My work has been chosen to be in the exhibition which celebrates "Fiber Philadelphia". The show is called "Uncommon Threads" and is on exhibit at Temple Judea Museum, located in Keneseth Israel (KI) in Elkins Park, PA
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Temple Judea Museum
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Rosemont College features Philadlephia Women Working in Glass
I was honored to have been asked to be part of the exhibition entitled "Philadelphia Women Working in Glass" at the Lawrence Gallery at Rosemont College in Rosemont, PA
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Friday, September 3, 2010
I'm back!
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
My ARTfall months to come
I will be showing different NEW works at each of these venues this Fall and hope to see you at one or all of the following. If you can’t attend the opening, contact me and I’ll meet you at your convenience.
Sculpture venues:
Snyderman/Works Gallery: Found Objects 2 Invitational
Oct 2 (“First Friday” opening5-9pm) - Nov 15, 2009
Sat, Oct 3, 2009: 5 pm (reserve tickets now!)
Dec 4, 2009 – Jan 23, 2010
One-of-a-kind Jewelry & small painting venues
2 Saturdays: Nov 14 & Dec 12, 2009 noon-5pm
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
"Mom to the Rescue" has been deemed prizeworthy!
This past weekend I attended the International Flameworking Conference in Salem, New Jersey and entered MOM in an exhibition held at the conference. And...I won a prize! All very exciting since she is clearly made of media in addition to glass. The flameworking world community is pushing the limits and off we go...
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
All is Glass
So here is the latest baby.
In case you have NO idea what you are looking at, I'll explain:
Take an antique toaster and spread its wings,
attach it to a roller skate with glass wheels,
and add a glass bandaid for a propeller;
place the queen (with a glass eye on the back of her head) on top of a vintage hand drill
so she can rotate 360 degrees in space and see all,
and fill her wings with all kinds of tools fabricated from glass:
a needle and thread, drinking straw, pencil, thermometer, umbrella, toothbrush, an extra hand, paintbrush, fork, toothbrush and some extra eyes just in case.
In fact, add a fused glass eye on top and a beautiful necklace cause it's a girl...
Now she is prepared for anything...she is: Mom to The Rescue!
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Labels: flameworking, glass, vintage tools
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
My creations are travelling...
I am very excited to announce that 3 of my glass/found object sculptures have been accepted into a highly acclaimed gallery in Pittsburgh, PA called the Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery. I am privileged to be exhibiting with many of my favorite celebrated artists such as Mark Abildgaard, Tina Betz, Carmen Lozar, Beth Lipman, Christopher Reis and Kari Russell-Pool. What a kick! Why don't you go to the gallery website and discover a whole new world. If you have a chance to get to this outstanding gallery, please tell Amy Morgan that I sent you. You won't be disappointed with the quality and variety of work there. I was so captivated by work at the gallery that it was difficult to leave.
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