Northwest Ohio Glass Interest Newsletter, Issue 310
July 2, 2020
Northwest Ohio Glass Interest Newsletter, Issue 310Bowling Green, Ohio 7/2/2020–Welcome to the 310th edition of the Northwest Ohio Glass Interest Newsletter. Please add [email protected] to your safe sender whitelist. And send us your news and ideas to help us continue support of this community of glass art lovers. Lee & Milt Hakel, Editors, [email protected] Headlines
- Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion to Reopen – Update!
- WGS Contemporary Hosts Two Shows
- Peter Bremers on Artsy: Review of 5 Series – New!
- Jean Claude Chapelotte Gallery Opens Glopal Shipping – New!
- Habatat Galleries (Michigan) Offers a Glimpse into the Future of Glass
- News from Bergstrom-Mahler Glass Museum – New!
- Habatat Galleries (Florida) Features Dan Dailey
- Pittsburgh Glass Center Art on Fire in September – New!
- Bender Gallery Now Open – New!
- Call for Artists for Mix the Medias!
- Pittsburgh Glass Center Streaming
- Liquid Light Glass Reopens – New!
- Galleries Reach Out With Virtual Tours and Catalogs – Updated!
- The Glass Pavilion reopens on Tuesday, July 7, 2020
- A free museum pass is required to enter for both members and non-members
- Go to toledomuseum.org to get a pass
- TMA has transitioned to a cashless pay environment
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- Click-It! featuring artworks by some of the most exciting and inspiring artists, with a broad spectrum of works that showcase the current trends in art and the media specific works.
- Artists in the show include: Teri Bailey, Jennifer Caldwell, Jason Chakravarty, Cheryl Derricotte, Sean Donlon, Sean Hennessey, Joseph Ivacic, Michael Janis, Carmen Lozar, Tim Tate, Erwin Timmers, and Jeff Zimmer.
- http://www.wgscontemporary.com/click-it.html
- Artists For Racial Justice – a fundraiser where the proceeds for the work sold will be donated to the organizations “Color of Change ” and the “NAACP”
- Using our community’s focus on love and support, we want to use art as a tool for healing and peace to help at this time.
- http://www.wgscontemporary.com/artists-for-racial-justice.html
- Rite of Passage: 5 series created in the last 6 years
- Artsy partnership with Habatat Michigan
- Available online until July 31, 2020
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- Secondary glass market in Luxemborg
- As of June 15, 2020 global shipping is now possible
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- 28 well-known artists responded to this query: “We are asking for recommendations of artists that you have experienced and believe they are going to be an important part of the Contemporary Glass Evolution. This is the next generation of artists that are both talented and determined to be imperative in the upcoming decades.”
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- The museum is opening on July 2, 2020 for members and on July 14 for the general public. Make reservations at https://www.bmmglass.com/visit/hours/reopening/
- New exhibition: Form and Feeling – Expressions of Humanity
- Lisa Koch (now rescheduled from 4.16) – 6:00 p.m. CST on 7/9/2020 via museum’s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/BMMGLASS/.
- Madison-based artist Lisa Koch began her career as a scientist researching cell division. Her passion for the arts drove her towards an MFA in Sculptural and Dimensional Studies with an emphasis in glass. Her work investigates the cloud imagery which is symbolic of the travel of matter and the mixing of information that takes place.
- Kristin Thielking and Lisa Beth Robinson – 6:00 p.m. CST on 7/16/2020 via Zoom.
- Artists Lisa Beth Robinson and Kristin Thielking sit down with Curator of Collections and Exhibitions Casey Eichhorn to discuss their ongoing work with the Catching a Wave Collective, a collaborative partnership between universities, organizations and scholars based in the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland. Partnering with John McCord and the Coastal Studies Institute at East Carolina University, Robinson and Thielking set out to create a three-dimensional image of the surface of a wave, which would later be represented in the form of cast glass wavelets – previously on display at Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass as part of Sharper Edges: Women Working on the Edge of Glass. Registration for the Zoom session is free and will begin 7/9/2020.
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- Virtual exhibition of his Individual Series
- Opening Monday, July13, 2020
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- Celebration and auction, live and online
- Friday, September 25 2020
- July 15, 2020 is the last day to get VIP access
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- Mix the Medias exhibition features pop culture art inspired by comics, movies, and more.
- This exhibition coincides with SOL CON the Brown, Black, and Indigenous Comics Expo that will take place at Glass Axis. SOL CON artists will be provided comic art for the walls but we need you to fill the rest of our gallery space! Your art can be inspired by comics or any pop culture entertainment. As a glass art facility we would prefer all work to contain some glass elements, however, we want to exhibit as much art for artists as possible during this time, so we are accepting all media entries. Artists receive 60% commission of the pieces sold. No fee to apply.
- Deadline to enter is July 27, 2020 at midnight.
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- Streaming Live Again on Friday July 3, 2020 6 pm
- Tune into Facebook Live for a virtual Hot Jam glassblowing demonstration
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- Santa Fe gallery opens July 6, 2020 by appointment
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- The following galleries have alerted us to their virtual tours and catalogs
- Schantz Galleries: Studio Focus|John Kiley and Dante Marioni
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- Habatat Galleries Estates (Michigan) featuring Peter Bremers on net.
- net features Tim Tate and Michael Janis
- Sandra Ainsley Gallery, July11 2020, 1 pm EDT with Martin Janecky RSVP to [email protected]
- Duncan McClellan Gallery, every Friday at 4 pm EDT: July 3 2020 John Miller, July 10 2020, Kari-Russell Pool and Marc Petrovic RSVP to [email protected]
