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  • by Benicianmaestro, Aug 07, 08

    architectural commission of 9 22 inch platters suspended from stacked slate wall with aluminum brads

    Do you want to get your glass art noticed? If you do you’ll have to learn that the way people get their news today has greatly changed from just a few years ago. Did you know that 67% of people today get their news on the web?! You must get your message to them somehow, but how?


  • by frabel, Nov 17, 08

    Large Cube with Imploded Glass Spheres

    Although glass is my hobby, and I love it, sometimes it (almost) turns into work. This was the case when I, together with my team of incredible glass artists, were finishing our latest exhibition that is now on display at the McKee Botanical Garden in Vero Beach, Florida. Good old, blood, sweat and tears, people!


  • by frabel, Nov 18, 08

    Last week, I had the good fortune to meet up with my long-time friend and hero, Harvey Littleton. He and his lovely wife for 61 years, Beth invited me to a wonderful barbeque place, close to his home and gallery in Fort. Pierce, Florida. His home, during the winter months, overlooks the river and on clear days you can see as far as 27 miles away, so you actually have a great view of the ocean.


  • by frabel, Jun 25, 08

    In this blog (when I have some time), I will talk about my thoughts on art in general and glass art in specific.

    If you have any comments on my post, please feel free to leave them. I will be excited to hear your opinion.

    Let's start some cooperation in the glass art world!


  • by catherinemiller, Jul 30, 08

    Hi,
    My name is Catherine and I am an engraver. I just wanted to let others know that if they have any questions about engraving, I would be very happy to help in any way.
    Have a Wonderful Day!


  • by Cheryl, Oct 15, 09

    Serpent on Vase

    I've been experimenting with different materials and methods to see how my glass will hold up and on what material it can be done on. Ceramic is a definite as it grips the glass and by brushing resin over it, it can be wiped clean but still holds the appearance and texture.


  • by TwoHandsandFire, Aug 11, 10

    This site was created by one of the greats in glass art, and should be one of the best places on the web to show off and admire stunning pieces of art. It's clean, easy to navigate, and displays images in a wonderful manner. I simply love looking through the photographs here!


  • by catherinemiller, Jan 13, 09

    Congratulations to the Frabel Award winners Joanna H Manousis and Maureen B McRorie . May you have a wonderful time in June with Mr Frabel and the staff. Mr. Frabel thank you for all that you are doing to keep this art alive.
    Sincerely,
    catherine


  • by Cheryl, Jul 03, 08

    I created the art process in 1978 which I refer as Crystal Imagery since the final product has a crystallized affect from the irregular shapes of the stained glass (approx. 1 mm in size).


  • by karmatetra, Feb 19, 10

    I apologize, but I keep getting an error every time I try to upload a photo. For now, until the error is fixed, please view my Picassa Photo Album at http://picasaweb.google.com/karmatetra/MorphologyOfAVirusAttack?feat=dir...


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