Duncan McClellan Gallery

Duncan McClellan Gallery More than a Gallery, representing 100+ glass artists internationally. Nestled in the Heart of St Petersburg. Buy one drink get one free! Sundays: 12-4pm
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Summer Hours: Mon-Sat, 11am-6pm
Happy Hour: Mon-Sat, 5-6pm. Although we feature many artists who are in multiple museums, we have a full range of works available from $50.00 up.

06/11/2026

Dedicated to Jane Goodall, this sculpture celebrates a life spent observing, learning from, and connecting with the natural world. A layered rainforest scene emerges within the glass, echoing the sense of curiosity and wonder that has inspired generations through her work.

Alison Ruzsa creates narrative glass sculptures by layering painted imagery within clear molten glass. Drawing on her background in printmaking, she builds depth both physically and visually, allowing each work to reveal itself gradually from different angles.

Join us this Saturday for St. Petersburg’s Second Saturday ArtWalk and the opening reception of Summer Splash! 🌊✨Explore...
06/10/2026

Join us this Saturday for St. Petersburg’s Second Saturday ArtWalk and the opening reception of Summer Splash! 🌊✨

Explore Summer Splash, a vibrant group exhibition featuring 13 talented glass artists whose work celebrates the color, movement, and energy of the season.

While you’re here, wander through our lush sculpture gardens, enjoy live music and a drink from the bar, and experience the creative spirit that makes St. Pete such a special arts destination.

With over 30 galleries and studios participating throughout the city—and a free trolley connecting the arts districts—ArtWalk is the perfect way to spend your Saturday evening.

📍 Duncan McClellan Gallery

🗓 Saturday | 5–9 PM

🎨 Free Admission

We can’t wait to celebrate summer, art, and community with you!

Lisabeth Sterling studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the University of Minnesota, and Pilchuck Glass Scho...
06/09/2026

Lisabeth Sterling studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, the University of Minnesota, and Pilchuck Glass School. Her work is held in permanent collections including the Wheaton Museum of American Glass and the American Interfaith Institute.

Known for creating the illusion of three-dimensional imagery on glass vessels, Sterling engraves through layers of colored and clear glass to achieve remarkable depth. Her work has been exhibited nationally and is featured in numerous private collections.

Stephanie Trenchard creates cast glass sculptures that weave together personal memories, historical narratives, and univ...
06/08/2026

Stephanie Trenchard creates cast glass sculptures that weave together personal memories, historical narratives, and universal human experiences through a rich visual language of symbolic forms and imagery.

Her sculpted and painted elements are encased within solid sand-cast glass and often assembled from multiple stacked or nested components, creating layered works that invite multiple interpretations. Rooted in both technical mastery and collaboration,

Trenchard embraces the fluid nature of glass as a storytelling medium, crafting poetic narratives that explore the artistic experience, personal relationships, and the enduring connections between past and present.

Visit our gallery to see her work in person!

06/05/2026

Ryan Bavin was raised in the Columbia Valley, where a lifelong connection to the outdoors shaped his artistic vision. He learned glassblowing from his father, Pat Bavin, at the age of fifteen and later expanded his training at the renowned Pilchuck Glass School. Today, he operates Bavin Studios and is recognized for his nature-inspired glass artwork.

Bavin draws inspiration from the mountains, rivers, and wildlife surrounding his home in southeastern British Columbia. As a certified hiking guide and photographer, he documents the landscapes he explores and uses these images as references in the studio. Through traditional hot-glass techniques, he transforms these experiences into vibrant sculptures that celebrate the beauty of the natural world.

06/04/2026

Born in Virginia and raised in part in Vienna, Austria, Matthew Stern discovered his passion for craft through ceramics before pursuing a BFA in Craft and Material Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he fell in love with glass. He further honed his skills at the renowned Penland School of Craft and Pilchuck Glass School and moved to Seattle in 2019 to continue his glass career.

Today, Stern balances his own studio practice with work at Fremont Antique Glass, where he produces sheet glass using traditional techniques. His work reflects a strong foundation in craftsmanship, blending technical skill with an ongoing exploration of the possibilities of glass.

Visit our gallery to see these mesmerizing works of art for yourself!

The mesmerizing Geometric series 2014, Geo14-17 by extraordinary glass artist Richard Royal is on display at Duncan McCl...
06/03/2026

The mesmerizing Geometric series 2014, Geo14-17 by extraordinary glass artist Richard Royal is on display at Duncan McClellan Gallery! 🏵️

Richard Royal, a Northwest native, is internationally recognized as one of the most accomplished artists in the studio glass movement. He began his journey at Pilchuck Glass School in 1978, transitioning from ceramics to glass sculpture as the medium gained momentum.

Rising through the ranks to become one of Dale Chihuly’s principal gaffers, Royal helped shape the contemporary glass art movement before establishing himself as an independent artist. Today, his work is exhibited in solo and group exhibitions around the world.

Kazuki Takizawa is a Japanese glass artist based in Los Angeles, California. He graduated from the University of Hawaii ...
06/02/2026

Kazuki Takizawa is a Japanese glass artist based in Los Angeles, California. He graduated from the University of Hawaii at Manoa with a BFA in glass art in 2010 and currently owns and runs KT Glassworks.

As an artist who lives with bipolar disorder, Kazuki Takizawa uses glass as a means to explore his inner reality and destigmatize mental illness. In an aim to give the invisible shape, Takizawa crafts elaborate vessels and installations, each with a unique story.

Universally rooted in a dialogue around mental health, his series examine broad themes such as attaining minimalism among chaos as well as personal narratives around family, and his individual challenges. Takizawa has travelled to numerous communities in and outside the US to share his work and act as an advocate for mental illness. His practice offers an uncommon and inclusive space to increase awareness and start a conversation.

See these works for yourself at Duncan McClellan Gallery.

06/01/2026

This is your last week to see Eli Cecil’s Solo Exhibition: Arrival, before we switch over to our Summer Splash Water inspired group show- opening June 13th!

Eli Cecil put together an amazing exhibition showing his growth as a glass artist. You can witness his original Bonsai Tree Series along with his latest work inspired by his recent glass study in Italy. All of the pieces in this showroom have a strong sense of tranquility and balance.

Our sculpture gardens aren’t the only home to floral blooms at the gallery this summer. The spectacular ‘Peony Flower’ b...
05/31/2026

Our sculpture gardens aren’t the only home to floral blooms at the gallery this summer. The spectacular ‘Peony Flower’ by the incredibly talented Eileen Gordon is on available on our virtual Gallery! 🪷

Born into a family of master engravers in Norway, Eileen Gordon transformed a rich glassmaking heritage into a pioneering career in blown glass. After studying in the UK and refining her craft in Australia alongside some of the world’s leading glass artists, she became a key figure in Australia’s Studio Glass movement and co-founded the Tasmanian Glassblowers.

Now based in Red Hill, Victoria, Eileen continues to create alongside her family, representing the third generation of the Gordon glassmaking dynasty. Her internationally exhibited work is celebrated for its vibrant use of colour, inspired by the changing moods of the Australian landscape—from dramatic sunsets to delicate dawn light. For Eileen, beautiful glass is where colour, light, and form come together in perfect harmony.

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2342 Emerson Avenue S
Saint Petersburg, FL
33712

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 6pm
Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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+18554364527

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