Hempel Glasmuseum

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Hempel Glass Prize 2022 Each year the Hempel Kulturfond, who runs the Hempel Glass Museum in the Odsherred Region, awards the Hempel Glass Prize to a Danish glass artist who has shown a particularly innovative approach to glass in his or her work. The prize is 100.000 DKK. The announcement of the winner will take place during the 3DaysofDesign at the Hempel Mansion in Amaliegade 8 for an invited audience.

The announcement of the Glass Prize Winner 2022 will take place during the 3DaysofDesign at the Hempel Mansion in Amaliegade 8 for an invited audience on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday offers a display of the winner’s works, artist meeting and tasting of champagne from glass champagne shoes.

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