conneXtions was the collaborative effort between AAW and ISGB. Are there any pictures or information available on the AAW website anywhere?
Ed
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Ed,
It's my understanding that the exhibit opens this Friday, 27 July, at the St Paul AAW Gallery. I'll ask Tib, the gallery curator, to take some digital photos…and when we get them, the photos will be posted here: AAW Gallery Web-page.
I'll post a note on the forum when the pic's are up...
It's my understanding that the exhibit opens this Friday, 27 July, at the St Paul AAW Gallery. I'll ask Tib, the gallery curator, to take some digital photos…and when we get them, the photos will be posted here: AAW Gallery Web-page.
I'll post a note on the forum when the pic's are up...
Thanks Ed.
Ed,
For thoes of us that don't know, what is the ISGB?
For thoes of us that don't know, what is the ISGB?
ISGB = International Society of Glass Beadmakers I'm not sure the word Bead conveys the full spectrum of what is being created by these people. I know I was pretty surprised (and impressed). You can see a little at isgb.org.
Ed
Ed