HELP WANTED: UrbanGlass seeks to hire new executive director

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A new rendering of the finished hotshop due to reopen in Fall 2013 at Brooklyn, New York’s UrbanGlass, the largest open-access facility for making glass in the U.S. image courtesy: leeser architects, new york

Thursday December 13, 2012 | by Shirin Borthwick

Disaster Response: New York glass artists learn the best places to turn for help after Sandy

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CERF+ Artist Exchange offers artists an online forum to both seek and make donations of equipment.

Monday December 10, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Sibylle Peretti awarded $50,000 United States Artists Fellowship

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Sibylle Peretti, Thaw, 2012. photo: will crocker

Monday December 3, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Hot Off the Presses: GLASS #129, Winter 2012-13

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The cover of GLASS #129, Winter 2012-13

Monday November 19, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Book Report: Laura Donefer’s 2012 Toledo glass fashion extravaganza immortalized

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A sample layout from the print-on-demand book by Laura Donefer that documents the 2012 Glass Fashion show at the Glass Art Society conference in Toledo, Ohio.

Saturday November 10, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Brooklyn waterfront glass artists take stock after Hurricane Sandy’s devastating storm surge

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A widely shared image of the flooding along Van Brundt street in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where the storm surge brought saltwater into Pier Glass (farthest building) and TokenNYC (closer building), two art and design studios where the high-water mark is five or six feet in places.

Friday November 9, 2012 | by Andrew Page

The California perspective on 50 years of Studio Glass

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The poster for The Crucible’s event this weekend.

Wednesday November 7, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Lone Australian gallery at SOFA CHICAGO 2012

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The booth for Kirra Galleries at SOFA CHICAGO 2012 greeted visitors entering the main show doors at Navy Pier.

Friday October 26, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Tyler School of Art glass program receives $1 million gift that will support visiting artist program

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Publisher and National Liberty Museum founder Irvin J. Borowsky and his wife, Laurie Wagman, pictured in their Philadelphia home. photo: joseph v. labolito. courtesy: temple university, philadelphia

Monday October 22, 2012 | by Jennifer Halvorson

The newly unveiled 2012 Rakow Commission work by Denmark’s Steffen Dam examines the experience of a

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Danish artist Steffen Dam unveiled his new work entitled Flower Block, the 2012 Rakow Commission, at the Corning Seminar, which just wrapped up last weekend. It is made up of 24 of Dam’s signature abstract marine figures encased in glass.