2025 GAAC Conference
Confluence: A Shared Path
The Glass Art Association of Canada (GAAC) is thrilled to announce our 2025 conference, Confluence: A Shared Path, which will be held from June 5 to 8, 2025, at Lumel Studios and Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse, Yukon.
This year's theme, Confluence: A Shared Path, celebrates the intersection of diverse artistic journeys, fostering collaboration and innovation within the glass art community. Set against the stunning backdrop of Whitehorse, this conference offers a unique opportunity to explore new creative horizons and connect with fellow artists, educators, and enthusiasts from across Canada and beyond.
Join us in Whitehorse for an incredible weekend where we will celebrate the unity and diversity of the glass art community. There will be demonstrations in the hot shop and flame-working studios incorporating kiln work and cold shop techniques to showcase the endless potential of glass. We will also have various panel discussions and presentations to expand our understanding of glass art and its intersections with the social, environmental, and technology sectors. Let's share knowledge, ignite creativity, and build lasting connections.
Registration and Accommodations:
Early bird registration is now open! Visit our GAAC Conference Registration Page for details on registration fees, accommodation options, and travel information.
Take the chance to secure your spot at this inspiring event!
A First Look at GAAC 2025 Presenters
We're thrilled to share a sneak peek at some of the incredible artists, makers, and thinkers who will be presenting at GAAC 2025: Confluence – A Shared Path in Whitehorse, Yukon! This year’s lineup brings together a diverse group of voices from across Canada and beyond, showcasing innovation, technique, and storytelling in glass.
From cutting-edge processes to deep explorations of tradition and materiality. Stay tuned for full details, including presentation titles and descriptions, coming soon!
- Benjamin Kikkert
- Bruno Andrus
- Caroline Ouellette
- Cedric Ginart
- Collin Walsh
- Daniele Bellemare
- David Martin
- Donald Robertson
- Gabriela Wilson
- Jay Macdonell
- Jin Won Han
- Joanne Andrighetti
- Julia Reimer
- Justin Ginsberg
- Karina Guevin
- Kathy Kranias
- Laura Canterbury
- Laura Donefer
- Leia Guo
- Luann Johnson
- Mireille Perron
- Natali Rodrigues
- Nicole Bauberger
- Phillip Murray Bandura
- Rach Klein
- Randy Kaltenbach
- Ryan Bavin
- Silvia Taylor
- Sheila Mahut
- Susan Edgerley
- Toan Klein
- Tyler Rock
- Vas Zastera
- William Popeil
- Yvonne Avis
About Lumel Studios:
Located in the heart of Whitehorse, Lumel Studios is a vibrant community hub dedicated to the art of glassmaking, community engagement, and creative expression. It provides the perfect setting for our 2025 conference.
For more information, please visit our GAAC Website or contact us at gaacconference@gmail.com.
Stay connected with us on social media for updates and sneak peeks leading up to the conference:
Facebook: Glass Art Association of Canada
Instagram: @gaacanada
We can’t wait to connect with you all at Confluence: A Shared Path. See you in Whitehorse!
Glass Art Association of Canada (GAAC)