BGC Glass Studio Debuts at Singapore Art Week 2025 with “Beyond Giving, Inspiring Change”

Singapore, January 2025 – Glass art, one of humanity’s oldest creative expressions, remains an underappreciated gem in Southeast Asia. Amid this scarcity, BGC Glass Studio shines as Thailand’s first-ever glassblowing studio, redefining the medium by transforming glass into stunning masterpieces.

At Singapore Art Week (SAW) 2025, BGC Glass Studio proudly makes its debut with the inspiring exhibition “Beyond Giving, Inspiring Change.” This thought-provoking showcase highlights the ripple effect of small acts of kindness, revealing how creativity can spark transformation, uplift communities, and ignite meaningful societal change.

As the region’s pioneering glass studio, BGC introduces an innovative visual art form to SAW, fostering creative exchanges and expanding the boundaries of artistic expression. Through its exhibition, audiences will experience the beauty and versatility of glass art, enriching the cultural diversity of Singapore’s premier arts event.

A Symbol of Vision and Collaboration
The exhibition’s centerpiece—a magnificent ship-shaped installation—features intricate glass artworks that symbolize a shared journey of vision, perseverance,
and collective progress. The ship, crafted from repurposed and light-weighted glass bottles, serves as a powerful metaphor for BGC’s mission to overcome
challenges and inspire hope, uniting Singaporean and international glass artists in collaboration.

Artist Lineup
Chattakan Vongsiri, Glass Artist, Thai, Ake Rodmek, Glass Artist, Thai, Nathakorn Kanitvaranun, Glass Artist, Thai, Niphun Mahamongkol, Glass Artist, Thai, Tan Sock Fong, Artist, Singaporean, Jeremy Popelka, Glass Artist, USA, Stephanie Trenchard, Glass Artist, USA, Austin Stern, Glass Artist, USA, Peter Bowles, Glass Artist, Australian, Osamu Noda, Glass Artist, Japanese, Yumiko Noda, Glass Artist, Japanese

About the Artist
“Beyond Giving, Inspiring Change” exhibition showcased the collaborative efforts of Thai artists from BGC Glass Studio and international glass masters. The exhibit featured a stunning array of contemporary glass sculptures, each reflecting the unique cultural perspectives and artistic styles of the participating artists.

About BGC Glass Studio
BGC Glass Studio serves as a creative hub for contemporary glass art, offering a dynamic space where innovation and artistry converge. The studio provides comprehensive courses in glass design and forming techniques, collaborating with both local and international artists. Our mission is to foster a deeper appreciation for glass art while supporting artists in their creative and professional journeys.