Indigenous Glass Art Network (IGAN)

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Photo by Ken Emly; Courtesy of Museum of Glass

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About the Indigenous Glass Art Network (IGAN)

The Indigenous Glass Art Network, IGAN, is a global virtual network with the mission to support and encourage indigenous artists to express their creative vision in glass. The new, non-profit organization based in Seattle is a hub to connect artists and supporters, building a global community. The initial effort is to create a web site serving as the backbone for IGAN.Learn More

ARTISTS

Tara Woudenberg "At Home" "Gratitude to the Universe", Altar Alma — Tara Woudenberg “HOME”
“Gratitude to the Universe”

Click here to see a list of indigenous glass and glass artists and their contact information.

THE MARKETPLACE

Photo by Ken Emly; Courtesy of Museum of Glass Tacoma WA — Photo by Ken Emly;
Courtesy of Museum of Glass

Click here to see information about awards, scholarships, grants and internships available to artists as well as what individual artists are seeking, e.g. teaching positions, internships and educational opportunities.

IGAN SUPPORTERS

Before the People came Blue and Black Vase Preston Singletary — Before the People Came
Preston Singletary
Photo by Russell Johnson

Click here to see a list of our founding supporters and artists with a “thank you” for their encouragement.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Ausglass Conference

12-15 February 2015
Adelaide, Australia

“States of Illumination”
www.ausglass.org.au