European Heritage Days 2026

Lilas Force designs and makes all her creations in her workshop in Le Mans, France, where she works with glass, textiles, porcelain, and precious metals to create unique or small-batch jewelry and decorative objects. Her pieces include necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches, and vases, often inspired by nature and childhood, with a delicate and poetic style.

Dive into contemporary Murano art (1980-2020) and discover artists deeply influenced by the island's glassmaking tradition. Each piece highlights the work of artists with diverse approaches, blending creativity, technical skill, and experimentation.

Between concert and performance, the work unfolds in the museum's halls and garden. Voice, guitar, body, thread, sand, and transparent materials create a living landscape inspired by labyrinths and the metamorphoses of glass.

Directed by Alexandre Gbeblewoo, the staging traces a path of silent presences, gestures, and moving materials. Joined by guitarist Jack Ada, ANA P 480 presents a stripped-down musical set, along with Glass Skin, an original song written especially for the Glass Museum.

This year, the museum is showcasing 20th-century glass (1920–1970) made in Murano, the Venetian island well known for its glass production. Check out the iconic pieces and the various creations made under the guidance of different artistic directors, by artists who worked with workshops, as well as other master glassmakers from the island. Admire their creativity and be amazed by the inventiveness that drives the work of Murano's glassmasters.