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Back-issues: Volume 11 Index |
April/May, 1998 - Vol. 11, No. 6.
- Where's the PYREX ® - The Rest of the Story
- AT THE LAMP - Flamefest 98!
- The Bead Column: BEADS OF THE FUTURE? Business end of the laser device used to produce the 3- D images within a block of glass.
- CREATIVE GLASSWORKING IN SCOTLAND - A interview with Paul Stankard
- Glassified Ads
- Workshop Calendar
- Choices in Borosilicate : The last article I wrote "Where's the Pyrex" set a series of events into motion. Among some of the feedback, I received a call from a person who is a supplier of Kimble Glass stating that I should consider using Kimax. My reaction was somewhere between disinterest and disbelief.
- AT THE LAMP - After a brief hiatus I am back! Hope you all did not miss me too terribly!
- Contemporary Lampworking - 2nd Edition: At long last, Bandhu Scott Dunham's excellent book, "Contemporary Lampworking" has been published in its second edition.
- New Torch: Chris Cmack from Carlisle Machine Works sent me a new pre-mix burner they have developed for testing. This burner, called a High-Capacity Torch.
- GAS - Japan: The 28th annual Glass Art Society conference will be held the last four days of May in faraway Seto, Japan. It is the first time that GAS has held its conference overseas, but not the last.
- Summer Lampworking Classes and Workshops: The summer flameworking workshop schedule is taking shape.
- MICKELSEN STUDIOS: has scheduled two Spring Flameworking workshops, an intermediate class and an advanced class.
- The Bead Column: Book Review Glass Beads: Anatolian Glass Bead Making.
- NEW AND TESTED : The Carlisle High Capacity (Hand) Torch.
- Glassified Ads - February/March, 1998 - Vol. 11 No. 5
- Where's the Pyrex?
- The Bead Column Once More Hollow Beads
- BOOK REVIEW
- Lampworker Wins Best of Show Award In National Multimedia Scent Bottle Exhibition
- To The Editor: I estimate that well over 50% of my students nationally over the past four years have found me by the large and small ads I have placed.
- Glassified Ads - December/January, 1997/98 - Vol. 11 No. 4.
- The Glass Marine Animals of Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka
- Photo #1 Stomphia churchiae, sea anemone | Bunodes baiil, sea anemone | Sagartia fuegrensis, sea anemone | Sagartia parasiticia, sea anemone | Sagartia belles, sea anemone
- Photo #2 Philonexis catenulatus Octopus
- Photo #3 Synapta oceanica, sea cucumber | Spongodes celosia, alcynoid | Plocamorporus imperialis, sea slug
- Photo #4 Carinaria mediterraneapelagic snail
- Photo #5 Ommastrephes sagittaus, squid
- Photo #6 Sepioteuthis sicula, squid | Onychoteuthis krohnii, squid | Loligo alessandrini, squid | Philonexis carenae, octopus
- The Bead Column: [Book Revue] Creative Glass Techniques: Fusing, Painting, Lampwork
- A DIFFERENT KIND OF SUCCESS Gary Jensen of Solvang, CA.
- Photo #1 Gary Jensen.
- AT THE LAMP It appears that my last column did indeed stir up some response
- Latest Video from Crystal Myths The tapes are done in the style we have come to expect from Wilson. The video is clear and easy to watch. The editing is like good editing should be, that is, there is no evidence of it in the final result.
- Coatings By Sandberg I recently received a notice from Jerry Sandberg that his new company, Coatings By Sandberg, is about to begin full-scale production.
- Shameless Plug Dept.
- Glassified Ads - October/November, 1997 - Vol. 11 No. 3.
- AT THE LAMP
- "It is the quality of the work that will change the perception of the technique" - Susanne Frantz
- The Bead Column. What Do You Do With All Those Fine Beads
Once You Have Made Them?
- Beth Williams "Change-a-Bead" with and without a bead attached.
- John Fisher's holder which permits wearing of a marble or a bead as a necklace.
- Detail of a fish totem pole. by Jim Antonius.
- A collection of "Hairstyx" by Charlotte Ann Gates.
- The Scottish Glass Society 1997 Exhibition There were a total of one hundred and forty four items on display representing the work of forty six artists.
- Glassified Ads - August/September, 1997 - Vol. 11 No. 2.
- Decisions - craft? art?
- The Bead Column: LAMPWORKING ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP An Interview with Phyllis Clarke.
- Photo #1 Three stoppered bottles. The one in the center appears, to the writer at least, to be anthropomorphic.
- Photo #2 Two stoppered bottles with animal stoppers.
- Photo #3 Two stoppered vessels. The one on the right, which is about seven inches high, has a hemispherical base.
- Photo #4 Phyllis Clarke at the bench.
- Photo #5 Phyllis' photogenic cat. A suitable model, when viewed from its left side, for sculpting in black glass or in colored glass when viewed from its right side.
- Photo #6
- Photo #7
- Photo #8
- At The Lamp
- GAS - Tucson - April 1997
- GAS - Seto - 1998!
- Colored Borosilicate Glass from England.
- Shameless Commerce Dept.
- New Manufacturer for National 3A
- Workshop Calendar
- Glassified Ads - June/July, 1997 - Vol. 11 No. 1.
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