In 1974, three recent art school graduates cobbled together a glass factory in the backyard of a ramshackle house in Portland, Oregon. Resourceful by nature and necessity, they built their factory with scraps repurposed from a shipyard. And, their products—hand-rolled sheets for the stained glass trade—were made from recycled bottle cullet. Shamelessly innovative and unconventional, Bullseye Glass Company was born.
Glass snowflakes are an annual tradition for many in the Bullseye community. Through the holidays at any Bullseye Glass Resource Center, our snowflake making stations will be waiting for you with all the glass and tools your need to make the upcoming season dance with extra color and light.
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An exhibition of artwork by Bullseye Glass employees. For more views of this year’s entries, and to read details about the entrants and their work, visit this online gallery.
Tg: Transitions in Kiln-Glass is a biennial juried competition honoring outstanding contemporary kiln-glass art and design. An exhibition featuring the works selected as award winners and honorable mentions will be on view at Bellevue Arts Museum in Bellevue, Washington, from May 31, 2024 through January 5, 2025. See the award winners here.
It’s here! Featuring inspiring glass artists and all of your favorite glass styles. Order your copy, or if you are near a Bullseye Glass Resource Center, drop-in to pick one up. Order Yours or Download it!
Bullseye Glass is available in our Online Store, at our five Bullseye Resource Centers, through Bullseye Glass Dealers, through the Bullseye Catalog and Price List, and by contacting our Factory Sales Department by email or phone for orders at regular and wholesale prices.
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