The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery invites the public to celebrate the launch of Remembrance Every Day, a special publication commemorating the sacrifices of soldiers and peacekeepers through the work of Canadian clay and glass artists, on Saturday, November 8, 2026, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.

The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is proud to present Neon Canada: The Art of Electrified Glass, a landmark exhibition featuring major installations of contemporary Canadian neon artwork. Recognized as arguably the largest exhibition of neon art ever mounted in Canada, Neon Canada illuminates the medium’s historical significance, cultural impact, and contemporary artistic evolution.

This month, the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery (CCGG) is thrilled to celebrate four new exhibitions and the installation of a major Dale Chihuly artwork with a pair of exciting community events on September 18!

The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is delighted to host the annual awards ceremony for the Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics and the RBC Award for Glass, alongside the official opening reception for both Emergence 2026 and PRAXIS: Enacting Ideas, Process, and Persistence. This opening reception is scheduled to take place on Thursday, May 28,…

The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is thrilled to announce that Laura Hudspith of Montréal, QC is the winner of the 2026 RBC Award for Glass. Hudspith will receive a $10,000 prize, which will support the development of her career at this critical time.

The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is delighted to announce that Erin Berry of Victoria, BC is the winner of the 2026 Winifred Shantz Award for Ceramics. Berry will receive a $10,000 prize, which will support the development of her career at this critical time.