"Singing the Light"

Glass artist Sarah Hall has been appointed as a Member of the Order of Canada. The announcement, released by the Governor General’s office on December 28th, recognizes Sarah’s contributions to Canada as an architectural glass artist and her exceptional innovations in the field. The Order of Canada is our country’s highest civilian honour, and is awarded in recognition of outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation. For the full article, please read here.

Hope to see you all there!

On September 25th, Sarah will be leading a stained glass tour at the Picton Branch Library.  See and study firsthand the most recent techniques in the field of stained glass! For more information, please click here.

Sarah Hall has completed the first prototype for her bird-friendly glass! The text and imagery on the glass are fully integrated, creating an interior sanctuary. For more information, please click here.

A Thousand Colours Now Available It's finally here! A Thousand Colours is a 30-year retrospective of Sarah Hall's art glass installations in an extraordinary limited edition volume. A THOUSAND COLOURS SARAH HALL GLASS • Large format: 12" x10" art book • 312 stunning, full colour pages • 60 luscious portfolio spreads • 17 insightful articles and interviews • Introduction by architectural historian Dr. Peter Coffman To launch the new book, we have planned two public events – one at Massey

Sarah Hall has been featured on episode 25 for the Glass Art Magazine podcast. Download and listen [here]

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]