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Aug 24, 2013 11:00AM to 7:00PM
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Location

Auer Center for Arts & Culture
300 East Main Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
United States
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Stained Glass, Pop Icons

by Monica Moses
|May 18, 2012
|Categories: Stained Glass, Web Exclusive

Joseph Cavalieri makes stained glass as you've probably never seen it – celebrating not saints and virtues but rather pop culture. We caught up with him on a residency in Italy, where he's given his signature work a decidedly Italian flavor.

Library Donations From 2012 NICHE Awards Finalist Mira Woodworth

by Dulcey Heller
|December 17, 2011
|Categories: From the Stacks, Library, Awards, Glass, Publications, Stained Glass

Glass Artist Mira Woodworth donates magazines to the library.

Cavalieri and Crumb at MAD

by Joyce Lovelace
|July 07, 2010
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Stained Glass, Glass

The cult illustrator Robert Crumb–“R. Crumb,” as he signs his work–holds a special place in the hearts of baby boomers. What ’60s kid didn’t gaze in awe at his cover art for Big Brother and the Holding Company’s Cheap Thrills album (marveling every time at Janis Joplin’s cleavage), paste a “Keep on Truckin” sticker on a school notebook, or delight in the idea of a naughty comic strip starring a feline rake named Fritz the Cat?

"Workshops for Modernity"

by Janet Koplos
|November 04, 2009
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Ceramics, Design, Exhibitions, Fiber, Furniture, Metal, Painting, Stained Glass, Wood

For craft aficionados, it is a great joy to walk into the Museum of Modern Art’s “Bauhaus 1919-1933” show and immediately see a display case of ceramic works. Among the introductory pieces was a pot by Marguerite Friedlaender (later Wildenhain) decorated with a bull in slip trailing. This design relates to other linear decoration in painting and drawings also on view.

News, Views and Fond Farewells from Baltimore

by Christine Kaminsky
|March 01, 2009
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Baskets, Beadwork, Book Arts, Ceramics, Design, Enamels, Fashion, Fiber, Found Objects, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry, Lighting, Metal, Mixed Media, Mosaics, Paper, Sculpture, Stained Glass, Tiles, Wood

"Wow, it's just one thing after another-it's just amazing," a passerby enthused at the American Craft Council Baltimore Show and as the event draws to a close I can think of no better way to sum up the experience. Except to say what a total pleasure it was to meet the artists, see their work up close and in many cases put a face to the names I often heard and somehow felt I already knew.

Mixing with the Makers in Baltimore

by Christine Kaminsky
|February 28, 2009
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Baskets, Beadwork, Book Arts, Ceramics, Design, Enamels, Fashion, Fiber, Found Objects, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry, Lighting, Metal, Mixed Media, Mosaics, Paper, Sculpture, Stained Glass, Wood

Day two and after a dose of rest I hurried back to the convention center, thanks in part to a stiff wind carrying me along, for another look at the fantastic work on display at the American Craft Council's show. After 33 years, word gets around and once again, the crowds showed up, keen to see more high-end craft. The weekend seemed to draw more people so it was a bit of a challenge to navigate through the aisles but the anticipation of meeting and speaking with the artists spurred me on.

Show and Tell in Baltimore

by Christine Kaminsky
|February 27, 2009
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Baskets, Beadwork, Book Arts, Ceramics, Design, Enamels, Fashion, Fiber, Found Objects, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry, Lighting, Metal, Mixed Media, Mosaics, Paper, Sculpture, Stained Glass, Wood

Today marked the first day of the American Craft Council's Baltimore Show -three public days dedicated to craft-based art. For the past 33 years, this enormous show has been humming along at the city's convention center, engaging an enthusiastic crowd with a cornucopia of talent from across the country. I arrived prior to show time and despite dire pronouncements about the economy, an eager crowd had already gathered to see their favorites, lift their spirits and get first dibs on the goods.

Hands On in Baltimore

by Christine Kaminsky
|February 25, 2009
|Categories: Web Exclusive, Baskets, Beadwork, Book Arts, Ceramics, Design, Enamels, Fashion, Fiber, Found Objects, Glass, Jewelry, Lighting, Metal, Mosaics, Paper, Stained Glass, Wood, Workshops, Furniture, Mixed Media, Sculpture

Hundreds of exhibiting artists from all across the country (plus a few for the first time from Canada) are excitedly preparing to offer visitors to the American Craft Council's Baltimore Show an unparalleled opportunity for total immersion into everything and anything handmade at the city's convention center beginning Friday, February 27, through Sunday, March 1.

Interview with Judith Schaechter

by admin
|January 20, 2009
|Categories: Stained Glass

Listen to Robert Sullivan’s interview with Judith:

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