| Nov 2012 - HABATAT GALLERIES | Trouble viewing? CLICK HERE | 4400 Fernlee Ave., Royal Oak, MI 48073 248.554.0590 |
*NEW INFORMATION ON ASIAN GLASS TOUR - SCROLL TO BOTTOM OF EMAIL*
Visit Habatat at Booth #1100 We are all looking forward to seeing you!
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Habatat Galleries SOFA presentation will feature 35 one person exhibits in a 5,000 sq. ft. space. This is the largest presentation of studio glass ever presented at any art fair!
For the 50th anniversary of Studio Glass in America, over 30 of our exhibiting artists will be in attendance. Habatat will have a library of books and catalogues available plus areas to sit with artists, Habatat staff and fellow collectors. Please join us in the Habatat Pavilion for a memorable aesthetic experience!
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WHAT YOU WILL SEE
Presentations of many of the pioneers and legends in studio glass including
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| Howard Ben Tré | Dan Dailey | Clifford Rainey | Jack Schmidt | |||||
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| Eric Hilton | Henry Halem | David Huchthausen | Richard Ritter | |||||
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| Michael Taylor | Paul Stankard | Ann Wolff | Mary Shaffer |
Collaborative works by
Shelley Muzylowski Allen and Davide Salvadore
This collaboration was especially made for SOFA 2012!
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Many of the hottest artists working with glass each with a new body of work
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| Martin Blank | Christina Bothwell | Emily Brock | Lucio Bubacco | |||||
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| Dan Clayman | Miriam Di Fiore | Robin Grebe | Petr Hora | |||||
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| Toshio Iezumi |
Steve Linn |
Margit Toth |
Leah Wingfield & Steven Clements |
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| Lukácsi László | Debora Moore | Stephen Powell |
Impact artists of the future
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| Alex Bernstein | Stanislaw Jan Borowski | Martin Janecky | ||||
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| Tim Tate | Vivian Wang | Michael Behrens | ||||
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| Shayna Leib | Udo Zembok |
Extraordinary examples of early masterworks
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Nicholas Africano Marvin Lipofsky Harvey Littleton Richard Marquis William Morris Mark Peiser Bertil Vallien Toots Zynsky |
Contact Corey Hampson with any questions 248.554.0590 - [email protected]
HABATAT GALLERIES
Invites you to join hosts
Ferdinand
&
Kathy Hampson
for an
Asian Glass Art Adventure!
Featuring a
17-
Day
Cruise from
Hong Kong to Beijing on the
684 passenger “Country Club Casual”
Oceania Cruises “Nautica”
February 21
- March 10, 2013
( earlier departure date from the States required )
* Hong Kong * Taipei * Okinawa * Kyoto *
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Hiroshima
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Shanghai
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Seoul
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Beijing
*Including a Custom-Designed
Private Land Art Tour at selected ports:
Experience the new contemporary glass movement, blended with the ancient Asian aesthetic.
This tour visits studios of emerging/established artists, art museum
exhibitions, galleries, private
collections & many “must see” historic sites.
Hong Kong:
Visits to studios of
Sunny Wang &
Ruby Woo,
Koru Gallery,
Galerie Vee
Taipei:
Tittot
Glass Museum, LiuliGongFang Museum
of Glass, Hsinchu City Craft Glass
Museum
Kyoto:
Group
Exhibition of important Japanese Artists
(Hiroshi Yamano,
Kiyoko Ikuta,
Etsuko Nishi,
Kazumi Ikemoto -
plus many others TBA)
Seoul:
Group
Exhibition of important Korean Glass Artists,
Galerie Sklo
Shanghai:
Loretta
Yang, Chang Yi,
Zhuang Xiaowei-
Shanghai Museum of Glass/Hot Shop,
Two Cities Gallery,
Liuli China Museum, artists: Xiao
Tai, Luo Xiaoshu, Lu Chi (others
TBA)
Beijing:
Donghai
Guan and students of the Academy of
Arts & Crafts, the history of Peking Glass
…All subject to final confirmations with additions & subtractions possible TBA
Many cabin
&
suite categories are available. Deposits are being accepted now!
For More Information Contact: Susan & Allan Weiner
New Toll Free : 1-877-398-6220 New E-Mail: [email protected]
- AVAILABLE NOW - ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY -
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"Studio Glass in America" A 50 Year Journey The American studio glass movement can be traced to 1962, when Harvey Littleton, a professor of ceramics at the University of Wisconsin, had a dream to alter molten glass into unique forms in a studio setting and teach his techniques. For the first time in its 3,500-year history, glass production that had been limited to factory settings, moved to the artists’ studios and became a part of an academic program in the fine arts. Since then, glass has become the fastest growing studio art medium throughout the world. This book takes us from the first workshop in a Toledo, Ohio garage, to reveal decade by decade the unprecedented growth of studio glass. Through high-quality, detailed images and stories, this retrospective of 50 top artists is a collector’s dream. Noted art dealer Ferdinand Hampson offers a unique perspective on this exciting evolution. - Available for $50.00 - - Signed copies will available through Habatat Galleries - Place orders by phone - contact Habatat today 248.554.0590 |
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H A B A T A T G A L L E R I E S
4400 Fernlee Ave., Royal Oak, MI 48073
248.554.0590 [email protected]
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