Illuminated Iridescence: Artistry in Stained Glass

Join us on Wednesday, December 11th from 4-7 pm to celebrate the opening of our new exhibit, “Illuminated Iridescence: Artistry in Stained Glass”.  Iridescent are surfaces that appear to change colors as the angle or view of light changes. This effect is caused by lightwaves interfering with each  other in thin films or microstructures, (eg. rainbows, opals, and butterfly wings.)

On display are some of our favorite vintage stained glass from our collection, including work by our founders, Jerry Bosco & Ben Milligan. The AHC previously was home to two studios: Genesis and West Block Glass.