The Kamm Teapot Foundation’s search for a museum home continues

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David Gignac's Celestial Teapot, in glass and steel, is part of the Kamm Teapot Foundation's extensive teapot collection.

Monday October 26, 2009 | by intern

Seen: Glass as lens on dislocation in haunting yet sublime installation at New York’s Heller Gallery

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A detail of a work from Hiromi Takizawa's thesis show at Cal-State Fullerton in 2007. A similar Takizawa installation opens at Heller Gallery this week.

Thursday August 13, 2009 | by intern

Back in control of the show he created, SOFA’s Mark Lyman gears up for Chicago

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At the 2004 SOFA NEW YORK, Mark Lyman (at left) poses with dmg's Mark Carr to announce a partnership in PalmBeach3.

Wednesday August 5, 2009 | by intern

Tim Tate featured on NPR tech program for his melding of glass and video

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Friday July 31, 2009 | by intern

New record set at Bellevue Art Museum’s annual fundraiser

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Event chair Cappy Thompson (standing, fourth from right) is pictured with museum friends and staff.

Friday July 31, 2009 | by intern

Kids take over the Tacoma Museum of Glass (in new exhibit)

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Pip, 2007. Designed by Cameron, age 8. Fabricated by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop team. Blown and hot-sculpted glass with applied bits. H 11 in.

Tuesday July 28, 2009 | by intern

History on view at the Sandwich Glass Museum’s annual show and sale

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The Sandwich Glass Museum, Sandwich, MA

Friday July 24, 2009 | by intern

Sneak Preview: The show-stopping Glass Art Society fashion extravaganza immortalized in new book

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The final strut at Laura Donefer's 2009 GAS conference Glass Fashion show. photo: suzy lamont

Wednesday July 22, 2009 | by intern

Eco-friendly Virgin Island resort and its recycled glass studio face uncertainty

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The glass shop at Maho Bay where recycled bottles are turned into souvenirs and sculpture.

Tuesday July 21, 2009 | by intern

Can the artist’s life become reality TV fodder?

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The New York Times chronicles an unsual casting call for artists.