 90 miles from Chicago. The winter art installation is constructed using 3,000 pounds of recycled ...

Goodwill Industries of West Michigan and American Glass Mosaics launched a partnership in mid-2024 that transforms unsold ...

A 36-foot glass pine tree will grow this month in Wisconsin with the help of participants who will string melted recycled glass into a sparkling structure. “The goal is, create an environment where ...

Ripple Glass provides huge collection sites for glass, such as this one just off South Grand. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announced plans to end alley recycling on May 15, just one day before an EF3 ...

In the vintage tradition of the Parisian flea market, The Art Center Highland Park became the destination for art lovers and treasure hunters from all over Chicagoland this weekend – those in search ...

Only about a third of the glass used in the U.S. gets recycled. That’s much lower than Europe, where some countries have recycling rates above 90%. So what gives? And what can we do about it?