Silo Gallery features over two dozen Texas artists specializing in 3D art forms. Set next to a beautiful grotto with two relaxing waterfalls, Silo Studio is the largest purpose built, warm glass studio in Central Texas. Now joined by an architectural showroom and studio for a total of 6,000 square feet of studios.
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Silo Gallery & Studios are OPEN
Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday, & Monday 10am - 4pm
CLOSED Tuesday & Wednesday

Artists by appointment
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(512) 444-6494

STUDIO

Create your own project in our open studio. Join Chester or Elissa in the studio to make a project or work on a class piece, one of them will be there for consultation.
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CLASSES

Now offering beginning, project and advanced fusing classes. The main focus of our classes is to have fun and enjoy learning about glass. Call to sign up for a class today.
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SHOP

For unique gifts,check out the gallery, we have items priced from $5 to $1500. Everything is made, either in the studio by Chester and Elissa, or Texas artists. If you can't decide, we have Gift Cards.
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Artist Spotlight

Laurie Rich

Silo Solo Exhibition Features LAURIE RICH 

Laurie Rich is one of Silo Gallery’s Glass Artists and also one of our regularly featured Visiting Tutors.  Among Laurie’s varied and interesting classes at Silo, she includes technical knowledge of working with Bullseye glass, where her years of experimentation, pushing the boundaries, and deep understanding of varying properties and reactions, is shared with students.  

 Laurie has this to say about her years of working with glass.

 “I like to make stuff, build stuff, investigate and explore stuff and, most of all, I like to teach stuff. To me, glass is singularly the most perfect material to do all the things I love to do.

 “Beginning in the mid-70’s, I began exploring glass; specifically leaded and foiled stained glass. But because of the way glass behaves when you try to manipulate it, stained glass methods are extremely limiting.

Mostly, I love sharing the joy fusing gives me and enabling others to discover that joy.  There is nothing more gratifying for me than to see a learner master a skill, or experience an “aha” moment in their glass journey.

 I hope these pieces inspire you, ignite your curiosity and spur your exploration."

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