OPENING: Jiyong Lee’s artistic inquiry in glass at Duane Reed

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Jiyong Lee, Red Cube Segmentation, 2012. courtesy: duane reed gallery

Wednesday September 12, 2012 | by Madeleine Harrington

Neon artwork to be featured in upcoming all-night art event in Toronto

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Rendering of Alfred Engerer’s outdoor installation entitled Invisible Streams: As Above, So Below (2012), a work in neon that will be featured in this September 29th’s Nuit Blanche in Toronto.

Friday July 20, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: Smithsonian’s “40 under 40” exhibition features contemporary perspectives on craft material

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“40 under 40: Craft Futures” at the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery features unique perspectives on the potential of decorative arts media. courtesy of: Renwick Gallery website (http://americanart.si.edu/exhibitions/archive/2012/renwick40/)

Saturday June 30, 2012 | by Andrew Page

Fifty at Fifty: The artists from the first 50 years of Studio Glass who will remain most relevant fo

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The cover image of the Summer 2012 edition (GLASS #127) with the list of the 50 artists from the Studio Glass movement whose work will remain relevant for the next 50 years. (Click cover image for larger version)

Wednesday June 13, 2012 | by laguiri

Limited-Time Offer: Current and new subscribers to GLASS Quarterly get a free issue of Sculpture mag

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Hot Sheet readers who are subscribers to GLASS Quarterly by July 15, 2012, can receive a free issue of Sculpture magazine. Don’t miss out! Call 718.625.3685, ext. 222, or email subscribe@glassquarterly.com with the subject line “Sculpture.” Want to subscribe to GLASS? Click here or call the number above.

Monday June 11, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: Paul Marioni donates glass collection to Tacoma Art Museum

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Paul Marioni, Lickin’, 2005. H 5, W 16, D 9 in.

Monday June 4, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: 50 years later, 1962 Toledo Workshop pieces come home as Studio Glass artifacts

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Edith Franklin and Tom McGlauchlin, Vessels from the First Toledo Workshop, 1962. Blown # 475 Johns-Manville glass marbles. H (tallest vessel) 3 5/16 inches. collection: Toledo Museum of Art, left to right: Gift of Edith Franklin, 2011.110, 2011.109, 2011.108; Gift of Pat McGlauchlin, 2011.105; Gift of Edith Franklin, 2011.107. photo: richard goodbody

Monday May 21, 2012 | by ktmo5678

Museum of Arts and Design holds LED-themed fundraiser

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video of creation of auctioned piece, Joe Mangrum’s Asynchronous Syntropy; LED paint and covered sand (which my guest astutely referred to as “pre-glass”)

Friday May 18, 2012 | by Isabella Webbe

OPENING: Museum of Glass announces exhibition tied to Chihuly Center

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Dale Chihuly, Persian Sea Forms, 1988. Blown glass, H 67, W 120 inches. collection: museum of glass, gift of george f. russell, jr. photo: terry rischel.

Wednesday May 16, 2012 | by laguiri

50 at 50: A contest to name the top ten artists working in glass

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The Summer 2012 issue of GLASS will be on newsstands June 1.