DESIGN: Bubbly glass panels celebrate craft beer in Oklahoma City

FILED UNDER: Design

Tuesday December 7, 2010 | by Andrew Page

Lino Tagliapietra’s work gets enthusiastic reception at Art Miami

FILED UNDER: Art Market, Events, News

Art Miami director Nick Korniloff with the maestro, who sold six major works during this important contemporary art fair, pictured at the home of prominent Florida collectors Bob and Florence Werner.

Sunday December 5, 2010 | by Andrew Page

3 Questions For ... Blanche Tilden

FILED UNDER: Artist Interviews, New Work

Wednesday December 1, 2010 | by Andrew Page

Hot Off the Presses: GLASS #121, Winter 2010

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Ann Wolff's 2006 work entitled Domus I graces the cover of the winter edition.

Monday November 29, 2010 | by Andrew Page

Help Wanted: Bowling Green seeks assistant professor for tenure-track position

FILED UNDER: Help Wanted, News

Bowling Green State University visiting assistant professor Scott Darlington assists BGSU alum Darren Goodman during a demo for an advanced glassblowing course.

Sunday November 28, 2010 | by Andrew Page

3 Questions For ... Lance Friedman

FILED UNDER: Artist Interviews, New Work

Lance Friedman (at right) works with Ben Cobb and the Museum of Glass hotshop team during his recent artist residency. photo: ken emly

Tuesday November 23, 2010 | by Andrew Page

The new director of the Toledo Museum of Art on plans to celebrate the birthplace of Studio Glass in

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, News

The new director of the Toledo Museum of Art Brian Kennedy has big plans to connect the institution's world-class collection to contemporary art.

Monday November 22, 2010 | by Andrew Page

Three Hilltop students exhibit work at Vetri Glass in Tacoma

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John Wright, Cylinder, 2010. Blown glass and ink. H 20, D 3 1/4 in. photo: ben lerman.

Sunday November 21, 2010 | by Andrew Page

Help Wanted: Alfred University seeks full-time visiting glass professor for three-year stint

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Wednesday November 17, 2010 | by Andrew Page

OPENING: Paula Hayes’s blown-glass terrarium sculptures at MoMA

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, Opening

Paula Hayes, Slug and Egg (digital rendering of the installation Nocturne of the Limax maximus). 2010. Installation: cast acrylic, hand-blown glass, cnc-milled topographical wall and ceiling attachment, full-spectrum lighting, and tropical planting. commission: museum of modern art. courtesy: the artist and marianne boesky gallery. © paula hayes