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Recent Issues
Jan/Feb 2014 **Print**
The January/February 2014 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Ruth Brockmann, Renee Wiggins, Alison Kinnaird, and Kathy Barnard. Tips from Kate MacLeod for working with the new CBS Dichroic Extract, a look at the construction of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian House, discovering how Jackson County Green Energy Park uses landfill gas to operate its hot shops, and organizational news round out this great issue.
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The January/February 2014 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Ruth Brockmann, Renee Wiggins, Alison Kinnaird, and Kathy Barnard. Tips from Kate MacLeod for working with the new CBS Dichroic Extract, a look at the construction of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian House, discovering how Jackson County Green Energy Park uses landfill gas to operate its hot shops, and organizational news round out this great issue.
$7.00
Nov/Dec 2013 **Print**
The November/December 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Jason Gamrath, Michael Endo, Paned Expressions Studios, and Stallings Stained Glass. Tips from glass painting artist Peter McGrain for working with Traditional Glass Stainer Colors, a look at the restoration work of Serpentino Stained Glass Studio, and the work that Canadian artist Jean Beaulieu does with homeless teens in Quebec to teach them how to work in stained glass plus organizational news round out this great issue.
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The November/December 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Jason Gamrath, Michael Endo, Paned Expressions Studios, and Stallings Stained Glass. Tips from glass painting artist Peter McGrain for working with Traditional Glass Stainer Colors, a look at the restoration work of Serpentino Stained Glass Studio, and the work that Canadian artist Jean Beaulieu does with homeless teens in Quebec to teach them how to work in stained glass plus organizational news round out this great issue.
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Sept/Oct 2013 **Print**
The September/October 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Dan Dailey, Ed Gilbertson, and fused glass artist partners, Eric Markow and Thom Norris. Tips from Randy and Carole Wardell on using their new B300 Drop-Thru Ceramic Molds for creating footed wineglass-style vases plus glass Industry organizational news, marketing tips, and a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
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The September/October 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Dan Dailey, Ed Gilbertson, and fused glass artist partners, Eric Markow and Thom Norris. Tips from Randy and Carole Wardell on using their new B300 Drop-Thru Ceramic Molds for creating footed wineglass-style vases plus glass Industry organizational news, marketing tips, and a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
$7.00
July/August 2013 **Print**
The July/August 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Sylvia Laks, Anne Nye, Chuck Lopez, and Kay Bain Weiner, one of the pioneers of glass art. Readers also get a glimpse into the ways Stained Glass Garden supports its clientele and how EnergyXchange is working greener by using landfill methane gas to operate its studio. Tips from master glass painter, Peter McGrain, on selecting the correct glass painting tools plus glass Industry organizational news, management tips, and a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
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The July/August 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Sylvia Laks, Anne Nye, Chuck Lopez, and Kay Bain Weiner, one of the pioneers of glass art. Readers also get a glimpse into the ways Stained Glass Garden supports its clientele and how EnergyXchange is working greener by using landfill methane gas to operate its studio. Tips from master glass painter, Peter McGrain, on selecting the correct glass painting tools plus glass Industry organizational news, management tips, and a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
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May/June 2013 **Print**
The May/June 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Barbara Becker Simon, Narcissus Quagliata, Tanya Veit, Jed Malitz, and Nicholas Parrendo, one of the pioneers of glass art. Preston Studios gives readers a look at designing and marketing residential glass art. Ways for getting the most from an arts residency and important aspects of recovering from a business disaster plus an introduction to traditional glass painting by Peter McGrain are included. Glass industry organizational news and management tips plus a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
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The May/June 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles offer a look at the work of Barbara Becker Simon, Narcissus Quagliata, Tanya Veit, Jed Malitz, and Nicholas Parrendo, one of the pioneers of glass art. Preston Studios gives readers a look at designing and marketing residential glass art. Ways for getting the most from an arts residency and important aspects of recovering from a business disaster plus an introduction to traditional glass painting by Peter McGrain are included. Glass industry organizational news and management tips plus a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
$7.00
Past Issues
March/April 2013 **Print**
The March/April 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles include a tribute to glass pioneer, Boyce Lundstrom, plus profiles on stained glass painter, Peter McGrain; hot glass artist, Berni North; Oatka Glass School educators and artists, Lance and Amanda Taylor; and retailer, Rebecca Hite of Stained Glass Station. Cynthia Toops and Dan Adams demonstrate how to create enameled glass wearable art, and an historical perspective explores the work of Rowan LeCompte. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
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The March/April 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles include a tribute to glass pioneer, Boyce Lundstrom, plus profiles on stained glass painter, Peter McGrain; hot glass artist, Berni North; Oatka Glass School educators and artists, Lance and Amanda Taylor; and retailer, Rebecca Hite of Stained Glass Station. Cynthia Toops and Dan Adams demonstrate how to create enameled glass wearable art, and an historical perspective explores the work of Rowan LeCompte. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences round out this great issue.
$7.00
Jan/Feb 2013 **PRINT**
The January/February 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles include a tribute to glass pioneers Dan Fenton and Erwin Eisch; stained glass restoration artist, Kathy Jordan; hot glass artist, Sheila Labatt; and retailer, Nancy Weisser. Leslie Perlis offers suggestions for getting mosaic projects from an idea to a finished design, and an historical perspective explores the work of Katharine Lamb. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences and a trip to Casa Battló in Barcelona to view the stained glass work of Antoni Gaudí round out this great issue.
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The January/February 2013 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles include a tribute to glass pioneers Dan Fenton and Erwin Eisch; stained glass restoration artist, Kathy Jordan; hot glass artist, Sheila Labatt; and retailer, Nancy Weisser. Leslie Perlis offers suggestions for getting mosaic projects from an idea to a finished design, and an historical perspective explores the work of Katharine Lamb. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences and a trip to Casa Battló in Barcelona to view the stained glass work of Antoni Gaudí round out this great issue.
$7.00
Nov/Dec 2012 **Print**
The November/December 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles cover the life and work of stained glass artist CZ Lawrence, hot glass artist Beth Lipman, and warm glass artist Leslie Perlis, plus Eloyne and Bradley Erickson, owners of Grand Central Glass & Graphics. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences and how Christian Thornton is working to build a hot glass studio that has found ways to produce glass art in an environmentally friendly way round out this great issue.
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The November/December 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles cover the life and work of stained glass artist CZ Lawrence, hot glass artist Beth Lipman, and warm glass artist Leslie Perlis, plus Eloyne and Bradley Erickson, owners of Grand Central Glass & Graphics. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at several glass art conferences and how Christian Thornton is working to build a hot glass studio that has found ways to produce glass art in an environmentally friendly way round out this great issue.
$7.00
Sept/Oct 2012 **PRINT**
The September/October 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles cover the life and work of hot glass artist Jonathan and Alison Harris and fused glass artist, Donna Sarafis, and the annual Directory to Industry Supplies offers a great way for artists, retailers, and suppliers to connect. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at the International Flameworking Conference and how Leigh Taylor Wyatt is working to build a hot glass studio that operates from solar energy round out this great issue.
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The September/October 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Artist profiles cover the life and work of hot glass artist Jonathan and Alison Harris and fused glass artist, Donna Sarafis, and the annual Directory to Industry Supplies offers a great way for artists, retailers, and suppliers to connect. Organizational news and marketing tips plus a look at the International Flameworking Conference and how Leigh Taylor Wyatt is working to build a hot glass studio that operates from solar energy round out this great issue.
$7.00
July/August 2012 **PRINT**
The July/August 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. An abundance of artist profiles cover the life and work of renowned glass artists including Judith Schaechter, Karen LaMonte, Loris Nygaard, and James A. Veenstra. Organizational news, marketing and technical tips, plus a look at the emergence of the glass arts in Israel and how Pilchuck Glass School is working toward a decreased environmental impact round out this great issue.
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The July/August 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. An abundance of artist profiles cover the life and work of renowned glass artists including Judith Schaechter, Karen LaMonte, Loris Nygaard, and James A. Veenstra. Organizational news, marketing and technical tips, plus a look at the emergence of the glass arts in Israel and how Pilchuck Glass School is working toward a decreased environmental impact round out this great issue.
$7.00
May/June 2012 **PRINT**
The May/June 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Explore the glass art of Brook White, Erwin Timmers, Michael Janis, Kathy Bradford, and Susan Silver Brown. Retailer Lisa Becker also shares her multifaceted approach to glass art education, and Ed Hoy recalls how his business has grown since he opened his first store in 1972. Organizational news, marketing and technical tips, plus a look at Winning Glass from Bullseye Gallery and the Glasscraft Emerging Artist Award winner, Zachary Jorgenson, round out this great issue.
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The May/June 2012 issue of Glass Art provides inspiration and information for glass enthusiasts who want to keep up with the latest in hot, warm, and cold glass. Explore the glass art of Brook White, Erwin Timmers, Michael Janis, Kathy Bradford, and Susan Silver Brown. Retailer Lisa Becker also shares her multifaceted approach to glass art education, and Ed Hoy recalls how his business has grown since he opened his first store in 1972. Organizational news, marketing and technical tips, plus a look at Winning Glass from Bullseye Gallery and the Glasscraft Emerging Artist Award winner, Zachary Jorgenson, round out this great issue.
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