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April/May 2013

April/May 2013

Feature Articles

Along the Avenue

Sculptor Albert Paley takes over Park Avenue with 13 new works.

Of the Land

Renowned wood sculptor Michael Peterson's artistic connection to the natural world.

Intuitive Mapping

Sienna Shields has flourished creatively in environments as different as Alaska and New York City.

Becoming Michael Janis

In less than a decade, Michael Janis went from glass newbie to Fulbright scholar.

Quiet Language

At a new stage of her life, Judit Varga is making her best, truest work ever.

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Lily Wikoff makes what she calls "jewelry for tomboys" – people who don't ordinarily wear jewelry.
Ben Ospital Portrait

Dream Catcher

Ben Ospital fills his apartment with objects that speak to his inner magpie.
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Free Range

Sculptor Russ Vogt and his wife, Suzanne Rooney, are stewards of an "art farm."
The Art of Mankind - 1

Global Appeal

Reviews of new books on textiles, sign painters, and design-driven craft.
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Global Vision

Habatat Galleries has grown along with the global interest in glass.
Gail Tremblay, Blue Ribbon Red Production

Reweaving History

Gail Tremblay challenges stereotypes in old cinematic narratives through her basket works.
From the Editor - Illustration

The Force of Nature

If there’s a press conference in the afterlife, I’ve got questions for the Powers That Be.
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