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Arrow Springs Glass Links
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Links to computer and online
publications, flameworking, glass blowing, galleries and museums,
books, societies, forums, glass education, stained glass, and more.
Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass
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This site is sponsored by the Art
Alliance for Contemporary Glass, "a group interested in promoting
interest in contemporary studio glass."
Art Glass World
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Information on glass supplies,
studios, magazines, education, new products, and a search engine can be
found here.
Corning Museum of Glass
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Information about the museum,
exhibitions, the research
library, new glass review, and grant applications are available here.
Delphi Glass
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"Founded in 1972, Delphi is
America’s largest art glass supplier, featuring stained
glass, mosaics, hot glass and jewelry. On our webpage we have tips,
techniques, free project plans and more!"
The Glass Art Society
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Founded in 1971 to encourage
excellence and to advance the appreciation, understanding and
development of the glass arts worldwide, the Glass Art Society holds
annual conferences, publishes the Glass Art Society Journal,
the Membership/Education Roster and the quarterly GAS Newsletter.
Glass Line Links
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A list of links separated into
the following categories:
lampworking; glass schools, classes and workshops; glass publications;
hot neon; cold glass working; scientific; glassblowing; glass beads;
stained glass; fused glass; and galleries and museums. This site also
includes a search engine.
International Guild of Glass Artists
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The International Guild of Glass
Artists was formed
in mid-1993 as a nonprofit corporation. The Board of Directors meet
online on a continuous basis and membership is open to everyone working
with glass in any way, shape or form. The membership is now doubling
every year.
Pilchuck Glass School
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Founded it in 1971 by Dale
Chihuly with the support
of patrons Anne Gould Hauberg and John H. Hauberg, Pilchuck has become
a catalyst for leading artists and a model of education in the visual
arts.