I first met Brian Clarke, when I was making a series for BBC Two, “The Architecture of the Imagination” (1994). It was bravely commissioned by Clare Paterson and Alan Yentob, at a time when such ...

That’s the standard reaction when stepping into Shady Maple Gift Shop in East Earl, Pennsylvania – a treasure trove so vast it makes Santa’s workshop look like a corner convenience store.

Believing that the art form had to move from religious to secular settings, he designed installations in airports, corporate ...

Music legend Sir Paul McCartney has led tributes to 'dear friend' Sir Brian Clarke, following his death aged 71. The Oldham ...

Under the moniker Gross Glass, Henry Gross makes tiny marvels out of glass, using oxygen propane torches to manipulate glass rods and tubes.

Artlyst Obituary | 7 July 2025: Sir Brian Clarke, whose restless experimentation and a driving ambition updated stained glass ...

The “sun” garden glitters by day and glows by night. Interspersed among phlox, catmint, purple Japanese irises, and red bee balm are sparkling blue and yellow glass flowers and solar-powered globes ...

For visitors from outside the area, Shady Maple Gift Shop offers a chance to bring home something truly representative of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Rather than generic souvenirs that could have been ...

The stained-glass windows added to the sanctuary during the past two years were salvaged from a chapel at Bethesda Lutheran Home and are helping preserve a part of one of Watertown’s most storied ...

A preserved legacy of stained glass and reprieve from high-tech may be driving California’s colored glass resurgence, but it takes contemporary craftspeople to sustain it.

While stained glass is most often associated with historic churches, Charleston artists provide a modern approach to the art by creating custom pieces.

From Paris to Philly, stained glass is quietly becoming the most beautiful — and unexpected —design trend in modern dining rooms. Here's where restaurants are stunning guests with stained glass.