The Summer 2018 edition of GLASS: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly (#151) is on its way to newsstands and subscriber mailboxes. It includes a special free bonus for subscribers — a copy of the just-published New Glass Review #39.
Included in this issue:
Included in this issue:
- ON THE COVER: Czech artist Ivana Šrámková uses glass and found objects to create an imaginative aviary of human caricatures
- A look at the dividing line between inspiration and appropriation in the new Mexican-inspired work of Martin Janecký
- With two top-level departures, can the Chrysler Museum keep its exciting glass programming thriving?
- Attending the 18th annual International Flameworking Conference, Amy Lemaire considers a field in transition
- Contributing editor William Ganis examines how visually permeable glass volumes make ideal containers for conceptual concerns
All this plus four reviews, an essay on the passing of the extraordinary critic and contributing editor James Yood, and the latest news
from the field.
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