Baltimore Stained Glass Demonstration

In conjunction with the exhibition Through a Glass Darkly: Baltimore’s Stained-Glass Makers, curated by Linda Rabben, please join us for a special demonstration about stained glass making.

Stained glass has been an important decorative element in Baltimore’s built environment since the mid-nineteenth century. The windows’ design, fabrication and distribution were connected to the development of racial, religious and ethnic segregation as the city expanded. Many of the windows have been lost, but today the beauty of those that remain brings pleasure to diverse viewers. The exhibition features works by works by Len and Sherry Berkowitz, Wesley Bull, Loring Cornish, Alan Fittig, Mary Ann Henderson, Dan Herman, Shannon Katona, Reva Lewie, and Jeff Meyers.