Donation from Brad Walker (B112)

Brad Walker has donated his new book, Contemporary Fused Glass.
This book is the expanded version of Contemporary Warm Glass and is 30%
larger, totally rewritten and with new information on dozens of fusing and slumping
techniques.  The auction copy will be signed by the author.

Donation by Janet Lipstreu (B113)

Janet is on the Board of Directors for the AGG and

has donated the

book Strangest Genius;

signed by the authors, Lucy Costigan & Michael Cullen.

This latest book will add to the cause of putting Harry Clarke among the greatest visual artists in the field of glass and book illustration where he rightly belongs, building on Nicola Gordon Bowe's earlier achievements in that regard.

Donation from Maria Serpentino (B114)

Maria has donated the book Stained Glass From Medieval Times to the Present
by James L Sturm. 

Maria on the Board of Directors.  To learn more about her studio please visit their website

Donation from Ellen Miret (A112)

The work is a lenticular image-Chapter 14 of the Dhammapada-Teachings of the Buddha.  "The One Who is Awake".  Ellen made it with 2 photos taken in Tibet and 2 fused glass heads.  


"The images come and go in a lenticular form: the viewer must physically interact (move) with the lenticular image to see the whole picture... and be mindful of others, a working metaphor for how we live in the world."

To see more of Ellen's work go to her website.

Donation from Kathy Jordan (B115)

Painting on Light
Drawings and Stained Glass in the Age of Durer and Holbein
By Barbara Butts & Lee Hendrix
A 330 page catalogue detailing the Exhibition:  "Painting on Light"



Kathy Jordan is on the Board of Directors and is our Auction Chair.

For more information about her work and glass painting workshop schedule, visit her website 

Donation from Drew Anderson (E102)

An Afternoon at the Met; a private tour...
Drew Anderson, Conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Sherman Fairchild Center for Objects Conservation has donated his time to conduct a private tour for a party of four (4).
"The tour would consist of behind the scene and galleries in the Objects Conservation Department.  We treat sculpture, furniture, ceramics, bronzes and a host of other materials both modern and ancient.  Anyone with an interest in art and conservation would, I am sure, be interested."

To learn about the Sherman Fairchild Center for Objects Conservation,
please visit thier web site