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Review Author: Bree
Review Date: 17 jun 2026
Review Body: Most workshop-type activities are designed for tourists and led by facilitators in event spaces. What I loved about this experience was that it was led by a practising artist in her own private studio. Sock Fong has been working with glass for more than 30 years, and her depth of knowledge and mastery of the medium is remarkable. Being welcomed into her studio meant getting a glimpse into her actual creative practice, her workspace, and even fragments of ongoing experiments. The session itself was hands-on and challenging in all the right ways. Sock Fong was incredibly patient throughout, and I can’t wait to see the final piece once it’s ready. My favourite part, though, came at the end. We sat down for tea and found ourselves talking about what it means to practise a craft over decades, how the creative landscape has changed, and how deeply personal creative work can be, because our life stages inevitably find their way into what we make. What an interesting and refreshing afternoon. I never imagined I’d get to spend time with an artist like this, let alone in a foreign country.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Winna
Review Date: 25 jun 2026
Review Body: It is truly so special to have the opportunity to get up close with a local artist in Singapore and learn directly from her. Growing up I was taught to be afraid/wary of glass, but this experience really opened my eyes to the beauty of working with glass, especially when Sock Fong showed us the different ways light passes through her glass works. We got to be hands-on with cutting glass, cleaning glass, and working with materials to create our own designs to be fused into our glass dish. Sock Fong was so patient with us and the small class size meant we could learn all the techniques properly without feeling rushed or unsafe. Being in a working art studio was also super cool as there were other artists available that we could chat with and appreciate their artworks! Thank you for letting us into your "home" Sock Fong and sharing all your experiences and thoughts of being an artist in Singapore. Can't wait to see how the plates turn out!
Review rating: 5

Itinerary

Itinerary Day 1
Itinerary Summary: Make your own unique Glass Plate with Art Glass Artist
Itinerary Description: Introduction to Sock Fong, art glass and the basics of the art form Learn how to safely cut glass using the right tools Create moulds using heat resistant materials to decorate your plate Clean, wash and polish the glass so the finished piece is safe to handle Learn how to crush glass safely to decorate your plate further, making it uniquely yours Place your piece in the kiln for firing, and collect it on another day See the artist’s finished works and pieces currently in progress at her studio
Tan Sock Fong holding a textured round glass piece at Art Glass Centre in Singapore, showing centrepiece skills—workshops in Singapore
Green moulded glass dish on a studio table at Art Glass Centre workshops in Singapore, with a textured rim ready to wow
Guests arranging glass pieces at Art Glass Centre in Singapore during a centrepiece-making workshop — workshops in Singapore
Participant’s hands placing glass tiles on a grid template at Art Glass Centre in Singapore — workshops in Singapore
Smiling glass artist in an apron holding a patterned glass panel outdoors in Singapore, centrepiece craft—workshops in Singapore
Glass studio in Singapore with a kiln and workbench for creating centrepieces, tools arranged—workshops in Singapore
Elderly glass artist shaping a curved stained-glass panel at a table in a bright garden, Singapore—workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong holding a textured round glass piece at Art Glass Centre in Singapore, showing centrepiece skills—workshops in Singapore
Green moulded glass dish on a studio table at Art Glass Centre workshops in Singapore, with a textured rim ready to wow
Guests arranging glass pieces at Art Glass Centre in Singapore during a centrepiece-making workshop — workshops in Singapore
Participant’s hands placing glass tiles on a grid template at Art Glass Centre in Singapore — workshops in Singapore
Smiling glass artist in an apron holding a patterned glass panel outdoors in Singapore, centrepiece craft—workshops in Singapore
Glass studio in Singapore with a kiln and workbench for creating centrepieces, tools arranged—workshops in Singapore
Elderly glass artist shaping a curved stained-glass panel at a table in a bright garden, Singapore—workshops in Singapore
Glass centrepiece workshop at Art Glass Centre in Singapore: a woman arranging small glass pieces in a bowl — workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong beams while holding a torch for a glass centrepiece workshop at Art Glass Centre, workshops in Singapore
Art Glass Centre Singapore studio: a glass artist gently shaping a centrepiece with hands and tools amid surfaces — workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong holding a translucent glass centrepiece in the Art Glass Centre studio, Singapore—workshops in Singapore
Glass centrepiece workshop in Singapore: a guest uses a tool to shape clear glass on a studio workbench, workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong holds a clear glass piece during a glass centrepiece workshop at Art Glass Centre, workshops in Singapore
Glass artist at Singapore’s Art Glass Centre standing by a stained-glass panel in an outdoor studio area — workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong pours and shapes materials for a glass centrepiece near the kiln wall in Singapore, workshops in Singapore
Tan Sock Fong smiles while shaping a glass centrepiece on a workbench at Art Glass Centre, workshops in Singapore
Geometric diamond-patterned glass dish in blue, yellow and green on the studio wall at Art Glass Centre, Singapore, workshops in Singapore
Green textured glass round dish with carved rim outdoors in a courtyard at Art Glass Centre, Singapore, workshops in Singapore

Make Glass Art with a Master Artist

Step inside a master glass artist’s studio and make your own statement piece
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Step inside a master glass artist’s studio and make your own statement piece
You might not think of Singapore as a place for artisans, but tucked away around the city are people who have spent decades mastering their craft. Your host Sock Fong, a Master glass artist is one of them. She's a pioneer of Singapore’s glass art scene whose works have been exhibited at the Singapore Art Museum and commissioned for public spaces around the country.For 3 hours, Sock Fong opens up her working studio to you. Surrounded by her artworks, tools and experiments, you’ll hear how she got into the unusual world of glass art, what she’s learnt from decades of working with such a tricky material, and see how she actually creates her pieces.Then she’ll teach you. You’ll cut and shape glass, layer colours and crushed glass for texture, and create your own substantial 30cm centrepiece using techniques from her own practice. Your finished piece is then fired in her kiln.What makes this really special is Sock Fong herself. She’s spent decades obsessed with glass, experimenting with it and making it her life’s work. And instead of just seeing her finished pieces in a gallery, you get to hang out in her studio, hear her stories and have her teach you herself. It’s not often you get this close to someone who has spent a lifetime mastering their craft.What to ExpectIntroduction to a local Glass ArtistBe introduced to glass art and how the medium worksHands-on practice cutting glassCreate your own patterns on your glass pieceCrush glass for extra textureThorough cleaning of glass piece to prepare for firingSee the artist’s completed works and current studio piecesGood to KnowCollection of the finished piece will be arranged separately with the artist once the firing is finished

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Wat je gaat doen

Make your own unique Glass Plate with Art Glass Artist
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Wat is inbegrepen

All materials and tools
Gloves & glasses
Instruction by glass artist with 30 years experience

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Wie je steunt

women_owned

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Waar we afspreken

Startpunt

Afspreken bij Art Glass Centre(11 Upper Wilkie Rd, Upper Wilkie Road, Singapore)
  • 15 min. voor het gekozen tijdslot
  • Opmerkingen: Turn left once you enter through the gates of Emily Hill

Eindpunt

  • Eindigt bij startpunt(en)

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Kies je gewenste datum om de tijden te zien.

Geschiktheid / toegankelijkheid

  • Pet-Friendly
  • Aanbevolen leeftijd: 16+

Annulering en overig beleid

  • Annulering

    Om je plek te garanderen, weigert je host andere gasten. Daarom is annuleren niet mogelijk.
  • Minimumaantal deelnemers

    Als er minder dan 4 deelnemers zijn, kan de host je boeking verplaatsen of terugbetalen.
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  • Breezy clothes as the studio is not air-conditioned/is outdoors
  • Eye protection goggles (host can also provide)
  • Hair tie to tie your hair
  • Wear covered shoes
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Tan Sock Fong is een van de pionierende glaskunstenaars van Singapore en de oprichter van het Art Glass Centre, een toegewezen studioruimte die volledig in het teken staat van de hedendaagse glaskunst. Ze ontwerpt en maakt hedendaagse glassculpturen, zowel voor de collectie van de studio als voor grote opdrachtgevers, waaronder de 28e Zuidoost-Aziatische Spelen en de Asian Television Awards. Haar studio is zowel een werkende artistieke ruimte als een gastvrije omgeving waar bezoekers het creatieve proces van dichtbij kunnen meemaken. Met haar workshops hoopt ze glaskunst toegankelijk, inspirerend en heel persoonlijk te maken.
Ervaring: 7 jaar
Spreekt: Vloeiend Engels, Chinees
Acceptatiegraad: 100%
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