August/September 2008
Featured Articles
In This Issue
Hisano Takei
In 2004 Hisano Takei was pursuing an M.F.A.
Keeping it Real
Laurie Manfra discovers that it takes almost a village-or at least a full team of glassblowers and machinists-to create Lindsey Adelman's made-to-order innovative Bubble chandeliers.
Letters
Whether by pen and paper or through the wonders of the web, the feedback keeps coming.
Lines Through Light: Stephen Procter
By Dan Klein, Stephen Procter
RLDI Rob Little Digital Imaging
Carwoola, New South Wales, Australia
Margo Grant Walsh: Collecting by Design
Interior architect Margo Grant Walsh has assembled a stellar collection of 20th-century silver and metalwork, now on view in an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and documented in its companion book. Alan Rosenberg visits with Grant Walsh and finds out what prompted this ongoing collecting passion.
Natural Selection
Ogle
Hilary Pfeifer
Portland, Oregon
September 4-
November 1, 2008
Open Weave
Hibberd McGrath Gallery
Jim Kraft
Breckenridge, Colorado
August 1-24, 2008
Public Works
Edward Lebow contends that public works at their best have enabled artists to alter the experience and function of common spaces, but that lack of training has limited the talent pool needed to build upon these achievements.