Soaring into Kingwood This Summer
Experience an outdoor glass exhibit where luminous sculptures take flight
Glass in Flight 2 presents the work of nationally acclaimed artist Alex Heveri in a breathtaking outdoor exhibition at Kingwood Center Gardens. Inspired by the natural world, her larger-than-life sculptures celebrate pollinators in luminous Dalle de verre glass that shifts and glows with the changing light.
Guests will explore more than 40 sculptures set across Kingwood’s gardens, including the fan-favorite Monarch Archway, now reimagined to soar 15 feet high with six large-scale Monarchs perched on steel-crafted milkweed branches. Several brand-new works by Alex will make their first-ever appearance at Kingwood.
Glass in Flight has captivated visitors at leading destinations across the country, including Tucson Botanical Gardens, Reiman Gardens, Houston Botanic Garden, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and San Antonio Zoo.
Plan Your Visit
- Dates: May 23 – September 7, 2026
- Admission:
- Included with general admission
- Free for members
- Children 6 and under are free
🦋 Sculpture Raffle
Enter online for a chance to win a miniature Glass in Flight sculpture currently on display in the Garden Gateway Exhibit Gallery!
Enter the raffle here.
🦋 Purchase a Sculpture
Interested in purchasing a Glass in Flight sculpture of your own? Visit the Garden & Gift Shop to learn more.
🦋 Share Your Feedback
Take a moment to complete a short survey and share your thoughts about Glass in Flight 2 directly with artist Alex Heveri. Complete the survey here.
About the Artist
Alex Heveri is a Tucson-based sculptor and artist who has been creating large-scale steel and glass works for over 30 years.
Each piece is conceived, designed, cut, assembled, and welded by the artist herself. Her work combines technical precision with a deep appreciation for the natural world.
Her traveling exhibitions have gained national recognition and delighted audiences across the United States.
“The experience of viewing light through colored and faceted glass is like watching fire. Light captivates the viewer like nothing else.”
— Alex Heveri
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