Review: Burnt Asphalt Family’s “TV Dinner” performance at UrbanGlass

FILED UNDER: Art Market, Events, New Work, News

The glass is hot enough to sear steak, which Burnt Asphalt co-founder Erica Rosenfeld later served to the audience as part of the participatory performance. photo: charles eckert

Monday November 23, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Chappell Gallery scaling back Chelsea gallery space to focus on art fairs, commissions

FILED UNDER: Art Market, Exhibition, News

An exhibition at Chappell Gallery's 2,100-square-foot space in Chelsea which has since been closed as the gallery relocates to a smaller space in the same building.

Saturday November 21, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Starn Twins glass art project wins prestigious urban planning award

FILED UNDER: Award, New Work, News

With imagery of trees and maps in fused glass panels, Doug and Mike Starn transform a New York CIty Subway station into a meditation on impermanence and interconnection.

Saturday November 21, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Seen: John Miller’s Cups Runneth Over

FILED UNDER: Events

Fries With That?: John Miller's oversized goblet (H 48 in.) was just one of many created during his ongoing Museum of Glass residency.

Friday November 20, 2009 | by intern

Glass reflects the multi-faceted relationship between Native American and European cultures

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, New Work, News

AT LEFT: Marcus Amerman, Glass Horse Mask, 2008. Multicolored glass. RIGHT: Tammy Garcia and Preston Singletary, Night Hunter (from "Visions in Glass III"), 2009. Blown and cold-worked glass.

Thursday November 19, 2009 | by Andrew Page