Free for CU Members | $50 tickets for public

Join glass artist and sculptor, Liz Markum as they walk through the basics of stained glass fabrication. Using colored glass, participants will create small sample works following an introduction to the basics of flat glass cutting, copper foiling, lead-free soldering, and adding hanging hardware. Learn how stained glass functions as an artistic medium, it’s many uses, basic handling safety, and how to implement it into your practice! All materials and lunch provided!

Liz Markum is a queer artist based in Texas whose work reexamines the remnants of the local natural world through a lens of curiosity and reverence. Using materials and processes such as cast glass, cast metal, print media, woodworking, and metalworking, they create sculptures that serve as reliquaries of ecology. They received their BFA in Sculpture at the University of Texas at Arlington in 2021 and their MFA in Sculpture at the University of North Texas in May of 2024. They are currently an art educator and bronze art foundry assistant.

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