Canberra Glassworks — Attraction in District of Canberra Central

I recently visited the classwork gallery, and it was an absolutely incredible experience! From the moment I walked in, I was captivated by the creativity and talent on display. The students’ work showcased an impressive range of skills, from visual art and design to intricate craftsmanship and written compositions. Each piece told a unique story, reflecting deep thought, dedication, and passion.

One of the highlights of this gallery is the special area where visitors can watch artists at work. Seeing students actively creating in real time added a whole new dimension to the experience. It was fascinating to witness the artistic process unfold, from sketching and painting to sculpting and digital design. This interactive element made the gallery feel alive and dynamic, allowing visitors to truly appreciate the effort and skill behind each piece.

Beyond the artwork itself, the layout and presentation of the gallery were fantastic. Every piece was thoughtfully displayed, and the accompanying descriptions provided great insight into the students’ creative journeys. The atmosphere was welcoming, inspiring, and full of energy.

Overall, this classwork gallery is a must-visit. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a supporter of student creativity, or simply looking for inspiration, this space offers something special. Five stars,...

Australia has developed an enviable reputation nationally and internationally for the quality and skill of its glass artists. By providing essential equipment, space and development opportunities through the Canberra Glassworks the ACT Government is giving these artists, and those that follow, opportunities to grow and further develop their glass practice, and to further contribute to this very special local industry. Canberra Glassworks provides artists with state-of-the-art equipment; intensive workshops taught by leading glass artists; studios and residency programs; and a unique context to explore, develop and realise new work.

Canberra Glassworks also provides diverse opportunities for visitors to interact with and learn about glass making and the heritage of Canberra’s Kingston Power House. Visitors can meet artists, see glassmaking as it happens, view exhibitions, take tours and have a hands-on experience...

I quite like the art of glass blowing. And I like that, in the same way that I can watch the politicians during question time from the gallery, I can also rock up to the Canberra Glass works and watch the artists blowing glass.

The building itself is quite amazing, and positioned right across the road from the modern sprawling Waterfront restaurants, and right on top of the old train tracks.

The only thing I would like to see more of at the Glass works, is decently sized gallery of works, which are cycled every now and then. I know their budget isn't amazing, so it wouldn't be easy to make a larger gallery, but if you're in town, or live here and want to take a look at a beautifully delicate art, swing by the Glassworks and check them out. I guarantee that after seeing one bit of glass dropped after being worked on for several hours, you will appreciate the risk and amazing skill that is a part of...