The Chrysler Museum of Art joins Corning, Toledo, and the Museum of Glass in Tacoma as institutions with working hot shops; The Glass Eye looks at the steals available at secondary market auctions; has CERF+'s fundraising pitch kept up with its expanding mission?
Nancy Callan and Julia Ricketts at Traver Gallery, Tacoma; group exhibition at Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery, Pittsburgh; group exhibition at the Robert Lehman Gallery at UrbanGlass, Brooklyn.
Curator Tina Oldknow and artist Matt Eskuche to be honored at the 2011 Fete de Verre gala; Anthony Farina joins the UrbanGlass board.
Janet Koplos and Bruce Metcalf put forward a canon of American Studio Craft, with (some) room for glass.
In her 50-year career, Ann Wolff has explored increasing depths of expression in glass.
Paul Hollister's New York Times reviews helped put an emerging movement on the map.
"Ted Muehling selects: Lobmeyr Glass from the Permanent Collection" at the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum traces 175 years of the Viennese firm's search for essential form in glass.
John Leighton's works at the Los Angeles Municipal Gallery are more than an homage to Japanese aesthetics. They are a refined response worthy of the work that inspired them.
