Help secure two landmark works by Klaus Moje for Canberra Glassworks and ensure his extraordinary legacy continues for future generations.
As the largest studio glassmaking facility in the Southern Hemisphere, Canberra Glassworks is a living testament of Klaus Moje’s legacy for Australia and the international glass community.
Ahead of Canberra Glassworks’ 20th anniversary in 2027, we are working to acquire two landmark works by Klaus Moje, Chromatic Evolution 1 (2012) and Chromatic Evolution 2 (2013).
Klaus transformed contemporary glass in Australia. Arriving in Canberra in 1982, he established the Glass Workshop at the Canberra School of Art and helped make the city an internationally recognised centre for studio glass. He was also instrumental in the establishment of Canberra Glassworks.
The acquisition forms part of the broader Klaus Moje Projekt, an initiative dedicated to ensuring Klaus’ influence continues through future generations of artists.
We are already halfway there
With half of our $220,000 goal already raised, your generosity can ensure that his legacy remains here.
This AusArt Day, help us secure these important works for Canberra and be part of continuing Klaus’ extraordinary legacy.
Support the Klaus Moje Projekt
Klaus Moje's extraordinary contribution to contemporary glass has shaped generations of artists and helped establish Canberra as an internationally recognised centre for glassmaking.
Through the Klaus Moje Projekt, Canberra Glassworks is committed to celebrating, preserving and building upon his legacy.
Donations are made to Canberra Glassworks and will support initiatives that honour Klaus Moje's legacy and contribute to the future of contemporary glass. These may include the acquisition of significant works, exhibitions, artist development, scholarships, fellowships, public programs and other activities that advance his influence and contribution to the field.
The Klaus Moje Projekt is an evolving initiative, with activities developed and delivered over time according to available resources and opportunities. Canberra Glassworks will determine how donations are allocated across these initiatives to achieve the greatest impact and ensure Klaus Moje's legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Klaus Moje Projekt is in partnership with Canberra Glassworks, The Australian Association of Glass Artists, and Brigitte Enders-Moje.
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We acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Kingston Arts Precinct and its surrounding land and waters. We pay respect to their Elders and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Help secure two landmark works by Klaus Moje for Canberra Glassworks and ensure his extraordinary legacy continues for future generations.
As the largest studio glassmaking facility in the Southern Hemisphere, Canberra Glassworks is a living testament of Klaus Moje’s legacy for Australia and the international glass community.
Ahead of Canberra Glassworks’ 20th anniversary in 2027, we are working to acquire two landmark works by Klaus Moje, Chromatic Evolution 1 (2012) and Chromatic Evolution 2 (2013).
Klaus transformed contemporary glass in Australia. Arriving in Canberra in 1982, he established the Glass Workshop at the Canberra School of Art and helped make the city an internationally recognised centre for studio glass. He was also instrumental in the establishment of Canberra Glassworks.
The acquisition forms part of the broader Klaus Moje Projekt, an initiative dedicated to ensuring Klaus’ influence continues through future generations of artists.
We are already halfway there
With half of our $220,000 goal already raised, your generosity can ensure that his legacy remains here.
This AusArt Day, help us secure these important works for Canberra and be part of continuing Klaus’ extraordinary legacy.
Support the Klaus Moje Projekt
Klaus Moje's extraordinary contribution to contemporary glass has shaped generations of artists and helped establish Canberra as an internationally recognised centre for glassmaking.
Through the Klaus Moje Projekt, Canberra Glassworks is committed to celebrating, preserving and building upon his legacy.
Donations are made to Canberra Glassworks and will support initiatives that honour Klaus Moje's legacy and contribute to the future of contemporary glass. These may include the acquisition of significant works, exhibitions, artist development, scholarships, fellowships, public programs and other activities that advance his influence and contribution to the field.
The Klaus Moje Projekt is an evolving initiative, with activities developed and delivered over time according to available resources and opportunities. Canberra Glassworks will determine how donations are allocated across these initiatives to achieve the greatest impact and ensure Klaus Moje's legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Klaus Moje Projekt is in partnership with Canberra Glassworks, The Australian Association of Glass Artists, and Brigitte Enders-Moje.
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
We acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Kingston Arts Precinct and its surrounding land and waters. We pay respect to their Elders and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
