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DESCRIPTION:Voices in Studio Glass History: Art and Craft\, Maker and Place
 \, and the Critical Writings and Photography of Paul Hollister is a Bard G
 raduate Center multi-media\, web-based digital exhibition and publication 
 that rethinks and reinterprets the history of postwar American studio glas
 s. This project builds upon the work of critic and historian Paul Holliste
 r\, who published over eighty essays and reviews in the field. Concurrentl
 y\, he recorded candid interviews with artists and photographed them at wo
 rk. Both an exhibition and an archive\, Voices in Studio Glass History uni
 tes these materials for the first time\, including unseen images\, recentl
 y transcribed interviews\, and a fully annotated bibliography with linked 
 and downloadable articles. Extensive original research informs this reinte
 rpretation of what became known as the studio glass movement\, grounded in
  unprecedented opportunities to create work outside of factory settings fr
 om the 1960s onwards. In new interviews\, over fifty artists\, curators\, 
 critics\, historians\, and gallerists reflect upon the movement’s past and
  discuss its future. What emerges are themes of experimentation\, shared k
 nowledge\, community building\, international exchange\, critical debate\,
  the impact of museums and galleries\, and fluidities among the categories
  of art\, craft\, and design.Presented in a rich digital environment\, Voi
 ces in Studio Glass History foregrounds key sites of making and learning s
 uch as UrbanGlass\, the Penland School of Craft\, Pilchuck Glass School\, 
 Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center\, The Corning Museum of Glass\, Blenko Gl
 ass Company\, and the Rhode Island School of Design. Featured artists incl
 ude Mark Peiser\, Tom Patti\, Paul Stankard\, Henry Halem\, Flora Mace and
  Joey Kirkpatrick\, James Carpenter\, Dale Chihuly\, Lino Tagliapietra\, S
 teven Weinberg\, Sydney Cash\, Jane Bruce\, Dan Dailey\, Michael Glancy\, 
 Toots Zynksy\, Hank Murta Adams\, Mary Shaffer\, William Gudenrath\, and m
 any more.Join us for a preview of this digital exhibition and archive\, wh
 ich will include a welcome from Peter N. Miller (Dean and Professor)\, a p
 roject overview by Catherine Whalen (Associate Professor)\, and a synopsis
  of the website by Barb Elam (Associate Director of Visual Media Resources
  and Study Collection Librarian) and Jesse Merandy (Director of Digital Hu
 manities/Exhibitions). A panel discussion with Susie Silbert (Curator of P
 ostwar and Contemporary Glass\, The Corning Museum of Glass)\, Andrew Page
  (Editor of Glass: The UrbanGlass Quarterly)\, and Mary Savig (Curator of 
 Craft\, Renwick Gallery\, Smithsonian Institution)\, moderated by Catherin
 e Whalen\, will explore and assess the field of studio glass\, past and pr
 esent. Voices in Studio Glass History is co-created by Barb Elam\, Associa
 te Director of Visual Media Resources and Study Collection Librarian\; Ass
 ociate Professor Catherine Whalen\; and Jesse Merandy\, Director of Digita
 l Humanities/Exhibitions. This project was made possible by support from T
 he Paul and Irene Hollister Endowment at Bard Graduate Center. Paul Hollis
 ter (1918–2004) was an influential critic of contemporary studio glass and
  glass historian. Irene Hollister (1920–2016) was a philanthropist\, advoc
 ate for glass scholarship\, and founding administrator of the Association 
 for Computing Machinery.This research was supported by a Craft Research Fu
 nd grant from The Center for Craft.This event will be live with automatic 
 captions.This event will be held via Zoom. A link will be circulated to re
 gistrants by 10 am on the day of the event.
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SUMMARY:Bard Graduate Center: Voices in Studio Glass History
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