A list of Art Galleries specialising in stained glass and studio glass
While there is no gallery in Australia devoted exclusively to stained glass there are several excellent galleries specialising in contemporary Glass Art. Occasionally they may show stained glass. There are however some specialised stained glass galleries in Europe, perhaps the most exciting being Centre International du Vitrail in Chartres- I had the good fortune to visit this gallery in 2017. Hopefully one day I will manage to get to Ely Cathedral in the UK as well.
Sabbia Gallery, Surry Hills
Wagga City Art Gallery
Beaver Galleries
Australia
The Glass Artists Gallery, Glebe: the longest established studio glass gallery in Australia, established and still managed by Maureen Cahill, although now relocated to the upstairs premises
Sabbia Gallery, Surry Hills (specialising in studio glass and ceramics)
Beaver Galleries, Canberra: one of Australia's most venerable craft galleries, located near the Australian Mint
Wagga Wagga City Art Gallery, NSW: home of Australia's National Art Glass Collection
Jam Factory, Adelaide: the original access and training workshop established many years ago by the Dunstan Government
Sandwich Glass Gallery
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Vtro Musee Romont, Switzerland
USA
Bullseye Glass Gallery
Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York
Wheaton Arts and Cultural Centre, Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Sandwich Glass Museum, Boston, Massachussetts
Denmark
France
Centre International du Vitrail
Germany
Gallery Barbara Giesicke (Badenweiler, Southwest Germany; an art dealership specializing in European stained-glass painting from the Middle Ages to the present day
Glasmuseum Rheinbach (no English language version available)
Museum Schnûtgen (no English language version available) The museum has only recently re-opened and boasts a fine collection of mediaeval stained glass or "Glassmalerie"
Great Britain
The Stained Glass Museum, located in Ely Cathedral
Holland
Switzerland
VitroMusee Romont I visited this gallery in October 2017; a sheer delight. Its adjacent building houses what I believe is the world's only museum of reverse-painted glass. Quite a revelation.