Glass48 MasQuerade Exhibition
The Mega MasterWorks Auction is online! The online live bidding starts this Friday, September 25th at 12:00 PM ET.
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This auction offering over 70 works from multiple collections is the largest ever offered by Habatat. Most of these artists have works in both museums and private collections around the world. You are welcome to place your bids early before the live auction date of Friday, September 25th on LiveAuctioneers.com where the online-only auction will be held. You are also welcome to bid live as well as each work will sell to the highest bidder subject to reserve. Contact the gallery with any questions you may have.
The Gallery is currently open for private tours. Contact the gallery to setup a private tour of Glass48 – Habatat Galleries Complex – 4400 Fernlee Ave. Royal Oak – 30 Min from DTW.
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James Labold was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania outside of Philadelphia, where he spent childhood summers visiting Revolutionary War historical sites. He received his BFA from Tyler School of Art in 2004 and after briefly relocating to Arizona, James called Philadelphia home for the better part of a decade. Labold’s glass and mixed media work explores the connections between patriotism, national identity, and mythology in both object based…