Glass artist Dale Chihuly is bringing his work to the Columbia Museum of Art. Titled Dale Chihuly: Seaforms, it will include about 35 glassworks and preliminary sketches from a series created over a 14-year period. The seaforms are reminiscent of ocean creatures and shells yet are unpredictable abstract configurations. The exhibition opens Sept. 5 and runs through Nov. 30.—Susan Cohen
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