The Winter 2016-17 edition of GLASS: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly (#145) is on its way to newsstands and subscriber mailboxes. The four feature articles offer diverse takes on the field of glass art in transition.
Included in this issue:
- Tag along as 79-year-old Bertil Vallien undertakes a monumental legacy casting, an event bundled into an art-tourism package.
- An investigation on the outsized impact the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal, Canada, had on North American glass art.
- A profile of Pilchuck artistic director Tina Aufiero revealing the power of embracing transformational changes new technologies bring to the arts.
- An examination of the Australian glass scene, as shifts in government funding for glass education challenge the late Klaus Moje's legacy.
- All this plus six reviews, all the latest news, and a back-page essay on what it takes to become an artist
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