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Newsletter
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November/December 2012
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| Greetings!,
The Best of the Best
In this last issue of 2012, Glass Art continues its quest to provide readers with the best in cold, warm, and hot glass. Cold glass is represented by stained glass icon and designer CZ Lawrence and his behind-the-scenes look at creating five windows for the Washington National Cathedral. Next we celebrate warm glass and 40 years of groundbreaking work from Leslie Perlis. Closing out the issue with hot glass, Beth Lipman's still lifes examine themes of growth and decay, desire and consumption, and the literal embodiment of ourselves in our objects.
In addition to inspiring and informing in print, Glass Expert Webinars™ sponsored by Glass Art and Glass Patterns Quarterly have been an overwhelming success! Seventy two percent of those who have participated report that they are very likely to attend another, and 95 percent say they would recommend Glass Expert Webinars™ to a friend.
Glass Art renews its commitment to bringing you the best of the best in 2013. Cold, warm, and hot glass will be featured in each issue along with the latest news from all the glass organizations dedicated to each area of glassworking.
Moving on to another year of sharing successes and building partnerships,
Shawn Waggoner
Editor
Deadline for Advertising
March/April 2013
Ad Closing January 20, 2013
Ad Materials January 30, 2013
Issue Mails February 22, 2013
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 Glasscaster Interview
The Evolution of a Style
Margaret Neher
with Marcie Davis
I knew nothing about orchids when I started, but I began to see them in books and was ere were just hundreds and hundreds of different species and different subspecies. Facinated by them, not only by the brilliant colors and the beauty of the flowers, but I didn't try an orchid until my technique progressed to the point where I could think through how to do it, much less actually do it. This article was originally published on page 42 of the March/April 2012 issue of Glass Art.
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Contemporary Glass
Josh Simpson
by Collen Bryan
This baby boomer artist creates highly imaginative and intricate little worlds of glass, but he also has a creative approach to marketing and distributing his work, and to educating a new generation of craftspeople. This article was originally published on page 36 of the March/April 2012 issue of Glass Art.
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Accomplishing Eco-Efficiency One Studio at a Time
Hugh Jenkins
by Shawn Waggoner
BioGlass is a global, nonprofit organization that develops and presents solutions, education opportunities, research and development for sustainable glassmaking, and information about eco-efficient glass studio practices. This article was originally published on page 46 of the March/April 2012 issue of Glass Art.
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Glass Patterns Quarterly
Upcoming Glass Expert Webinars™
Please join our sister publication Glass Patterns Quarterly in 2013 for Live, Two-Hour, Interactive Web Workshops with Renowned Glass Artists
No Traveling Required!
Lisa St. Martin, Flameworking
January 8, 2013
January 10, 2013
Kent Lauer, Faceted Dichroic Glass
January 22, 2013
January 24, 2013
Cathy Claycomb, Copper Foil Overlay
February 5, 2013
February 7, 2013
Tanya Veit, Picasso Fusing
February 10, 2013
Peggy Pettigrew Stewart February 19 and 21
Petra Kaiser April 16 and 18
Robert Oddy April 23 and 25
Milon Townsend April 30 and May 2
Visit the Glass Expert Webinar™ link under "What's New" at www.GlassPatterns.com for more details and local times.
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Glass Art 2013 Editorial Calendar
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Thank You!
We hope you've enjoyed our newsletter and welcome any comments or ideas for upcoming issues.
Maureen James, Publisher
Shawn Waggoner, Editor
Glass Art
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