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Sheridan's Glass program holds the distinction of being Canada's first of its kind, established in 1969. You'll collaborate with instructors whose qualifications span from diplomas to doctoral degrees, all while maintaining active artistic practices that stay current with industry developments. Our faculty members are frequently sought after for their expertise, even consulting for productions like Netflix's popular reality show Blown Away.
The Glass program embraces a forward-thinking methodology that blends design, craftsmanship, and modern artistry. Beyond traditional glass-blowing, you'll explore diverse techniques including flame-working, sand casting, kiln processes, cold working, and electroplating. This foundation allows you to focus on preferred methods and infuse your creative projects with personal expression.
Professional Pathways
The glass field has experienced significant expansion with numerous new studios emerging. Alumni frequently secure positions with design firms, manufacturing companies, arts organizations, and exhibition spaces. The versatile skills gained through this program also translate to various other creative fields.
Graduates pursue diverse roles including: Studio Owner, Design Professional, Visual Artist, Artisan, Educator, Arts Manager, Production Specialist, Gallery Director/Exhibition Curator