"Singing the Light"

Sarah Hall's solar glass works has been featured in Artists & Climate Change. Read the article to learn more about her works and upcoming "Glass Library"  [here]

*Architectural Photo Credit: Martin Knowles A Light that Shines in the Darkness Long ago in Vancouver, Christ Church Cathedral stood tall. Dedicated in 1895, it was the highest building in town with its light at night guiding sailors and fisherman into port. The Cathedral became known as the "Light on the Hill". Its' literal role as a guiding light faded in time as the city's secular buildings dwarfed and over-shadowed the site. Through all manner of turbulent and difficult times, including

Sarah Hall’s “Joy to the World” mosaic and windows at The Cathedral of the Holy Family in Saskatoon have been featured in Degrees magazine. See Spreads: [1] [2]

Sarah Hall's sustainable glass art has been featured in Women's Post. Read the article [here]

Find out more about Sarah's upcoming plans for creating bird-friendly solar glass [here]

Lux Gloria has been featured in Saskatoon's Flow Magazine, April/May 2016 Edition. Read the article [here]

Sarah’s work will be featured in the upcoming exhibition “International Panorama of Contemporary Glass-Art” held at the Centre International du Vitrail in Chartres, France. The theme of the exhibition is “In Search of Light of the World”, where a total of 300 unique and expressive stained-glass-panes will be displayed.    We would like to cordially invite you to this event, which starts on May 20th 2016. The exhibition is open until Spring 2017.

Sarah proposes new bird-friendly designs to be integrated  in hi-rise glass architecture.    Read the article [here]