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

Peter Mangan

I got a lucky break and worked at John Kebrle Glass Studio in Dallas for a summer, while attending college at UT Austin.  After graduating with a Fine Art degree from UT, I moved from Texas to California to pursue a career in visual art. 

 Fused glass appealed to me because it seemed new, even though it actually pre-dates glassblowing.  Bullseye Glass Co. in Oregon was just starting to promote it.  I applied for and got an apprenticeship at the Bullseye Fusing Ranch in the early 1980's.  I still use the knowledge from that period in my artwork. 

 While in graduate school at San Jose State University, I was able to add welding and metalworking to my creative skills.  This allowed an increase in scale and gave me the ability to create large outdoor sculptures.

 I lived and worked as an artist in the BayArea for 35 years.  For 16 of those years, I split my time between San Francisco and Texas.  Since 2014 my wife, Karen, and I are happy to be full-time Texans again…living on 14 beautiful acres outside of the Hill Country town of Blanco.

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