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Monday October 26, 2009 | by intern

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

FILED UNDER: New Work, Opening

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.

Saturday October 24, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Corning takes the wraps off its 24th annual Rakow Commission

FILED UNDER: New Work, News

Panamanian artist Isabel De ObaldÍa created a new work Rey del Ceynote for the 2009 Rakow Commission from the Corning Museum of Glass.

Friday October 23, 2009 | by glassquarterly5

Barely Cool: John de Wit exhibits new work shortly after artist residency

FILED UNDER: Exhibition, News

John De Wit in action at the Museum of Glass hotshop where he just completed a residency.

Wednesday October 21, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Preview of the 2009 Pilchuck Annual Auction taking place this Friday evening

FILED UNDER: Art Market, News

Ruben Toledo, Glory Hole, 2009. Watercolor. H 51, W 120 in. Starting bid: $20,000.

Thursday August 13, 2009 | by intern

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

FILED UNDER: Art Market, Events, News

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

Wednesday August 12, 2009 | by Andrew Page

Last-minute registrations still possible for North Lands 2009 conference

FILED UNDER: Events, News

The nearby harbor reveals Lybster's history as a historic fishing center.

Friday August 7, 2009 | by mariannemychaskiw

Book Report: The definitive history of beads gets a makeover for new, expanded edition

FILED UNDER: Book Report, News

Lois Sherr Dubin's definitive bead reference gets a new cover for its soon-to-be-published revised and expanded edition.

Friday August 7, 2009 | by Andrew Page

DVD Report: Beadmaking with Kristina Logan

FILED UNDER: DVD Review

Wednesday August 5, 2009 | by mariannemychaskiw

Glass Training for Underprivilaged Kids Offered at Hilltop Artists in Residence

FILED UNDER: Uncategorized

Many would argue that art therapy is effective in helping people cope with certain situations that have either troubled them in the past, or help in managing their present situation. In using the creative process, the individual is able to express himself or herself by way of an artistic medium. More recently, art programs specific to glass blowing have been developed to train underprivileged or at-risk children, offering after school and summer programs free of charge.

Wednesday August 5, 2009 | by intern

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