Montreal celebrates itself as the "City of Glass" for 2010; Corning unveils the 2009 Rakow Commission by Panamanian artist Isabel De Obaldia; researchers discover a way to make rapid prototypes in glass; the Glass Eye considers the work of Dan Graham; Jay Musler survives cardiac arrest.
Spencer Finch's High Line project in New York City; Nany Callan at the Pittsburgh Glass Center; Dale Chihuly at William Traver Gallery, Seattle; Gunnel Nyman at the Finnish Glass Museum; and Thomas Scoon at Ken Saunders Gallery, Chicago.
A new board member and 2010 award recipients are announced; UrbanGlass to present hte work of Jessica Lloyd-Jones at SOFA New York 2010.
Glass Therapy: Lessons of the hot shop can be valuable for at-risk youth.
Emma Varga's journey from the former Yugoslavia to a new life in Australia required a transformation in the way she worked.
The retirement of William Morris in 2007 freed his close collaborators to apply hte tehcnical breakthroughs they had made as a team to their own individual practices. A look at the work of Rik Allen, Shelley Muzylowsky Allen, Kelly O'Dell, Jon Ormbrek, Randy Walker, Ross Richmond, Veruska Vagen, and Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen.
The sculptures of Mary Van Cline seek to extend the power and meaning of photographic images through the light-capturing qualities of glass, projection, and the addition of glass sculptural elements.
