Centre International du Verre et Arts Plastiques (C.I.R.V.A.)

The Centre International du Verre et Arts Plastiques (C.I.R.V.A.) was founded in Marseilles, France, in 1983 as a contemporary art center dedicated to the research, development, and production of glass. The center is available to artists, designers, and architects who wish to experiment with the material and create unique and innovative works, utilizing a full range of glassworking equipment.

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