Located in Nashville’s creative Wedgwood Houston district, Glasshaus is a uniquely immersive space where art, craftsmanship, conversation, and culture all exist under one roof. The experience begins with the warmth of the café and outdoor gathering spaces before opening into a world centered around glass art, design, and creative energy.
Inside Maxwell Gallery, visitors encounter one of Nashville’s premier collections of contemporary glass artwork, featuring museum quality pieces from established and emerging artists alike. Deeper within the building, the atmosphere shifts into the living heartbeat of the space — a full glassblowing studio where molten glass, fire, and craftsmanship come together through live demonstrations, classes, and private events.
At the far end of the property resides Torch Collective, a highly curated private community made up of founders, investors, artists, operators, and many of Nashville’s cultural and business leaders. The space has become known for intimate gatherings, creative sessions, meaningful conversations, and collaborative energy that reflects the evolving spirit of modern Nashville.
As part of this capsule presentation, six FARGOTTEN pieces are installed throughout the Glasshaus ecosystem, allowing the collection to unfold naturally as visitors move through the building. From Tree of Life displayed inside the café space to Nephilim Midnight Lightning positioned near the glassblowing studio, the exhibition was designed to feel discovered rather than formally presented.
The partnership between FARGOTTEN, Glasshaus, Maxwell Gallery, and Torch Collective reflects a shared appreciation for craftsmanship, atmosphere, storytelling, and the enduring power of physical art in a rapidly digital world.
