Emily Brock – Retrospective Glass Art Online Exhibition – Is Now Available

Growing up surrounded by glass art had its perks. I often visited clients’ homes and was instantly drawn to their collections, especially the works by Emily Brock. Each piece reflected the unique tastes of its owner and offered a visual adventure that captivated my imagination. Emily’s meticulous approach to her sculptures was evident in every detail. She took great care in crafting and placing each tiny object, creating scenes that felt both familiar and magical. Her works are some of the most creative and sought-after because they resonate with viewers, evoking memories of eras and places we all recognize.

We are honored to continue our longstanding partnership and friendship with Brock and are thrilled to offer works from her personal collection. This is a rare opportunity to acquire pieces that have been carefully preserved, and hidden away for years—even decades.

View My Life – Emily Brock’s Exhibition: Click HERE

We have been fortunate to showcase Emily Brock’s work over the years at prestigious events such as SOFA Chicago, Art Palm Beach, and Habatat’s Glass Internationals, among many other exhibitions. Her captivating sculptures have consistently resonated with audiences, making her a cherished artist in our gallery’s history.

These works are being sold directly from Emily’s studio in New Mexico and will require additional art handling costs. At Habatat, we are committed to making the process as seamless as possible, and all purchases will be shipped in April 2025. – Aaron Schey

About artist Emily Brock

Emily Brock is an American glass artist celebrated for her intricate, small-scale sculptures that capture the beauty of everyday life. Using a combination of glass techniques including, fusing, slumping, casting, and lampworking, Brock crafts detailed narratives that invite viewers into familiar settings like diners, offices, libraries, and gardens. Her work resonates with a sense of nostalgia, evoking memories through meticulously crafted scenes.

Brock’s remarkable talent has earned her a place in prestigious collections worldwide, including the Columbus Museum of Art, The Toledo Museum of Art, The Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art in Japan, and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. One of her notable pieces, All-Night-Take-Out (1999), is featured in The Henry Ford Museum’s Davidson-Gerson Modern Glass Gallery, showcasing her skill in capturing the essence of classic American moments.

Currently residing in Corrales, New Mexico, Emily Brock has retired from creating new works but continues to enchant audiences through her existing pieces. She is now inviting collectors to acquire works from her personal collection, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of her artistic legacy. These sculptures not only capture timeless moments but also represent the culmination of her celebrated career in glass art.