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Introduction

New Glass Review was begun by The Corning Museum of Glass in 1976 to survey new directions taken by individual glassmakers or factories. A major purpose of this annual Review is to provide a forum for the presentation of ideas, as well as to inform the general public, of trends in the world of glass. The Review consists of three parts: a section illustrating 100 objects chosen by a panel from the slides submitted, a com­ mentary on the selections by The Corning Museum's Curator of Twentieth-Century Glass, and a 17-page check list of all publications (books and periodical articles) related to contemporary glass, acquired by the Library of The Corning Museum of Glass in 1981. Inasmuch as that Library attempts to be all-inclusive in its holdings, this annual check list should serve as a valuable tool to collectors, scholars, and others. Each autumn the Museum mails more than 4,500 announcements and applica­ tion blanks for the current competition to glassmakers throughout the world. Entrants are requested to submit no more than three slides apiece. In 1981, 848 individuals or companies in 28 countries submitted 2,348 slides, an increase of 17 per cent over the previous year. The selection panel is composed of two resident and two visiting judges. Thomas S. Buechner, President of Steuben Glass and former Director of The Corning Mu­ seum of Glass, and William Warmus, Assistant Curator of Twentieth-Century Glass at The Corning Museum of Glass, are two permanent members. In 1982 the visiting members were Dale Chihuly, Artist in Residence at the Rhode Island School of Design, and Henry Geldzahler, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs of The City of New York. The visiting members bring to the process an artistic or critical perception while the permanent members provide a knowledge of and continuity to glass history for the Review. Their initials are listed with the objects they chose. The objects selected represent technical, functional, or aesthetic innovation. Therefore, work which remains constant from year to year, even if of the highest quality, is unlikely to be included every year. One or more jurors, however, may add the work of an individual or company because a modification, at times very subtle, indicates development or growth. Certain difficulties, of course, are inherent in the judging of three-dimensional objects from slides: works whose effect depends upon scale, motion, or changing light conditions can cause problems of interpretation. Some interesting pieces have been rejected because of poor photography or details which would disappear in publication. Of course, the number and quality of the entries as well as the composition of the jury can affect decisions in choosing the final 100 entries. Panelists abstain from selecting work by their students, associates, or family. The entries submitted this year were of particularly distinguished quality, and I New Glass Review 3

to narrow the choice to 100 objects meant, unfortunately, that many interesting selections had to be omitted. Beginning with New Glass Review 4, the Museum will retain all slides submitted so that these may be added to the Library's permanent archives where they may be viewed by those interested in contemporary glass.

The editors and judges of the third edition of this Review wish to thank all participants who submitted slides for judging. Appreciation is due as well to those who have worked so diligently to make this publication possible, particularly Phyllis Casterline, Charleen Edwards, and Louise Bush.

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The following comments on various trends are made from the viewpoint of a curator of twentieth-century glass and are intended as an informal listing rather than as official pronouncements; the Review as survey should not be used as the basis for sweeping quality judgements and specialized interpretations. These are best left to single artist monographs and specialized journals. The United States and Czechoslovakia are well represented in 1981, and submis­ sions from the Pacific area are increasing, especially from Japan. Although no Aus­ tralian entries made it through the finals, several were promising. Two countries traditionally associated with glassmaking, France and England, have shown a new vitality after a relatively dormant period. Sadly, Italy continues to be underrepre- sented—only a few slides were received from that major glass-producing nation. The majority of pieces that follow were made in studios by individuals working alone or with a small team of helpers. In some instances the services of a factory may have been used to fabricate parts, blanks, or whole objects [as is done frequently in Czechoslovakia and occasionally elsewhere (see MacNeil, U.S.A., 54; Steuben, U.S.A., 24, 74, 80). Parts may be cold-worked in the studio: engraved, sandblasted, cemented. While this system has produced several generations of brilliant glass artist/ designers in Czechoslovakia, the lack of synergy between artists and factories has had a negative effect elsewhere. In England, skilled engravers often cannot obtain ideal blanks for their work. Despite much discussion about "High Tech" innovation such as polychromatic glasses (full color photosensitive glass), the materials and processes of present day studios are mainly traditional. For example, the most commonly employed forming techniques—blowing, molding, casting, cutting—existed in ancient times. Among notable innovations are high-strength cements used for fabrication (Marquis, 55; Watkins, 92) electroplating processes (Glancy, 32), precision machining (Aldridge, 80), and the hot lamination of flat glass prior to blowing (Patti, 65). All of these, however, have been in use for a number of years. Pate-de-verre was revived by Henri Cros in France in 1882, and the process was kept alive for many years by the Daum factory in France (12, 96). Today individuals are again experimenting with the medium (Anderson, 4; Aufiero, 8; Antoine and Etienne Leperlier, 51 and 52; and Trinkley, 84 among others), which is made by grinding colored glass into powder, adding a liquid binder to make a paste, shaping 2 and firing in a mold. New Glass Review 3

Art Deco1 motifs have inspired several works. One variation (the Techno- Decos?) uses technology in the service of art to create objects resembling outmoded industrial components (Ben Tre, 11; Cohen, 18; Trinkley, 84). Another interpretation (the Electro-Decos?) employs the style as a "religion of electricity";2 these pieces are allied to printed circuits (Glancy, 32) or electrostatic generators (Aldridge, for Steu­ ben, 80). When Punk Art and "new" Deco styles meet, they share a mutual "under­ current of anxiety,"2 bridging the gap between the Depression years and the violent seventies and eighties; a Martini Bowl combines the quintessential cocktail from that earlier time with the overwrought, neurotic, mindless decoration associated with Punk (Arber, 5). One flat glass panel (Stinsmuehlen, 81) uses fragments of glass and other media to update assemblage or collage (notably used between World Wars I and II by Picasso, Braque, and others3) and make it "new wave" in color (electric) and personality (schizoid). Couture Glass, a phrase coined by Henry Geldzahler to describe pieces such as the vase resembling a woman's jacket with constructed shoulders (Buechner for Vitrix, 14), catches the look of many of these objects: they seem to echo the jazzy, brash attitudes of the thirties and forties. There has been less concern with subtleties of surface decoration and form among glassmakers working after World War II, but today such embellishment is appearing again. Some of these works (Dailey, 23; Hoeller, 37) evoke primitive totems or ritual vessels. Surface modeling blurs into the glassy understructure so that the texture of the glass becomes as important a part of the content of the piece as the symbols inscribed on its surface (see also Reed, 70). An ongoing difficulty—how to create shapes for blown vessels that are interesting and new and appropriate to the surface decoration—is solved in one instance (Hodder, 36) by completing a bulbous vase form with a thick, sensuous, decorated lip. Another glassmaker (Vachtova, 85) deals with the problem of displaying sculpture on an appropriate base with a metal compo­ nent that is at once both an integral part of the work and a pedestal for it. Glassblowing requires constraint if a controlled shape is desired; this leads to interesting results. Constraint may appear as molding (Williams, 95), and may be used symbolically as in Laced Pair (Verberne, 89)—Bondage glass. Bondage is a theme in several entries (Cohen, 18; Nelson, 62). It surfaces as bandage in Aschenbrenner's work (7) evoking the wounds of war and urban violence. In Sellner's 20th Century Man (75), a helpless doll-like figure trapped in a beaker implies sterility, mindlessness, suffocation—bondage as subjugation. Perennial connections between art works and toys, artists and their childhood, are explored by Shapiro (76), Mace/Kirkpatrick (47), and, in a more monumental fashion, Klepsch (48). Art and politics are an implied interest in a few objects that seem influenced by the color schemes and dynamic images of Poland's Solidarity movement (Schlotzhauer, 73; Kiriazopoulos, 46). Vastly improved photographic quality was notable in 1981. Increasingly, artists use the photograph as a tool to interpret their work and market it to the public. In some cases, such as The Dishes of Oz (Stenger, 79), the presentation may depend more on the photograph than the work it depicts. On the other hand a good photograph may conceal work that is little less than a stage prop. The composition of the Review changes each year. In 1979 and 1980 there were more optical sculptures (represented this year by works such as Cho, 17 and Plfva, 68) 3 New Glass Review 3

and more pieces dealing with whimsey (Pennell, 66) or themes derived from Art Nouveau. Constructed or assembled works (such as Robbins, 72 or Watkins, 92) are now less popular. While entries representing all of the above were submitted this year, the selection panel's interest in them was less. One conclusion might be that glassmaking is dominated by fashion. In 1981, fashion meant Art Deco and Punk art (although Punk itself is "out of style"). The great disappointment is a compulsion to make "gallery glass": stylish, uniform, marketable art products. Such work has a bland, pasteurized look when seen in quantity, especially if contrasted with work of serious content (Aschenbrenner, 7; Eisch, 29; Sellner, 75). But the attention that glassmakers pay to details and pre­ sentation is encouraging; workmanship is better. If one is looking for craft, many pieces in Review 3 are exciting and excellent. Perhaps next year's entrants will build on this expertise and concern themselves less with what is fashionable.

WILLIAM WARMUS The Corning Museum of Glass

1. A style established in the decorative arts in Europe and America between World Wars I and II, sometimes characterized by geometric motifs, and influenced by Egyptian and Pre-Columbian cul­ tures, and Cubism.

2. Peg Weiss, The Art Deco Environment, Syracuse: Everson Museum of Art, 1976, Intro, n. pag.

4 3. William C. Seitz, The Art of Assemblage, New York: MOMA, 1961, pp. 6, 22. ArtistsA • and| Objects/A| • New Glass Review 3

Artists and Objects 3 Arthur Allison 6 Tom Armbruster Untitled 318 Riverside Court 6398 Stow Road Pate-de-verre Kent, Ohio 44240 Hudson, Ohio 44236 H. 24.5 cm, W. 17.5 cm 1 Carol Acquilano Bottles of Tribute for Morandi Primordial Investigation TL4300 HG, WW; DC abstained 2134 Elm wood Avenue Blown; enamels; wallpaper Blown, sandcast; polished, 9 Mary Barclay Rochester, New York 14618 and other media. sandblasted, fabricated. 89 Lawton Street H. 40 cm, W. 49.5 cm H. 40 cm, W. 10 cm Brookline, Massachusetts Towels and Tiles DC, HG DC, HG 02146 Flat glass, multiple layers; sandblasted, painted, epoxied. 4 Doug Anderson Cave Maze 7 Michael J. Flat glass; leaded, enameled, H. 38.1 cm, W. 48.3 cm 15750 Carson Road Aschenbrenner ©1981 Mt. Vernon, Ohio 43050 painted. DC, HG, WW 172-90 Highland Avenue H. 21.5 cm, W. 20.5 cm Fish Bowl #3H DC Pate-de-verre Jamaica Estates, New York 2 Blanka Adensamova W. 17.8 cm, H. 5 cm 11432 10 Arlon Bayliss Gorazdova 20, Prague 2 Arlon Bayliss Glass TB, DC, WW #1447: R.V.N. Czechoslovakia Glass, sandblasted; bandage 193 Bury field Road 5 Valerie S. Arber Solihull, W. Midlands, The Head and other media; acrylic paint; P.O. Box 10121 B91 2BB Mold-blown; etched, sand­ on wood. England blasted, engraved; brass and Alameda, New Mexico 87184 H. 116.8 cm, W. 30.5 cm wood base. Martini Bowl HG, WW Proteus Series XVI H. 52 cm, W. 27 cm Sandblasted; kiln-formed; Blown; sawed, ground, TB enameled. 8 Tina Marie Aufiero polished, assembled. W. 45 cm, H. 5 cm 43-14 Douglaston Parkway W. 60 cm, H. 7 cm DC, HG, WW Douglaston, New York 11363 TB, WW New Glass Review 3

11 Howard Ben Tre Reclining Male Figure 16 James Carpenter 18 Richard E. Cohen 11 $ Elton Street Lead glass; cast. James Carpenter Design Asso­ 150 Remsen Street Providence, Rhode Island H. 16 cm, W. 27 cm ciates, Inc. Brooklyn Heights, New York 02906 TB, DC, HG, WW 47 West Street 11201 New York, New York 10006 Cast Form XVIII Dirtone Vase Glass, sandcast; fused copper, 14 Thomas S. Buechner III Cast Base Series (R. 9-12-81) Blown, etched; wood. patina. Vitrix Glass Blown; cast base; fused. H. 35 cm, W. 28 cm H. 42.5 cm, W. 20 cm 77 West Market Street H. (largest) 27.9 cm, W. 20.32 DC, HG TB, HG, WW; DC abstained Corning, New York 14830 cm HG; TB, DC abstained Vase 19 John Cook 12 Lynda Benglis Blown, bits applied hot. 53 The Banks, Sileby, Leices­ for Cristallerie Daum H. 18 cm, W. 26 cm 17 Kyung-hee Cho tershire, LE12 7RD, England 41 Rue de Paradis DC, HG, WW; TB abstained Encobo Thoughts from the Top 75010 Paris, France Shyuwa R. 103, 2-24-25 Sandcast; iridescent surfaces. Nishiazabu, Minato-ku, Voile Humaine H. 6 cm, W. 10 cm 15 William Carlson Tokyo, Japan Pate-de-verre 808 West White Street DC, HG H. 45 cm, W. 30 cm Champaign, Illinois 61820 Op Cube DC, HG, WW Cast, polished; half mirrored 20 Norman Courtney Compression Series with aluminum; cemented. 3 804 South McClellan Hot worked, cast; laminated, H. 8 cm, W. 8 x 8 cm Seattle, Washington 98144 13 Katherine Bernstein polished. TB Rt. 5, Box 309 H. 28 cm, W. 18 cm 21st Century Navajo Burnesville, North Carolina DC, WW Blown; interior enamels. 28714 H. 31 cm, W. 15 cm DC, HG New Glass Review 3

21 Martha J. Croasdale Sleeper (Fish vase series) 26 Robert DuGrenier Reclining Sea Skate 168 Prospect Blown; cast foot. 171 Duane Street Blown; sandblasted, Providence, Rhode Island H. 28 cm. W. 20 cm New York, New York 10013 acid-etched. 02906 TB, HG, WW; DC abstained Rocks H. 35 cm, W. 35 cm TB, DC, WW City Light Blown; cut, laminated; brass. Blown; sandblasted, copper 24 David P. Dowler H. 8.4 cm, W. 10.2 cm plated. (designer) for Steuben Glass © 29 Erwin Eisch H. 10 cm, W. 14 cm 120 East Third Street TB, HG, WW Josef Schneider, engraver TB, HG, WW Corning, New York 14830 D-8377 Frauenau Heavy Wall Vases 27 Garth Edwards Federal Republic of Germany 22 Gunnar Cyren Blown; added chips. 3410 S. W. Water Avenue Bottled Spirits for AB Orrefors Glasbruk H. (tallest) 20.5 cm, D. 12.5 Portland, Oregon 97201 Blown; engraved. Box 8, S-380 40 Orrefors, cm Mask III H. about 50 cm Sweden DC, HG, WW; TB abstained TB, DC, WW Flat glass; leaded, sheet lead; Lovers' Bowl drilled. Graal technique; cut rim. 25 Peter Dreiser H. 81 cm, W. 61 cm 30 Diana Feister H. 11 cm, D. 23 cm 18 Rowland Avenue TB, DC, HG 169 South 15th Street, Apt. 11 TB, DC, HG, WW Kenton, Middlesex, England San Jose, California 95112 agentil Breeze [sic] 28 Stephen Dee Edwards Untitled 23 Dan Dailey Copper-diamond-and Penfand School Blown, cut, polished, 122 Market Street stone-wheel cut. Penland, North Carolina slumped. Amesbury, Massachusetts H. 20 cm, W. 20 cm 28765 W. 12x9 cm, H. 4 cm 01913 TB, HG DC, HG

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31 Kerry Feldman Untitled 36 W. Stephen Hodder Essence Container 1832 Penmar Avenue Blown 330 9th Street East Blown; cut, ground, polished. Venice, California 90291 H. (range) 7-11 cm, W. Minneapolis, Minnesota D. 15.4 cm (range) 5-10 cm 55101 TB, HG Non-Skid Lotiform TB, DC, HG Blown vessel; cast, sandblasted Untitled (#69) table. Blown; sandblasted. 39 Paul Housberg H. 20 cm, W. 45 cm 34 Henry Halem H. 34.6 cm, W. 24.3 cm 64 Preston Street DC, WW 429 Carthage Avenue DC, WW Providence, Rhode Island Kent, Ohio 44240 02906 32 Michael M. Glancy Untitled 37 Franz X. Hoeller Untitled 85 Carpenter Street Flat glass (vitrolite); D-8045 Ismaning Flat glass; leaded, stained, Rehoboth, Massachusetts sandblasted. Korbinianstrasse 16, painted. 02679 H. 72.4 cm, W. 92.7 cm Federal Republic of Germany H. 32 cm, W. 38 cm TB, DC HG; DC abstained Lapis Star X Untitled Blown, carved vessel form Blown; stone wheel-engraved. with copper and silver layers; 35 Chikara Hashimoto, H. 17 cm, D. 26 cm 40 Pete Hunner plate glass base. for Kamei Glass Co., Ltd. TB Louisendvej 3, H. 28 cm, W. (base) 25.5 cm 4-13-3 Kishibe-Kita, Suita, 3751 Ostermarie, Denmark HG, WW; DC abstained Japan Osaka, 38 James P. Holmes Flying Objects Sake Glasses 1800 4th Street Blown; three parts. 33 Monica Guggisberg Sandblasted, cut, polished. Berkeley, California 94710 H. 15 cm, W. 32 cm 1411 Pailly, Switzerland H. (tallest) 7 cm, W. 6.5 cm TB, HG, WW TB, DC, HG New Glass Review 3

41 Ursula Huth The Arrow 46 Tasios Kiriazopoulos Clowns-rumbler Jagerstrasse 5 Formed hot; steel. Ul. L^czycka 10/7 Lost wax casting. 7031 Weilim Schonbuch H. 25 cm, W. 35 cm 53-632 Wroclaw, Poland H. 13 cm, D. 13 cm Federal Republic of Germany TB TB, WW (working in USA) Reactions Blown; sandblasted, cut, Starblanket Nightmare I 44 Robert Kehlmann polished. 49 Susie Krasnican and Flat glass; leaded, slumped, 2207 Rose Street H. 15.5 cm, W. 5.6 cm Margie Jervis lampwork, painted. Berkeley, California 94709 TB, DC, WW 7202 Quincy Avenue H. 43 cm, W. 37 cm Falls Churcn, Virginia 22042 WW; DC abstained Tablets Sandblasted. 47 Joey Kirkpatrick and jD Profile (Blue Pitcher) H. 73.5 cm, W. 119.5 cm "Flora Mace Plate glass; sandblasted, 42 Ulrica Hydman-Vallien DC, HG, WW 5432 Harwood Drive slumped, enameled. for Kosta-Boda AB Des Moines, Iowa 50312 W. 37.8 x 29.1 cm, H. 6.3 cm Bromsvag 8 HG, WW; DC abstained Narwhal Bowl: Sunday 36104 Eriksmala, Sweden 45 Janet Kelman 1205 East Lincoln Afternoon Trapped Snake Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 Blown; wire drawings 50 Yasuhisa Kurita Blown, painted. embedded in glass while hot. Hoya Corporation Ribbed Peach (Cologne Bottle) H. 16 cm, W. 25 cm H. 12.5 cm, W. 14.5 cm No. 2-8-3, Kyobashi Blown; sandblasted; lamp- TB, DC, HG, WW HG, WW; DC abstained Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan work dropper. H. 7 cm, W. 7 cm Crevasse 43 Pavel Jezek TB, HG, WW 48 Kristian Klepsch Cast, cut, polished; on metal Jiraskovo nabrezf 712 Spitalgasse 5 base. 468 22 Zelezny Brod, D-8374 Viechtach, H. (glass) 17 cm; W. 24.5 cm Czechoslovakia Federal Republic of Germany

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51 Antoine Leperlier 54 Linda MacNeil Untitled 59 William Morris 26 rue Fr. Decorchemont 122 Market Street H. 26 cm, W. 14 cm P.O. Box 3966 27190 Conches, France Amesbury, Massachusetts HG; DC abstained Carmel, California 93921 Coupe 01913 Untitled Pate-de-verre Vessel 57 Sue Melikian Blown H. 10 cm, W. 20 cm Pate-de-verre (parts made at 338 East 55th Street, Apt. 4A H. 30 cm, W. 23 cm TB Daum, Nancy, France); metal; New York, New York 10022 HG; DC abstained fabricated. 52 Etienne Leperlier H. 20 cm, W. 25 cm O.T.S.T. Series 26 rue Fr. Decorchemont TB, DC, HG, WW Blown; sandblasted, 60 Kathleen Mulcahy and acid-polished. 27190 Conches, France Ron Desmett H. 30.5 cm, W. 12.7 cm 1047 Shady Avenue Vase 55 Richard Marquis TB, WW; DC abstained Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pate-de-verre 1800 4th Street 15232 H. 14 cm, D. 10 cm Berkeley, California 94710 TB, HG 58 Klaus Moje Collaberations [sic] '81 Cactus Landscape Goblet Kirchwerder Hausdeich 370 Blown, cast forms added hot; Blown; fabricated; found 2050 Hamburg 80 acid-etched, sandblasted. 53 Marvin Lipofsky objects. Federal Republic of Germany H. 45 cm, W. 35 cm 1012 Pardee H. 22 cm, W. 15 cm TB, HG DC Experience with Bullseye No. 1 Berkeley, California 94710 Fused mosaic glass. California Sketch Series ig8i W. 38 x 40 cm, H. 7 cm Blown; molded, assembled, 56 Mark McDonnell TB, DC, WW cut, polished. 12 Rhode Island Avenue H. 28 cm, W. 33 cm Providence, Rhode Island TB, DC, WW 02906 New Glass Review 3

61 Jay Musler Masked Ball 66 Ronald Pennell 69 Ljubica 555 Bucna Vista West #702 Blown; sandblasted, fumed. 2 Lower Bibbletts, Hoarwithy Katkajec-Kocica San Francisco, California H. 30 cm, W. 26 cm Hereford HR2-6QF, England Rogaska Slatina "Atelje TB, HG Kocica" 94117 Jaws - 2 Watertowers Wheel-engraved. Ul. 14. Divizije 64 63250 Cut, sandblasted; pastel and 64 Yasutaka Nishimura, H. 16 cm, W. 10 cm Yugoslavia oil paint. for Kamei Glass Co., Ltd. TB, DC Vase H. 16.7 cm, W. 6.4 cm 10, Higashikubota-cho Blown; applied decoration. TB, DC, WW Kitashirakawa Sakyo-ku, H. 29 cm, W. 35 cm Kyoto 606, Japan 67 Kenny Pieper TB, HG, WW 6122 Desmond Wineglasses 62 Stephen R. Nelson Oakland, California 94018 Blown bowl; cane stem, cut, 126 Depasquale Avenue polished; cemented. Untitled 70 John Reed Providence, Rhode Island 1201-316th N.W. H. 13.5 cm, W. 7 cm Blown; cut, polished, glued. 02903 Stanwood, Washington TB, WW H. 16.5 cm, W. 11.5 cm Despondent Nymph TB, HG 98292 Fuse cast 65 Thomas Patti Pilchuck Rain Series II H. 102 cm, W. 58 cm Sand-etched. Maple Street 68 Oldrich Pliva TB, HG, WW; DC abstained Plainfield, Massachusetts H. 22 cm, W. 20 cm 01070 Na Bide 191/6 TB, HG, WW; DC abstained 46001 Liberec, Czechoslovakia 63 Steven Newell Compacted Gray 1981 Trigons The Glasshouse Laminated flat glass; gas 71 Colin Reid Cut, polished; 4 parts. 65 Long Acre expanded. Colin Reid Glass London W.C.2, England H. 24 cm, W. 4.5 cm H. 11.5 cm, W. 8.3 cm TB Fosseway House Workshops TB, DC, HG, WW New Glass Review 3

Stow-on-the-Wold Love 76 Susan Shapiro 79 Nicole Stenger Gloucestershire GL54 iDN, Flat glass; copper foil 56 Avon Place 3518 Park Avenue England technique; solder, enameled, Rochester, New York 14620 Montreal H2X2H7, Quebec Scent Bottle sandblasted. Canada H. 46 cm, W. 40 cm Rug Lost wax process; lampwork Blown; sandblasted, enameled The Dishes ojOz stopper; ground, polished. © 1981 DC, HG, WW H. 25 cm, W. 14 cm Glass plates; plastic; cold H. 17 cm, W. 16 cm TB painted; fluorescent © Colin Reid Glass 1981 Photo Credit: Ken Riemer illumination. TB 74 Paul Schulze (designer) H. 25 cm, W. 80 cm for Steuben Glass 77 Paul J. S tankard DC Steuben Glass 618 West Landing Road 72 Christine Robbins Corning, New York 14831 Mantua, New Jersey 08051 5855 Chabot Road 80 Steuben Glass, Tunnels Oakland, California 94618 Glass Botanical (Loosestrife designed by Peter Aldridge Cast, cut. Flower) Corning, New York 14831 Functionalism in Drag H. 6.35 cm, W. 6.35 cm Lampwork (Series #2) HG; TB abstained H. 11 cm, W. 6 cm Gazing Crystal Plate and blown glass; cut, TB, DC Formed while hot; cut; black polished, fabricated, drilled. 75 Theodor G. Sellner slate base. H. 7.6 cm, L. 15.2 cm Regenhiitte 54 78 Therman Statom D. (sphere) 11.3 cm HG D-8371 Bayer. Eisenstein 7828 Orchid Street DC, HG, WW; TB abstained Federal Republic of Germany Washington, D.C. 20012 73 Jude Schlotzhauer 20th Century Man Untitled 5611 Southwick Street Lampwork; sandblasted. Cast; sandblasted, painted. Bethesda, Maryland 20817 H. 43 cm, D. 30 cm H. 22.86 cm, W. 20.32 cm TB, WW HG, WW; DC abstained

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81 Susan Stinsmuehlen Devon Decanter bybt Rue du Val 245/4100 Seraing with Renaissance Glass Co. Blown (designer); made by Wilke Belgium 1003 West 34th Street H. 22.5 cm, W. 11.5 cm Andolfsson, Atlantis (Book Ends) TB, HG Austin, Texas 78705 Stenhytta, Sweden. (No description provided) Kon. Wihelminalaan 6 Dancing Women H. 15 cm, W. 12 cm 1261 AG Blaricum Flat glass; painted and etched TB, HG 84 Karla Trinkley Netherlands mirror; other media. Box 945, R.D. #2 H. 65 cm, W. 80 cm Boyertown, Pennsylvania Sculptural Object © 1981 19512 Blown 89 Daniel Verberne DC, WW H. 22.5 cm, W. 12 cm Hapalmah Str. Blue and White Diatom TB Moshava Kadima, Israel Pate-de-verre 82 Ruth Thiessen Laced Pair H. 11.25 cm, W. 16.8 cm 37 Langley Avenue, Apt. 3 Blown in mesh mold. TB, WW; DC abstained 87 Bertil Vallien Toronto M4K 1B4, Ontario H. (tallest) 30 cm, W. 6 cm Canada Afors 36104 Eriksmala Sweden TB Lidded Sculptural Form 85 Dana Vachtova Big Bang Blown; laminated Vaclavske Namesti 33, 90 Sylvia B. Vigiletti 11000 Prague 1 Blown; applied bits; fumed. attachments. 20300 North Greenway H. 33 cm, W. 23 cm Czechoslovakia H. 22 cm, W. 15 cm TB, DC Southfield, Michigan 48076 TB, HG, WW Waterfall Mokome Bottle Series Blown; metal. 83 Frank Thrower 88 Manufacture de Cristaux Blown; silver surface, H. 97 cm, W. 64 x 50 cm sandblasted. Dartington Glass Ltd. TB du Val Saint Lambert 4 Portland Road SA H. 6.6 cm, W. 7.2 cm London Wi 1 4LD, England Bert Van Loo, designer HG, WW New Glass Review 3

91 Goran Warff Untitled 96 Peter W. Yenawine Dance (82781) c/o Kosta-Boda Flat glass, leaded. for Cristallerie Daum Flat glass, multiple layers; 36052 Kosta H. 128 cm, W. 50 cm 41 Rue de Paradis engraved, etched, painted. Sweden HG 75010 Paris, France H. 38 cm, W. 27 cm TB, DC, HG, WW Glass Is Liquid (III) La Fleur Free formed while hot; lead 94 Meredith Wenzel Pate-de-verre crystal 4177 East Bliss Drive H. 38.5 cm, W. 32 cm 99 Karen Zoot H. 12 cm, W. 19 cm Port Clinton, Pennsylvania TB, HG 1722 West Haven Drive TB 19549 Champaign, Illinois 61820 Cut Vase (155) 97 Naoto Yokoyama Untitled 92 James Watkins Blown; cut. 1-25-19 Kamiyoga Blown; sandblasted, painted. 106 Holden Street H. 15 cm, W. 14 cm Setagaya-ku H. 14 cm, W. 14 cm Providence, Rhode Island TB, DC, HG, WW Tokyo, Japan HG, WW 02908 Vase Construction OS 95 Christopher Williams Blown 100 Mary Ann Toots Blown; cut, sandblasted, The Glasshouse H. 18 cm, W. 10 cm assembled. Zynsky 65 Long Acre HG, WW 131 Bowery Street H. 33 cm, W. 47 cm London WC2, England TB, HG, WW: DC abstained New York, New York Clay Bowl 98 Dana Zamecnikova 10002 Mold-blown; sandblasted, 93 Richard Weimberger Prague 5 Ticha 2 Untitled acid-etched. Czechoslovakia Blown 705 Union Street H. 12 cm, W. 23 cm San Francisco, California H. 9 cm, W. 18 cm TB HG, WW; DC abstained 94133

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Check List Glass Review 36, No. 3, 1981, p. 2, Recently published articles and books on glass added to The illus. Corning Museum of Glass Library in 1981: "Edinburgh Festival Exhibition" Scottish Glass Society Newsletter, No. Contemporary Glass (after 1945) 3, Sept. 1981, p. 1. Work by Alison Kinnaird and David Flat Glass (after 1945) including Architectural, Mosaic, Kaplan. Painted, and Stained Glass "Exhibition: Barbara Handley" Technology (after 1945) The Glass Engraver, No. 25, Sum­ mer 1981, p. 29. Only substantive book reviews are listed; they may be found "Exhibition: 'Living Letters' " under the author of the work reviewed. The Glass Engraver 23, Winter 1980/ 81, pp. 29-30, illus. Lettering on glass exhibit in Bath, The following periodicals are recommended for comprehen­ U.K. sive coverage of contemporary glassmaking: "Exhibition of Czechoslovak Glass in Sochi" Glass Art Society Journal Glass Review 36, No. 4, 1981, pp. Glass Review (Czechoslovakia) 10-11, illus. "Exhibitions: Elements of Summer, Glass Studio Unique Glass" Neues Glas Form-Function-Finland, No. 2, 1981, New Work p. 39, illus. Stained Glass Finnish artist Kerttu Nurminen. "Fiere e saloni: 'Vetri Murano oggi'" Before 1982, this bibliography appeared annually in theJournal Casa Stile 8, No. 100/101, Sept.- Oct. 1981, p. 65. of Glass Studies, also published by The Corning Museum of Exhibit of Murano glass. Glass. "Focus West Virginia: Glass Art So­ ciety 1980" Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, p. 3, illus. 14-20, illus. Huntington Galleries exhibition in CONTEMPORARY Lighting fixtures. conjunction with GAS conference. GLASS (after 1945) "Arte illuminante: Mooney, Stern, "From the Met to the Airport—the Thun" ANONYMOUS Saga of Coming's 'New Glass' Casa Vogue, No. 116, March 1981, "Alia luce della tecnologia/In the Light Show" pp. 186—190, illus. English sum­ of Technology" The Crafts Report 7, No. 71, July- mary. Domus, No. 622, Nov. 1981, p. 7, Aug. 1981, p. 13. Three lighting designers. illus. "II fuoco e il vetro" Environmental light sculptures by "The Artist and Alternatives" Domus, No. 612, Dec. 1980, p. 3, Chicago artistJohn David Mooney. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, illus. "Americans in Glass: Contemporary pp. 38-43+ - Glassblowing at Vetreria Vistosi, Panel discussion at GAS conference Glass by Americans to Be Shown at Murano. with Dreisbach, Melchert, Chihuly. Cooper-Hewitt Museum" "Gallery: Dan Dailey" The National Journal of Glass, Pottery "Artists' News" Art Express 1, No. 1, May/June 1981, & Collectables 3, No. 10, Sept. 1981, Continuing series in Neues Glas 1, pp. 48-49, illus. p. 24, illus. 1981-4,1981. "Gallery: Glass" "Americans in Glass: Woodson Mu­ "Boda Windpipes, Boda Volcano" Continuing series in American Craft seum Mounts Second Triennial Ex­ Porzellan-\-Glas, No. 9, 1981, p. 68, 41, No. 1, 1981—41, No. 6, 1981, hibition" illus. illus. Collector Editions 9, No. 2, Summer New colored work by Bertil Vallien. Current gallery shows around the 1981, pp. 30-31, illus. "A Capital Show for Glass Art" country. Work of 75 artists in Wausau, Wis­ Pilkington News, July 15, 1981, p. 6, "G.A.S. Conference 1981: Featured consin. illus. Artists" "Ann Warff" 'New Glass' exhibition Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. Form 77, No. 3-4(605), 1981, p. 73, "Cronache delle aziende: Bohemia 48-58, illus. illus. English summary. rappresentanze" Statements and examples from ten " 'The Architecture of Lettering' " Casa Stile 8, No. 100/101, Sept.- glass artists. The Glass Engraver 22, Autumn 1980, Oct. 1981, pp. 52-53, illus. "Gerd Kruft setzt eine neue Weg- P'32' Czech show at San Marino. marke" Review of an exhibition of the work "Cronache delle aziende: Nuova Porzellan+Glas4, 1981, p. 101, illus. of David Peace. Vilca" Essen Glass Gallery owner unveils "Are You with the Woolwich?" Casa Stile 8, No. 100/101, Sept.- new studio furnace. The Glass Engraver, No. 23, Winter Oct. 1981, p. 51, illus. "Glas blaser da och da" 1980/1981, pp. 14-15, illus. "Cronache delle aziende: vetreria di Form 77, No. 3-4(605), 1981, p. 81. Exhibit of Stephen Rickard glass at Borgonovo" English summary. Woolwich Building Society, Seven- Casa Stile 8, No. 100/101, Sept.- Glassblowers Elin Boethius and Peer oaks, Kent. Oct. 1981, pp. 46-47, illus. Ericsson in Eslov, Sweden. "The Art Centre of the Lustry Con- "The Development of Czechoslova­ "Glascollagen auf Edelstahl" , cern at Kamenicky Senov" kia's Glass Industry in the Years Glasforum 30, No. 6, 1980, p. 33, I O Glass Review 36, No. 9, 1981, pp. 1981 to 1985" illus. New Glass Review 3

Glass collages by Heide-Astrid Betz- Continuing series in Neues Glas 1, Glass Review 35, No. n, 1980, pp. Schlierer. 1981-4,1981. 28-29, illus. "Glaskollagen als Wandbeleuchtung "Good Art Is Good Business Is Good Follows "Pressed Glass" by A. Ad- und in Kombination mit Stahl" Art" lerova, pp. 2-27. Glaswelt 34, No. 5, May 1981, p. Continuing series in Glass Studio, "Museum Bellerive, Zurich. 'Textil 374, illus. No. 17, Jan. 1981 - No. 25, Oct. —Glas'" Glass wall panel by Heide-Astrid 1981. Die Schaulade 56, No. 7, July 1981, Betz-Schlierer. Exhibition reviews, upcoming p. 1017+, illus. "Glaskonner und Weinkenner" shows, workshops, competitions, Exhibit of work of Mary Shaffer. Porzellan+Glas, No. 8, 1981, pp. new products, etc. "Nach 10 Generationen immer noch 226-227, illus. jung" Riedel wineglasses. "Gunter Thorn: Spannung, Fragili- Porzellan+Glas, No. 5, 1981, pp. "Glaskunst '81. Internationale Aus- tat, Gefahrlichkeit" 36-39, illus. stellung zur Studioglasbewegung Neues Glas 1, 1981, p. 27, illus. 225 years of Riedel glassmaking der Gegenwart" Diisseldorf glass sculptor. family. Porzellan+Glas, No. 8, 1981, p. 156. "Hundertjahre Iittala-Glaswerke" "National Endowment for the Arts International exhibit, Kassel. Die Schaulade 56, No. 7, July 1981, Craftsmen's Fellowships 1981" " 'Glaskunst '81'—Internationale Glas- p. 1013. American Craft 41, No. 4, Aug.-Sept. kunstausstellung zur Studioglasbe­ "Im Dialog mit Glas" 1981, pp. 2-13, illus. wegung der Gegenwart" Porzellan+Glas, No. 8, 1981, pp. Seven glass artists. Glasforum 31, No. 5, 1981, p. 2, illus. 224-225, illus. "Neon Art Museum Set to Shine in Kassel exhibit. Rosenthal glass designer Michael California" "Der Glasmacher-Nachwuchs von Boehm. The Crafts Report 7, No. 75, Dec. Amberg" "Informationen" 1981, p.15. Glaswelt 34, No. 5, May 1981, p. Continuing series in Neues Glas 1, "New Glass Interviewed Dan Dailey" 378, illus. 1981-4, 1981. Neues Glas 3, 1981, p. 113, illus. Apprentices in glass program at News of conferences, exhibitions, "News from Scotland" Rosenthal plant. etc. The Glass Engraver, No. 25, Summer "Glass Art Society Conference Meets "Iittala Celebrates Its Centennial" 1981, p. 31, illus. in Seattle" The Finnish American Chamber of Exhibition of engraver Alison Kin- The Crafts Report 7, No. 70, June Commerce Newsletter 23, No. 6, July- naird. 1981, p. 19. Aug. 1981, pp. 4-6, illus. "1981 NEA Winners" "Glass Begins to Shine in the North­ Work of designers Wirkkala, Sarpa- Glass Studio, No. 23, Aug. 1981, pp. east" neva, Kokko, Vennola. 6-7, illus. The Northeast Gazette (American "Inside Habatat" "NYC Mayor Proclaims November Craft Council) 3, No. 3, July/Aug. Glass Studio, No. 19, April 1981, p. Glass Month" 1978, p. 5, illus. 16, illus. The Crafts Report 7, No. 73, Oct. "Glass Conference Examines Current Michigan Gallery. 1981, p. 20. Trends and Problems" "Into the Fourth Century of Finnish Group shows and exhibits. The Crafts Report 6, No. 60, July Glass" "Per un mese a San Marino mostra 1980, p. 14. Design in Finland 1982, Special issue della Glassexport" N.Y. Experimental Glass Workshop. of Finnish Trade Review, 1981, pp. Casa Stile 8, No. 96/97, May-June "Glass in Spotlight at Denver Botanic 66-69, illus. 1981, p. 33, illus. Gardens" New work from Iittala and Nuuta- Czech exhibit at San Marino. jarvi Glassworks. The Crafts Report 7, No. 73, Oct. "A Plant Tells It As It Was 100 Years 1981, p. 20. "Junge Triererin steht 'ihren Mann'" Ago" Exhibition and sale. Glaswelt 34, No. 5, May 1981, p. American Glass Review 101, No. 12, "Glass South" 371, illus. June 1981, p. 13. illus. Glass Studio, No. 20, May 1981, pp. Juried glass show in Trier. Glass factory at Wheaton Village, 4-32, illus. "Kunst—Design—Glas. Hermann N.J. "Glass Techniques" Hoffmann, Ein Designer bei Rastal" "Portfolio: Charles Parriott" Glass Art Society fournal, No. 5, 1980, Die Schaulade 56, No. 7, July 1981, American Craft 41, No. 5, Oct./Nov. pp. 31-37, illus. pp. 996-999, illus. 1981, p. 40, illus. Panel discussion at GAS conference "'Kunst in Glas. Aus der Tschecho- "Portfolio: Richard Ritter" with Jervis/Krasnican, Schmidt, slowakei" American Craft 41, No. 1, Feb./March Cohn, Weinberg, Mikolas. Die Schaulade 56, No. 10, Oct. 1981, 1981, p. 43, illus. pp. 1606-1607, illus. "Glassblower Turns Volcanic Ash "Portfolio: Rick Bernstein" Czech glass exhibit at Munich. into Money through Fast Action, American Craft 41, No. 6, Dec. 1981/ Smart Merchandising" "Kunst in Glas aus der Tschecho- Jan. 1982, p. 40, illus. slowakei" The Crafts Report 7, No. 74, Nov. "Portfolio: Stephen Dee Edwards" Porzellan+Glas, No. 10, 1981, pp. 1981, p. 9. American Craft 41, No. 6, Dec. 1981/ 40-41, illus. Ornaments made of Mt. St. Helens Jan. 1982, p. 38, illus. ash. "Kunsthandwerker liess sich auf die "Portfolio: Walter Lieberman" Finger schauen" "Glassblower Wins $500 Craft Pro­ American Craft 41, No. 3, June/July Porzellan+Glas, No. 6, 1981, p. 94, duction Award" 1981, p. 37, illus. The Crafts Report 7, No. 68, April illus. "Profile: Dorit Brand" 1981, p. 18. Exhibit and demonstration by lamp- Canadian artist Jean Vallieres. worker Hans-Jiirgen Westphal at Glass Studio, No. 18, Feb.-March 1981, pp. 67-69, illus. "Glassmaker on Flying Visit" Osnabruck. "Profile: Louis Curiel" Glass Studio, Crafts, No. 51, July-Aug. 1981, p. "Kurzubersicht/Vitae" Continuing 10, illus. series in Neues Glas 1, 1981-4, 1981. No. 17, Jan. 1981, pp. 55-57, illus. Japanese glassmaker Fujita in Eng­ Biographical notes on glass artists. "A Promise of an Exciting Future. land. "The Master Glassmakers Who Cre­ The Michigan Exhibit: Glass-Artist "Glassar/Technical Terms" ated These Articles of Pressed Glass" and Influence" I7 New Glass Review 3

Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 106-109, "Vetri Murano" Artweek Boston 1980 illus. Casa Stile 8, No. 99, Aug. 1981, pp. Boston: Artweek Boston and The Detroit Institute traveling exhibition 161-163, illus. Artists Foundation, Inc., 1980, n. of 14glass artists. "Zaznamy" pag., illus. "Schools Currently Offering Hot Umeni a Remesla, No. 3, 1981, pp. Includes neon art, glass sculpture, Glass in the USA" 54-55, illus. English summary. flat glass. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, Work ofjan Exnar. 1980, pp. 78-79. Assignment in Excellence "Setting Up in Glass" ADAMCZEWSKI, FIONA New York, N.Y.: Steuben Glass Crafts, No. 51, July-Aug. 1981, p. "Clear-cut and Full-blown" [1981], 28 pp., illus. 10. Crafts, No. 52, Sept.-Oct. 1981, pp. Courses at Royal College of Art on 18-21, illus. ATKINS, ANNE running a glass studio. Work of Christopher Williams and "Gallery: Richard Morrell" Craft Australia, No. 3, Spring 1981, "SITES Exhibits Venini Glass" Annette Meech contrasted. p. 44, illus. Collectors News 22, No. 7, Nov. 1981, p. 26. ADLEROVA, ALENA AUER, JAMES Paolo Venini's work, as well as other "Dve desetiletf v Moravske galerii" "Review: Americans in Glass" Venini designers. Umeni a Remesla, No. 3, 1981, pp. 36-42, illus. English summary. Glass Studio, No. 18, Feb.-March "Smaland: Kosta Boda-gruppen" Decorative arts exhibition in Brno 1981, p. 36+,illus. Form 77, No. 3-4 (605), 1981, p. 72. museum: glass artists Kasaly, Har- Wausau, Wisconsin, exhibition. English summary. cuba, Zoritchak, Matura, Karel, Brief summary of five glassworks in Tichy, Roubickova-Kytkova. AUER, JAMES and Sweden. HUCHTHAUSEN, DAVID "Jin Harcuba's Portrait Engravings" "Spotlight on Finland" "Americans in Glass '81: The Leigh Glass Review 36, No. 10, 1981, p. 12, Tableware International 11, No. 4, Yawkey Woodson Art Museum's illus. April 1981, pp. 34-36, illus. Exhibit on Tour throughout the Designers at Nuutajarvi and Iittala. "Pressed Glass" U.S." Glass Review 35, No. 11, 1980, pp. "Studio Glass" Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 163-168, 2-27, illus. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, illus. Czech tablewares. pp. 21-27, illus. Panel discussion at GAS conference "Recent Czech Glass" BAGLEY, PEGGY with Nourot and Corcoran, Summa, Crafts, No. 52, Sept.-Oct. 1981, pp. "ArtCraft Profiles: Kim Newcomb" Nygren, Glasner. 38-41, illus. ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ Main developments since the fifties. "'Sunrise'—Glas von Jack Ink. Eine March 1980, p. 28, illus. Lobmeyr-Ausstellung in Wien" "Stanislav Libensky jubilantem" "Exhibit Reviews: Harmon and Sant- Die Schaulade 56, No. i,Jan. 1981, p. Umeni a Remesla, No. 3, 1981, pp. lofer at Betsy Rosenfield, Chicago" 48, illus. 25-29, illus. English summary. Art Voices 4, No. 3, May/June 1981, Jack Ink work in Vienna exhibit. Libensky sculptures in Prague and p. 82,illus. elsewhere. "Things Seen" Glass sculptures by James Harmon. Design, No. 393, Sept. 1981, pp. 28- ALPENA, MICHIGAN. JESSE BAILLARGEON, ANDREE 29, illus. BESSER MUSEUM British artists Tatiana Best-Devereux "Quebec: le verre et ses artistes" Glass: Artist and Influence and Liz Lowe. The Leadline 6, No. 3, Summer Detroit: Founders Society, Detroit 1981, p. 5, illus. English summary. "Three Galleries with a Commitment Institute of Arts and the Jesse Besser to Glass" Museum, 1981, 24 pp., illus. BALL, MONICA "Glass by Sam Herman" Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. Fourteen studio glass artists. Crafts4.8, Jan./Feb. 1981,p. 49, illus. 42-43, illus. "Tom Armbruster" American Craft Museum: Celebration 25 BARO, GENE "New York Letter" American Craft 41, No. 2, April/May New York: American Craft Coun­ Art International 24, No. 9-10, Aug.- 1981, p. 44, illus. cil, 1981, n. pag., illus. Sept. 1981, pp. 125-126, illus. Ohio artist. Anniversary booklet showing some Dale Chihuly exhibit. "II. Triennale des Deutschen glass in past exhibitions and perma­ Kunsthandwerks: 'Zeitgenossisches nent collection. BAUER, MARGRIT Deutsches und Niederlandisches "Glasmacher in der DDR. East-Ger­ Kunsthandwerk'" AMSTERDAM. STEDELIJK man Glassmakers: Die Oelzners" Porzellan+Glas, No. 8, 1981, pp. MUSEUM Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 65-69, illus. 150-151, illus. Twaalf Zweden. Keramiek en glas Work of Ulrike and Thomas Oelz- Exhibit of contemporary German (Text by Dag Widman), Amster­ ner. and Dutch crafts at Frankfurt am dam: the museum, 1968, n. pag., Main. illus. English summary. BEAUMONT-NESBITT, BRIAN "Tschechoslowakei—das Land des Swedish glassmakers. "Hard, Brittle, but Delightful: 'New Glases" Glass' Exhibition at the V & A" Annuaire de la Maison des Metiers d'Art Die Schaulade 56, No. 7, July 1981, Country Life 170, No. 4387, Sept. 17, Fran^ais pp. 1008-1009, illus. 1981, pp. 970-971, illus. Paris: La Maison des Metiers d'Art "A Venezia, 'Vetri Murano oggi'" Frangais, 1981, n. pag., illus. Belaruskae Mastatskae Shklo Casa Vogue, No. 124, Nov. 1981, Directory of French craftsmen, in­ Minsk: Belarus', 1978, n. pag., illus. pp. 290-291, illus. English sum­ cluding hot and flat glass artists. English summary. mary. Byelorussian glassmakers' art. Exhibit "Murano Glass Today," a Artisan '78. The First National survey of last 50 years. Travelling Exhibition of Contemporary BELGRADE. MUZEJ PRIMENJENE "Vernissage 'Neues Glas & Grafik' in Canadian Crafts UMETNOSTI der Essener Glasgalerie" Ottawa: Canadian Crafts Council, Tome Andreevski, Belgrade: the mu­ Porzellan+Glas, No. 1, 1981, p. 25, 1979, 137 PP-, iHus. seum, 1979, n. pag., illus. illus. Glass, pp. 69-81. Yugoslavian glass and metal de­ J o Erwin Eisch and Theodor Sellner. signer. New Glass Review 3

BELL, LARRY BREMEN. DIETER TRUJEN CASTLE, TED "Larry Bell, Keynote Speaker" Modernes Glas aus der Tschechoslowa- "Keith Sonnier's Pictograms" Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, kei Artforum 19, No. 5, Jan. 1981, pp. 1980, pp. 4-7+, illus. Bremen: Dieter Trujen, 1980, 43 pp., 34-35, illus. At GAS Conference. illus. Neon artist. Twenty-four Czech artists. BERLIN. STAATLICHE MUSEEN, Modernes-Glas Deutschland CHADWICK, ANNA-MEI, comp. KUNSTGEWERBEMUSEUM (DDR) Bremen: the gallery, 1981, 29 pp., "The Arts Reviewed: New Sculpture Volkhard Precht. Glas illus. by Peter Aldridge" Berlin: the museum, 1980, 40 pp., Fourteen German glass artists. The Connoisseur 206, No. 830, April illus. 1981, p. 254, illus. BRILLSON, CATHERINE "Gallery Scene: U.K.; Pilkington BERNSTEIN, RUBY and "A Love Affair with Glass" Presents 'New Glass—a Worldwide HANSEN, CARYL Glass Art Society Journal, No. 6, 1981, Survey'" "Ann Warff" p. 44, illus. The Connoisseur 208, No. 835, Sept. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1981, p. 11, illus. 1980, pp. 8-10, illus. BRNO. MORAVSKA GALERIE Interview with Swedish artist. 6. Trienale fezaneho a ryteho skla CLARKE, DILLON "Northwest Glass" Brno: the gallery, 1980, n. pag., illus. "The Actual British Glass Scene" Glass Art Society Journal, No. 6, Cut and engraved glass by many Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 126-135, 1981, pp. 16-20, illus. Czech artists. illus.

BESKINSKAJA, SVETLANA BRODIE, DAVID A. COHEN, RONNY H. "Bolgarskij khudoznik stekla" "The Paperweight Artistry of Victor "Reviews: Christopher Wilmarth, Dekorativnoe Iskusstvo SSSR, No. Trabucco" Studio for the First Amendment" 262, Sept. 1979, p. 44, illus. Bulletin of the Paperweight Collectors' Artforum 19, No. 6, Feb. 1981, p. 80. Bulgarian glass artist Paiko Paikov. Association, 1981, pp. 28-32, illus. COLEMAN, MARIGOLD BIRRELL, JO BRODSKY, NINA "Crafts Index" "Royal Box, Epsom" "An Ambassador of Glass" Crafts 49, March/April 1981, pp. The Glass Engraver, No. 25, Sum­ Collector Editions 9, No. 3, Fall 1981, 30-35, illus. mer 1981, pp. 18-22, illus. PP- 37-38, illus. English artist Charlie Meaker. Engraved panels. London exhibition of Paul Stankard paperweights. COLOGNE. KUNSTGEWERBE­ BOETHIUS, LENA MUSEUM DER STADT KOLN, "Eva Ullberg" BRUCE, JANE OVERSTOLZENHAUS Form 77, No. 3-4 (605), 1981, pp. Jane Bruce—Glassblowing, a Manual Franzosisches Kunsthandwerk heute 58-59, illus. English summary. of Basic Techniques Cologne: the museum, 1981, 84 pp., Swedish glass artist. London: Crafts Council, 1979, 23 illus. "Formrevy: Masterlig teknik och rikt pp., illus. Work of French artists I. Monod, C. uttryck" Booklet accompanying a traveling Monod, F. Morin,J.-C. Novaro, C. Form 77, No. 5 (606), 1981, p. 32, exhibition, part of "Work in Prog­ Morin, V. Monod and pieces from illus. ress" series on four craftswomen. Cristalleries Lalique, Daum and Ann Warff and Wilke Andersson. Saint-Louis. BUECHNER, THOMAS S. and "Formrevy: Med allt storre skick- WARMUS, WILLIAM COLORADO SPRINGS, lighet" Czechoslovakian Diary: IQ8O. 23 COLORADO. FINE ARTS CENTER Form 76, No. 8, 1980, p. 37, illus. Glassmakers Colorado Springs Biennial 1981 Glass artist Ulla Forsell. Corning, N.Y.: The Corning Mu­ Colorado Springs: the center, 1981, "Konsthantverk i Skottland" seum of Glass, 1981, 16 pp., illus. 16 pp., illus. Form 77, No. 5 (606), 1981, p. 31, John Bingham sculpture. illus. BURTON, JOHN Work of Annica Sandstrom and "Free the Creator in You" COLUMBUS, OHIO. COLUMBUS David Kaplan. Glass Studio, No. 24, Sept. 1981, pp. MUSEUM OF ART 33-34+, illus. Art of Glass: Selections from Columbus BOSTON. BOSTON UNIVERSITY, Collections GEORGE SHERMAN UNION BYRD, JOAN, ed. Columbus: the museum, 1981, 96 GALLERY "Bill Brown's Steuben Experiences" pp., illus. Glass Sculpture by Moshe Hirshberg Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, European and American, 18th c. to Boston: the university, 1975, n. pag., 1980, pp. 74-76, illus. present. illus. A conversation between Brown and Marvin Lipofsky. CORNING, NEW YORK. THE BOWLING GREEN, OHIO. CORNING MUSEUM OF GLASS BOWLING GREEN STATE CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. Czechoslovakian Glass, 1350-1980 UNIVERSITY TEN ARROW GALLERY Corning: the museum, 1981, 176 Emergence, Art in Glass, 1981 New Scandinavian Glass,Cambridge, pp., illus. Bowling Green: the university, 1981, Mass.: Ten Arrow Gallery, 1980, n. In cooperation with the Museum of n. pag., illus. P^g. Decorative Arts, Prague. Forty-three glass artists. Twenty artists. CORNING, NEW YORK. THE BRAY, CHARLES and FLADGATE, CARTIGNY, GEORGETTE CORNING MUSEUM OF GLASS DEBORAH "Murano: Upmarket Romanticism New Glass Review 1 "Symposium on Kiln Work Glass at Revived in Anniversary Year" Corning, N.Y.: the museum, 1980, the Royal College of Art—London, Gifts & Decorative Accessories 82, No. 14 pp., illus. England" 6, June 1981, pp. 100-102, illus. New Glass Review 2 Glass Art Society Journal. No. 5, 1980, Work by Carlo Moretti, Salviati, Corning, N.Y.: the museum, 1981, pp. 56-58, illus. Venini, Barovier & Toso, etc. 12 pp., illus. New Glass Review 3

CULLOWHEE, NORTH CAROLINA. Glass Review 36, No. 4, 1981, pp. ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ CHELSEA GALLERY, WESTERN 22-26, illus. March 1980, p. 31, illus. CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Glass artist Bretislav Novak. Lampworked sculpture. Fritz Dreisbach Glass Cullowhee: the university, [1979], DUBOVA, M. M. FICKLEN, ELLEN n. pag., illus. Ekaterina Vasil'evna Yanovskaya. "Earl Morris, the University's Master Steklo Glassblower" CURTIS, JACKIE Moscow: Sovetskii Khudozhnik, Georgetown Magazine (Georgetown "Art with Heart" 1980, n. pag., illus. University) Nov.-Dec. 1981, pp. Museum 1, No. 6, Jan./Feb. 1981, Catalog of Russian glass artist Ekate­ 22-23, illus. pp. 38-45, illus. rina Yanovskaya. Scientific apparatus. Yugoslavian folk artist does reverse Katalog Bystavki Stekla. Kh. Pyl'd painting on glass. Leningrad: Khudozhestvennogo FINEBERG, ROBIN and Stekla, 1979, n. pag., illus. JAMES, RANDA DAILEY, DAN and ONORATO, Glass by Russian artist Khelle M. "The First Canadian Glass Artists' RONALD J. Pyl'd. Conference" "Dan Dailey: Directions in Glass" The Leadline 6, No. 3, Summer American Craft 41, No. 1, Feb./March DULUTH, MINNESOTA. TWEED 1981, p. 3 + , illus. 1981, pp. 24-27+, illus. MUSEUM OF ART, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. DAILEY, DAN and others Lake Superior 81 DESIGNER/CRAFTSMAN GUILD "Glass Artists in the Factory" Duluth: Duluth Art Institute and the Containers '80 Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, Tweed Museum, 1981, n. pag., illus. Fort Wayne, Ind.: the guild in co­ pp. 13-20, illus. Three glass artists. operation with The Fort Wayne Mu­ Panel discussion at GAS conference. seum of Art, 1980, n. pag., illus. DUNHAM, JUDITH L. Six glass artists. DALSGAARD, LARS "Made in L. A. / Contemporary Crafts "Han puster nye glas af gamle flasker" '81" FRANKFURT AM MAIN. MUSEUM Bo Bedre, No. 2, 1981, pp. 36-38, American Crajt 41, No. 1, Feb./ FUR KUNSTHANDWERK illus. March 1981, pp. 16-23, illus. Zeitgenossisches deutsches und nieder- Danish glass artist Finn Lynggaard. Richard Marquis. landisches Kunsthandwerk Frankfurt am Main: the museum, DAUM, JACQUES EDINBURGH. THE SCOTTISH 1981, 414 pp., illus. "Editor in Glass" CRAFT CENTRE Contemporary German and Nether­ Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, British Artists in Glass in Edinburgh landish glass: pp. 252-281; 375-399. pp. 62-63, illus. Edinburgh: the centre, 1980, 3 pp. Glass production at Daum. FREMONT, CALIFORNIA. OLIVE EHN, MARIT HYDE ART GALLERY DRAHOTOVA, OLGA and "Formrevy: Glas—material for konst- Forms from Fire '81 ADLEROVA, ALENA hantverk" San Francisco: Association of San "Ces'ke sklo protiagom storic" Form 77, No. 5 (606), 1981, p. 32, Francisco Potters & Glassblowers, Obrazotvorche Mistetstvo (Kiev) 41, illus. 1981, n. pag., illus. No. 3, 1974, pp. 26-29, illus. Boda artist Bertil Vallien. Twelve glass artists. Czech glass. "Formrevy: Pa dessa skuldror vilar FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA. THE svenskt konstglas" ART GALLERY, CALIFORNIA DRDACKA,PAVLA Form 76, No. 8 (601), 1980, p. 36, STATE UNIVERSITY "Household and Decorative Pressed illus. California Innovations Glass" Review of work by Monica Back- Fullerton: The Art Gallery of the Glass Review 36, No. 7, 1981, pp. strom, Anna Ehrner, Ulrica Hyd- university, 1981, 48 pp., illus. 2-7, illus. man-Vallien. "The Jubilee of the Oldest School of Artists Cynthia Bartlett, Larry Bell, "Formaret 1980—en kronika" Dewain Valentine. Glass-making" Form 77, No. 1 (602), 1981, pp. 26- Glass Review 36, No. 7, 1981, pp. 30, illus. English summary. GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA. THOMAS 8-16, illus. Glass by Backstrom, Ehrner, Hyd- Kamenicky Senov. CENTER GALLERY man-Vallien, Heintze. Florida Craftsmen, the 30th Annual "Poetic Meditations on Dalibor Eino Maelt Exhibition Tichy" Tallinn: Kirjastus Kunst, 1980, 11 [Gainesville: the gallery, 1980], 20 Glass Review 36, No. 8, 1981, pp. pp., illus. English summary. pp., illus. 20-23, illus. Estonian glass artist. Two glass artists. "Prehlfdka uziteho umeni a prumys- loveho vytvarnictvf" EISCH, ERWIN GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA. Umeni a Remesla 1, 1981, pp. 13-17, "New Glass" MILLS HOUSE VISUAL ARTS illus. English summary. British Artists in Glass Newsletter 13, COMPLEX Prague exhibition of decorative and [April 1981], p. 5. Liquid Light. Blown, Leaded, Neon industrial arts: work by Libensky, "Tendencies in Glass Art" Glass Zoritchak, Handl, Vachtova. British Artists in Glass Newsletter 13, Garden Grove, Cal.: Mills House, "The Sculptures of Jaroslava Brych- [April 1981], pp. 3-4. 1980, n. pag., illus. tova and Stanislav Libensky in the Steven Beougher, Brian Bradshaw, USA" ERFURT. MUSEEN DER STADT Ron Mai, Steve Schauer. Glass Review 36, No. 1, 1981, pp. ERFURT. ANGERMUSEUM 10-13, illus. Albin Schaedel. Glas vor der Lampe GARNER, PHILIPPE "Stanislav Libensky, Pedagogue" geblasen Contemporary Decorative Arts from Glass Review 36, No. 3, 1981, pp. Erfurt: the museum, [1979], 109 pp., 1940 to the Present 23-25, illus. illus. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1980, 224 pp., illus. "A Synthesis of Masterly Craftsman­ "Glass Design,"pp. 122-135. ship and Artistic Feeling" ERMUTLU, KAREN "ArtCraft Profiles: Hans Godo Frabel" New Glass Review 3

GATO (sales catalog) Glass Technology 22, No. 5, Oct. HERBERT, STAN Toronto, Ontario: GATO Glass, 1981, pp. 199-200. "Long-lasting Diamond Lives on in 1981, n. pag., illus. Britain" Glassblower Toan Klein. HAMBURG. TABERNAKEL Glass (U.K.) 58, No. i,Jan. 1981, p. Glas. Hartmut Miiller 28 + , illus. GEDDA, ANNE-MARIE Hamburg: the gallery, 1981, n. pag., Tools used by Czech-born engraver "Det mest svenska bland dem alia: I illus. Oldrich Misa. Torshalla" German glass artist. Form 77, No. 3-4 (605), 1981, p. 46, HERSEY, APRIL illus. English summary. HAMILTON, ONTARIO. "Design Section: Recent College Asa Brandt and Willy Andersson. MCMASTER UNIVERSITY ART Work" GALLERY Craft Australia, No. 1, 1981, pp. 41- Glass at Home Fired Up: An Exhibition of Pottery & 48, illus. n.l.: Ahlstrom Iittala Finland, n.d., Glass Two glass artists. n. pag., illus. Hamilton: Ontario Potters Associa­ "New Work: Stephen Skillitzi" tion, 1978, 91 pp., illus. Craft Australia, No. 1, 1981, pp. 34- Glass Works from the Drew Smith Thirteen Canadian glass artists. 35, illus. Collection Vessels that combine ceramic, glass Akron, Ohio: The Drew Smith HAMILTON, ONTARIO. ONTARIO and electroformed metals. Glasshouse, [1981], n. pag. folder, POTTERS ASSOCIATION "Warren Langley" illus. Fireworks, an Exhibition of Clay and Craft Australia, No. 1, 1981, pp. 14- Glass 1980-1981 15, illus. GOTTINGEN. STADTISCHES Hamilton: Ontario Potters Associa­ MUSEUM tion, 1980, 84 pp., illus. HEWLETT, N.Y. AMERICAN Plastik und Malerei in Glas. Ulrike und Canadian glass artists. CUT CRYSTAL CORPORATION, Thomas Oelzner, Leipzig/DDR IMPORT DIVISION Gottingen: the museum, 1980, 28 HAMPSON, FERDINAND A Collection of Multiples: The World of pp., illus. "New Interests in Glass Sends Prices Transparency. 16 Glass Sculptures by Soaring" Frederica Marangoni GREENBERG, BLUE Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. New York: ACC Corp., [1980], 37 "Exhibit Reviews: 'North Carolina 38-40, illus. pp., illus. Glass 80' at Craft House of Durham" Italian glass artist. Art Voices 4, No. 2, March/April HAMPSON, FERDINAND 1981, pp. 97-98, illus. "The Ins and Outs, Ups and Downs HEYMANN, ANN W. Fourteen glass artists in exhibit or­ of Selling Your Art" "ArtCraft Reviews: Dale Chihuly at ganized by Western Carolina Uni­ Glass Studio, No. 23, Aug. 1981, pp. Allrich" versity 18-24. ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ Panel discussion at Portcon '81 with March 1980, p. 64, illus. GREHAN, IDA three artists and a gallery owner. "How Crystal Is Made" HILSCHENZ, HELGA Collector Editions 9, No. 4, Oct. HANNES, ALFONS "Ann WarfF: 'Glas tragt meine zer- 1981, pp. 26-29, illus. "Valentin Eisch—Ein Arbeitsleben streuten Gedanken ins Licht' " At Waterford. fur das Glasgewerbe" Neues Glas 1, 1981, pp. 2-9, illus. Die Schaulade 56, No. 7, July 1981, Swedish glass artist Ann Warff. GRIFFA, GIORGIO MARIA pp. 1004-1005, illus. "La Pantera Rosa colpisce ancora" Founder of Glashutte Eisch, Fraue- HIMEL, SUSAN; LAMBERT, Casa Vogue, No. 124, Nov. 1981, nau. ELAINE; and WILDE, DAVID pp. 286-289, illus. English sum­ "Mary Filer and Sylvia Vigiletti at the HANNING, TONY mary. Glass Art Gallery—Two Reviews" "Vetri Murano" hallmark now used "Nick Mount" The Leadline 6, No. 2, Spring 1981, on Murano glass to distinguish it Craft Australia, No. 1, 1981, pp. 16- pp. 10—11, illus. from imported and mass-produced 17, illus. Toronto exhibit. items. HAROUTUNIAN, HELEN H. HINZ, DARRYLE GRUNEWALD, MATHILDE "Joseph Cornell in 'View' " "WCC-Glass Workshop at Born- "Gerhard Schechinger: 2oJahre Glas" Arts Magazine 55, No. 7, March holm/Denmark" Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 171-172, 1981, pp. 102-108, illus. Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 115-116, illus. English summary. Metaphysical essay, with some ref­ illus. Retrospective exhibit at City Muse­ erences to glass, on Cornell's "The um, Worms. Crystal Cage (Portrait of Berenice)" HOLESOVSKY, KAREL published in 1943. "The 6th Triennial of Engraved Glass GUSTAFSSON, GERTRUD in Brno" "Formrevy: Hantverkarens glas" HAVLICKUV BROD. GALERIE Glass Review 36, No. 6, 1981, pp. Form 76, No. 8 (601), 1980, p. 38, VYTVARNEHO UMENI 12-17, illus. illus. Jan Exnar, Vitraj (Text by Antonm Kosta artist, Bengt Heintze. Hartmann), Havlickuv HOLLISTER, PAUL Brod: the gallery, 1981, n. pag., "Contemporary Art Glass Gallery GYLLENPALM, LENA illus. and Heller Gallery" "Bertil Vallien, Formgivare pa Kosta- Czech glass artist. American Craft 41, No. 2, April/May Boda" 1981, pp. 20-23, illus. Form 76, No. 7 (600), 1980, p. 11, HECKSCHER, AUGUST "Steven Weinbergs Giesstechnik/ illus. English summary. "American Craft Museum: 25 Years" Steven Weinberg's Casting Tech­ Problem of imitation of Vallien's ta­ American Craft 41, No. 5, Oct./Nov. nique: Something New under the bleware designs. 1981, pp. 9-16, illus. Sun" Sowers, Littleton, Marquis included HADEN, H. J. in past exhibitions. Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 143-147, "Glass and Ceramics Department, illus. Stourbridge College of Technology 2 I and Art" New Glass Review 3

"Theater in Glass" KAMENICKY SENOV. China, Glass & Tableware 99, No. 9, American Craft 41, No. 5, Oct./Nov. SKLASSKE MUZEUM Sept. 1981, pp. 16-18+, illus. 1981, pp. 26-29, illus. Ryte Sklo, (Text by Alena Adlerova), Dominick Labino. Glass artist Sydney Cash. Kamenicky Senov: the museum, "Labino: Technologist, Scientist, In­ 1972; Novy Bor, Severografia, 5 ventor, a Creator, But He Says Not HORA, LUBOMIR pp., illus. an Artist" "Sommerschule in der Hiitte Siiss- Exhibit of Czech engraved glass. American Glass Review 102, No. 2, muth/Summer School in the Glass 123 Vyroci Zalozeni Sups Sklarske v Aug. 1981, pp. 8-12, illus. House" Kamenickem Senove 1856-1981. Vys- Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 60-64, illus. tava Skla KING, RAY Sussmuth glass works, Immenhau- Kamenicky Senov: n.p., 1981, n. "Solar Projections" sen. pag., illus. English summary. The Leadline 6, No. 2, Spring 1981, Exhibition commemorating 125th p. 3, illus. HOWELL, BETJE anniversary of school of glassmak- Glass, lead, and steel sculpture made "Pascal" ing at Kamenicky Senov; catalog is by author for Artpark. Art Voices 4, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1981, mostly contemporary work. p. 35, illus. KNOKKE-HEIST, HOLLAND. California glass sculptor. KAPLICKY, JOSEF IMEWO EN KUNST IN DE "Sklo" EBES-GALERIJ HUNTER-STIEBEL, PENELOPE Tvar (Prague) 5, 1953, pp. 231-235, 'Gekke spiegels' en 'anti-sculpturen' van "Contemporary Art Glass: An Old illus. Michel Martens Medium Gets a New Look" Work by Czech artists Tejml, Cigler, Knokke-Heist: the gallery, 1981, n. ARTnews 80, No. 6, June 1981, pp. Kopecky, Oliva. pag., illus. English summary. 130-135, illus. Artist of "funny mirrors" and "anti- "New Glass" exhibit. Katalog Weisenthalhiitte 1970/71 (sales sculpture." catalog) HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA. Schwabisch Gmiind: Ludwig Breit KOHLER, LUCARTHA HUNTINGTON GALLERIES Wiesenthalhiitte, 1970, 28 pp., illus. "Photo Silkscreening on Glass" Exhibition 280. Painting, Sculpture, Glass Studio, No. 19, April 1981, p. Crafts KATZ, SONIA 10+, illus. Huntington: the galleries, 1981, n. "Reviews: Richard Kelley" pag., illus. New Art Examiner 9, No. 1, Oct. KONSTANTINOVA, LARISA Glass by L. Applebaum, J. Suits. 1981, p. 19, illus. Vladimir S. Muratov: Khudozhniki Shepherd. Glass Heads and Other Ob­ Rossiiskoi Federatsii jects, Improvisation in the Glass Factory KAZAKOVA, L. Leningrad: Khudozhnik RSFSR, Huntington, W. Va.: Huntington Vladimir Muratov steklo. Mastera So- l979> 3p- folder with 16 photos. Galleries, 1980, n. pag., illus. vetskolo iskusstva Russian glass artist V. S. Muratov. Designer Don Shepherd. Moscow: Sovetskii Khudozhnik, 1980, n. pag., illus. English sum­ KOPLOS, JANET HURST, TRICIA mary. "Reviews in Brief: David Huchthau- "Larry Bell's Creative Premise: 'The Russian artist V. Muratov at Gus- sen" Rules Are Whatever You Determine Khrustalny glassworks. New Art Examiner 9, No. 1, Oct. Them to Be'" 1981, p. 18. Art Voices 4, No. 6, Nov.-Dec. 1981, KEHLMANN, ROBERT "Reviews in Brief: Minnesota, Upper pp. 16-17, illus. "A Conversation with Italo Scanga" Midwest Glass" Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. New Art Examiner 8, No. 6, March IZOTOVA, MARGARITA 4-7+, illus. 1981, p. 21, illus. "Etot slozhnyi i kontrastnyi pred- "A Talk with Stanislav Libensky" Sixteen artists at Minneapolis Insti­ metnyi mir" Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. tute of Art. Dekorativnoe Iskusstvo SSSR 2, No. 28-32, illus. "Reviews in Brief: Paul Seide" 219, Feb. 1976, pp. 31-37, illus. New Art Examiner 8, No. 5, Feb. glass. Leningrad exhibition including KEHLMANN, ROBERT and others 1981, p. 19. "New Glass: the Metamorphosis of Neon artist. JESERICH, ROBERT an Exhibition. A GAS Journal Staff "Reviews in Brief: Richard Marquis" "Objekte? Die glasernen Kunstwerke Report" New Art Examiner 8, No. 10, Sum­ des Willi Pistor" Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. mer 1981, p. 16. Glasforum 30, No. 6, 1980, pp. 26- 46-47. 28, illus. KOVALOVSZKY, MARTA Glass sculptures by German artist KEISCH, CHRISTIANE "Attestszo ter" Miiveszet 22, No. 9, Willi Pistor. "Kunsthandwerk der Gegenwart. Eine Sept. 1981, pp. 20-23, illus. English neue Abteilung im Kunstgewerbe- summary. JOHNSON, GLENN S. museum" Sculptures using glass and bronze by The Caithness Collection Forschungen und Berichte. 150 Jahre Erzsebet Schaar. n.l.: Glenn S. Johnson, 1981, 128 Staatliche Museen zu Berlin 20/21, pp., illus. 1980, pp. 549-566, illus. KRAMARENKO, L. Colin Terris's paperweights. Glass by Schaedel, Koch, the Oelz- " 'Gus Khrustal'nyi' v Moskve" ners, and others. Joska Bleikristall— Versand-Katalog Dekorativnoe Iskusstvo SSSR, No. 3, 1968, pp. 19-23, illus. Bodenmais: Joska Waldglashutte, KHENDRY, JANAK Tableware, vases, etc., by several n.d. [1980?], n. pag., illus. "The Glass Art Gallery" Russian designers. The Leadline 5, Nos. 2-4, Spring- KALLIO, HEIKKI Summer-Fall 1980, pp. 11-12. KRUSE, JOACHIM "Heikki Kallio" Toronto gallery. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, "Wann kommt der Coburger Glas- preis?/What about the 2nd Coburg pp. 72-73, illus. KINCAID, MARY Glass Award?" His life and work in Finland. "The Father of the Studio Glass Move­ Neues Glas 2, 1981, p. 72, illus. ment: Illustrating the Mysteries of 2 2 Glass" New Glass Review 3

KUTAC, VINCENC March/April 1981, p. 9, illus. Luzern: Glas-Galerie, 1980, 20 pp., "Moravske Sklarny Glassworks, "New Glass" exhibition illus. Kvetna u Uhcrskeho Brodu" Italian glass artist Fulvio Bianconi. Glass Review 36, No. 8, 1981, pp. LECHNER, FLORIAN 2-8, illus. Glas+Form, Florian Lechner MCCARTHY, MARK J. "The 120th Anniversary of the Found­ Neubeuern: [Florian Lechner, 1980], "Desire to Preserve Nature's Beauty ing of the Glassworks at Karolinka" portfolio of photos, biographical in­ Spurs Stankard" Glass Review 36, No. 6, 1981, pp. formation, list of exhibits. The Plate Collector, April 1, 1980, pp. 2-7, illus. Large glass sculptures. 9-11 + , illus. Paperweight maker Paul Stankard. KUYKEN-SCHNEIDER, DORIS LEFTIK, ARNOLD "Das neue Glas von Andries Dirk "The Craftsmen of Waterford" Makers: an Illustrated Guide to the Work Copier" The Glass Industry 62, No. 6, June of More Than 350 Artist Craftsmen Neues Glas 1, 1981, pp. 21-26, illus. 1981, pp. 20-22, illus. London: Crafts Council, 1980, 101 pp., illus. KYOTO. THE NATIONAL LENINGRAD. ZONAL'NAIA Twenty-nine British glass artists. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART Leningrad IQ75. Chetvertaia Zonal'naia Contemporary Glass—Europe andJapan vystaka. Dekorativnoprikladnoe Iskuss- MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Kyoto: The National Museum of tvo THE CURRIER GALLERY OF ART Modern Art, 1980, n. pag., illus. (Text by Irina Borisovna Chizhova), American Crafts 81 541 pieces from 86 artists. Leningrad: Izdatel' stvo Khudozhnik Concord, N.H.: League of New RSFSR, 1977, 7 pp., illus. Hampshire Craftsmen with the gal­ LADDEN, PATRICK Exhibit of decorative applied arts; lery, 1981, n. pag., illus. "Reviews: Neon Fronts" some glass tableware, lighting, sculp­ Thirteen glass artists. New Art Examiner 9, No. 1, Oct. ture. 1981, p. 15, illus. Manualita. Citta dell'artigianato: Faenza, Thirteen artists in a Washington Pro­ LIBENSKY, STANISLAV Gubbio, Valenza, Venezia, Volterra ject for the Arts exhibition. "The 20th Century Revival of Glass- Milan: Gruppo Editoriale Electra, making in Czechoslovakia" 1980, 88 pp., illus. LANDAU, ELLEN G. Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. Traveling exhibition. Glass, pp. "Lee Krasner's Early Career, Part 33-35, illus. 61-72. Two: the 1940s" Arts Magazine 56, No. 3, Nov. 1981, LINKER, KATE MAREK, JAROSLAV pp. 80-89, illus. "Public Sculpture: The Pursuit of the "Bohemian Ovenproof Glass" Mosaic tables. Pleasurable and Profitable Paradise" Glass Review 36, No. 7, 1981, pp. Artforum 19, No. 7, March 1981, pp. 17-19, illus. LANDAY, JANET 64-73, illus. "Reviews: Erwin Eisch, Harvey Neon work by Antonakos and Fla­ MARIACHER, GIOVANNI Littleton" vin. Vidros de Murano New Art Examiner 9, No. 1, Oct. Lisbon: n.p., 1961, n. pag., illus. 1981, p. 21, illus. LISKOVA, ALENA "Tvorba a kultura zivotmho pros- MARIETTA, OHIO. MARIETTA LANGHAMER, ANTONIN tredf" COLLEGE "Alois Metelak—in Memoriam" Umenia Remesla 1, 1981, pp. 18-23, Marietta College Crafts National Glass Review 36, No. 3, 1981, p. 26, illus. English summary. Marietta: the college, 1972-1980 illus. Prague exhibit of decorative arts; Eight catalogs of annual exhibition Glass artist and director of school at glass by Petr Hora and Frantisek including glass artists. Zelezny Brod. Vfzner. Marietta College Crafts National '81 Marietta: the college, 1981, n. pag., LATHRUP VILLAGE, MICHIGAN. LONDON. THE FINE ART illus. HABATAT GALLERIES SOCIETY LIMITED Eleven glass artists. Howard Ben Tre Sam Herman Lathrup Village: Habatat Galleries, London: Sam Herman Studio, 1981, MARSIKOVA, JAROMIRA 1981, n. pag., illus. n. pag., illus. "Bohemian Hand-cut Crystal in a Kyohei Fujita. First American Glass New Form" Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. Exhibition Glass Review 35, No. 12, 1980, pp. CRAFT AND FOLK ART MUSEUM Lathrup Village: Habatat Galleries, 2-29, illus. Made in LA: Contemporary Crafts '8i 1981, 24 pp., illus. Czech designers Kudrova, Pravec, Los Angeles: the museum, 1981, n. Svarc, Zahour. Marvin Lipofsky pag., illus. "An Exhibition of South Bohemian Lathrup Village: Habatat Galleries, Glass artists John Luebtow, Richard 1981, n. pag., illus. Glass and Glass-Making" Marquis, Norm Thomas. Glass Review 36, No. 3, 1981, p. 10, LAURIE, DUNCAN I. T. illus. LUNDAHL, GUNILLA At Ceske Budejovice. "Exploring the Mythical, Aesthetic "Design pa tvaren" and Functional Properties of Glass" Form 77, No. 6, (607), 1981, pp. "Glass Artist Milan Konig" Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, 14-18, illus. English summary. Glass Review 36, No. 7, 1981, pp. pp. 216-219, illus. Tapio Wirkkala exhibit at Riihimaki 20-23, illus. Author's sandblasted sculpture. Museum. "The Glass Objects of the Kepka Family" LAWSON, THOMAS LUNDSTROM, BOYCE Glass Review 36, No. 6, 1981, pp. "Reviews: Dan Flavin" "Fusing: the New Look in Glass" 21-23, illus. Artforum 20, No. 2, Oct. 1981, p. 76, Glass Studio, No. 24, Sept. 1981, pp. "The Sculptress Dana Vachtova" illus. 4-19, illus. Glass Review 36, No. 8, 1981, pp. Includes technical data. 11—14, illus. LAX, MICHAEL "To Be Modern in the Best Sense of "Glorious New Glass" LUZERN. GLAS-GALERIE the Word" Industrial Design Magazine 28, No. 2, Bianconi a Hergiswil ig8o 2 3 New Glass Review 3

Glass Review 36, No. 3, 1981, pp. MORE MAKERS: NEW Inc., 1981, n. pag., illus. 5-9, illus. CONTRIBUTORS AND OTHER Lampworker Hans Godo Frabel. Cesky Kristal Glassworks at Chlum CHANGES TO THE CRAFTS u Trcbone. COUNCIL'S SELECTED INDEX NOGOL, MIROSLAV London: Crafts Council, 1981, n. "Marketing Czechoslovakian Art MARTIN, JENNY Pag- Glass" "Kunstwerke in Glas und Farbe" Additions to 1980 list of British art­ Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. Porzellan+Glas 4, 1981, p. 59, illus. ists, Makers. 36-37+, illus. Glass artist Pauline Solven. Moser. Karlovy Vary NORDEN, LINDA MATOUS, JAN Bratislava: Polygraficke zavody, "Dale Chihuly: Shell Forms" "Czechoslovak Strass Chandelier n.d., 47 pp., illus. English summary. ArtsMagazine 55, No. 10, June 1981, Trimmings" Recent tableware and sculpture by pp. 150-151, illus. Glass Review 36, No. 4, 1981, pp. the Czech firm. 7-9, illus. NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND. MURPHY, JIM FOUR SEASONS GALLERY MEDKOVA, JIRINA "Timber and Glass" lOn a Glass Lightly'; An Exhibition of "The Brno Triennial of Engraved Progressive Architecture, No. 6, June Engraved Glass by Simon Whistler Glass" 1981, pp. 98-101, illus. Northampton: the gallery, 1981, n. Glass Review 36, No. 10, 1981, pp. The Pilchuck School, Stanwood, pag., illus. 9—11, illus. Washington. OLSSON, LENA MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. BROOKS NAGY, ILDIKO "Utsokt glas pa Form" MEMORIAL ART GALLERY "Studien in Raum & Zeit/Exercises in Form 77, No. 2 (603), 1981, p. 45, Harvey K. Littleton: Glass Sculpture, Time & Space" illus. Prints from Glass (Text by Tracy At­ Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 89-95, illus. Tableware by Anders Wingard, kinson) Hungarian glass artists Maria Lu- Malmo. Memphis, Tenn.: Brooks Memorial gossy and Zoltan Bohus. Art Gallery, 1975, 7 p. folder, illus. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. JOSLYN NAGY, ZOLTAN ART MUSEUM MERRILL, NANCY O. "Naplo: Bohus Zoltan iivegplaszti- 1-80 Series: Bruce Chao "Contemporary Glass Gift" kai" Omaha: the museum, 1981, n, pag., The Chrysler Museum 11, No. 2, Feb. Muveszet 22, No. 10, Oct. 1981, pp. illus. 1981, n. pag., illus. 55-56, illus. Plate glass artist. Steven Correia piece. Work of Hungarian glass artist Bo­ 1-80 Series: Mario Merz hus at Iparmuveszeti Museum. Omaha: the museum, 1981, n. pag., MICHELSON, MAUREEN illus. "Portcon Texas Style: Report on 1981 NCECA Survey of Ceramic & Glass Italian artist who utilizes neon tubing. Conference" Programs Glass Studio, No. 23, Aug. 1981, pp. Alfred, N.Y.: National Council on PALLASMAA, ULLA 14-17, illus. Education for the Ceramic Arts, "I Love Senseless Things, a Feast of "Profile: Jay Musler" 1980, n. pag. Colors" Glass Studio, No. 23, Aug. 1981, pp. Form Function Finland 1, 1981, pp. 55-57, illus. NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK 28-32, illus. BUSCAGLIA-CASTELLANI ART "Profile: Kathleen Mulcahy and Ron Glass designer Oiva Toikka of GALLERY, NIAGARA UNIVERSITY Desmett" Nuutajarvi Glass Works. Glass Art Glass Studio, No. 24, Sept. 1981, pp. Niagara Falls: the gallery, 1981, 24 62-66, illus. PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA. pp., illus. CALIFORNIA CRAFTS MUSEUM Ten glass artists. MICHELSON, MAUREEN and Emerging Artists in Glass WOODS, LYNN Palo Alto: the museum, 1981, n. NICHOLS, TOM "Santa Cruz Glass" pag., illus. "Contempo Glass '80; Austin, Texas" Glass Studio, No. 25, Oct. 1981, pp. Lynn Baretti, Dennis Elliott-Smith, Glass Studio, no. 17, Jan. 1981, pp. 11-15+, illus. Jay Musler. 6-7, illus. Glass artist Kim Newcomb; Bonny Doon Art Glass. PARIS. CENTRE CULTUREL NICOLA, GUNTER CANADIEN "Glaskunst '81, Kassel: Auf dem Wege MILAN. TRIENNALE DI MILANO Metiers d'Art/2 Vetro di Boemia. Undicesima Triennale zur Massenkunst/Glass Art on the Paris: Centre Culturel Canadien and Way to Mass Art" di Milano Sezione Cecoslovacchia Conseil Canadien de l'Artisanat, Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 155-162, (Text by Karel Hettes), n.l.: n.p., [1976], n. pag., illus. illus. n.d. (1957?), n. pag., illus. Ontario glass artist Robert Held. International exhibition at Kassel. MOJE, KLAUS PARIS. MUSEE DES ARTS NICOLA, GUNTER and SELLNER, "The Glass Art Society: Annual Con­ DECORATIFS THEODOR ference '81 in Seattle, Wa." Les Metiers de I'art: formation, tradition, "Theodor Sellner" Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 110-114, restauration, creation Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 149-154, illus. Paris: Union Centrale des Arts De­ illus. coratifs, 1980, 328 pp., illus. French glass i8th-20th c., including MONTI, ADRIANA BOTTI NICOLA, K. G. contemporary studio glass. "Effetto vetro" "Ein Studio-Ofen mit Namen EVA/ Casa Vogue, No. 118, May 1981, pp. A Furnace Called Eve" PARK, ZED 272-277, illus. Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 70-71, illus. "Lookin' for Ol' Time Beveling, A New designs from several Italian Essen Glass Gallery studio. Search" companies. Glass Studio, No. 16, Nov.-Dec. 1982 Frabel (sales catalog) 1980, pp. 30-34, illus. Atlanta, Ga.: The Frabel Gallery, Revived interest in beveled glass. New Glass Review 3

PAVLINSKAIA, ALLA PETROVNA Pottery & Glass. An Illustrated Guide to Sales catalog of animal sculpture Boris Aleksandrovich Smirnov the Work and Studios of Potters and Glass- from ten American and European Leningrad: Izdatel'stvo Khudozhnik blowers of Ontario studios. RSFSR, 1980, 133 pp., illus. Hamilton, Ontario: Ontario Potters Association, [1980], 64 pp., illus. SCHIMEL, BOB and COLEMAN, PAVLINSKAIA, A. and ROBERT DUBOVA, M. PREST, CEDAR "Space Colonies: Tomorrow's Real­ Boris Aleksandrovich Smirnov: Proz- "Gallery: Con Rhee" ity?" rachnost' khrustal', forma, funktsiia, Craft Australia, No. 3, Spring 1981, Glass Studio, No. 21, June 1981, pp. tematichnost' p. 45, illus. 4-5 + , illus. Moscow: Sovetskii Khudozhnik, Tasmanian artist using mosaic mur- Designer and glassblower create a 1976, n. pag., illus. rini technique. model space colony. Catalog of Russian glass artist Boris Smirnov. RAYMOND, JEAN-PAULand Scottish Crafts Now ZORITCHAK, CATHERINE Edinburgh: Scottish Development PEACE, DAVID "Les Ateliers collectifs europeens: Agency, 1980, 80 pp., illus. Engraved Glass. Lettering and Heraldry Qu'en ont-ils pense?" Engraved, flat, and hot glass. Cambridge: the author, 1980, 15 Le Courrier des Metiers d'Art, No. 17, pp., illus. Sept.-Oct. 1981, pp. 32-35, illus. SHARP, TERI Engraved Windows and Church Glass Five European glassmakers share a "Art in Glass 1981 at Bowling Green Cambridge: the author, 1980, 11 studio during a symposium. State U. Fine Arts Gallery" pp., illus. Art Voices 4, No. 3, May/June 1981, REHL, NORMA p. 86. "'New Glass,'" an Exhibition at the "A Visit to Glassland U.S.A.: Mos- Victoria and Albert Museum" ser" SINDELAR, DUSAN The Glass Engraver, No. 25, Sum­ The National fournal of Glass, Pottery "Tschechoslowakisches Glas" mer 1981, p. 13. & Collectables 3, No. 11, Oct. 1981, Bildende Kunst 24, No. 2, 1976, pp. p. 12, illus. 67-70, illus. PEORIA, ILLINOIS. LAKEVIEW Cambridge, Ohio. MUSEUM of ARTS and SCIENCES SKURKA, NORMA Survey of Illinois Glass. Open Compe­ RICKARD, STEPHEN "Raising a Glass, a Toast to Slavic titive/Invitational Exhibition "A Bowl for the Plaisterers Com­ Stemware. History and Designs Peoria: the museum, 1980, n. pag., pany" from Czechoslovakia" illus. Museum bulletin, [2, No. 3, The Glass Engraver, No. 25, Sum­ House Beautiful 121, Nov. 1979, p. 1980] mer 1981, pp. 14-15, illus. 46+, illus. PERREAULT, JOHN RICKE, HELMUT SMETANA, DONATELLA "Dale Chihuly: Charles Cowles Gal­ "Glaszentrum Amsterdam/Recent "Nuove lampade per vedere tutto lery (New York)" Works of Rietveld Graduates" sotto un'altra luce" Art Express 1, No. 2, Sept.-Oct. Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 38-47, illus. Casa Vogue, No. 116, March 1981, 1981, pp. 61-62, illus. pp. 178-185, illus. English summary. Exhibit of Chihuly's nested vessels. "Nordiskt Glas '81: Ausstellung im neuen Finnischen Glasmuseum Rii- New lamps. PETZAL, MONICA himaki/Exhibition in the Finnish SMITH-LAMOTHE, T. E. "Jugs and Plates" Glass Museum Riihimaki" "The First Atlantic Glassworkers' Crafts 53, Nov.-Dec. 1981, p. 55, Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 96-102, illus. Conference" illus. "Die 'Werkgroep Glas' der Amster- The Leadline 6, No. 2, Spring 1981, Review of student glass show held at damer Rietveld-Akademie" p. 8, illus. British Crafts Centre. Neues Glas 1, 1981, pp. 10-17, illus. Canadian organization for studio Interview with Sybren Valkema. and stained glass artists. PETZET, HEINRICH WIEGAND "Johannes Schreiter" ROBERTSHAW, URSULA SNOW, ANTONY Weltkunst 51, No. 9, May 1981, p. "Beautiful Bottles" "Quality Is a Keynote" 1309, illus. The Illustrated London News 269, No. Pilkington News, July 15, 1981, p. 7, Exhibition at Bremerhaven. 6991, Feb. 1981, p. 70, illus. illus. London exhibit with four studio "New Glass" exhibition. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. glass perfume bottles. THE WORKS CRAFT GALLERY "Decanters of Distinction" SPENCER, DEIRDRE Glass: Pacific Northwest The Illustrated London News 269, No. "Skookum Art Glass" Philadelphia: the gallery, 1981, n. 6999, Oct. 1981, p. 72, illus. Canada Crafts 6, No. 3, May/June pag., illus. Decanters and wine jug by David 1981, p. 12, illus. Nine artists connected with Pilchuck Taylor and Steven Newell. Calgary hot glass studio. Glass Center. RONAN, E. B. SPURGIN, JUDY PHILLIPS, DEBORAH C. "Exhibition Review: Glass Routes" "Contemporary Glass Sculpture" "Christopher Wilmarth" Art Express 1, No. 3, Nov.-Dec. ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ ARTnews 80, No. 3, March 1981, p. 1981, pp. 58-59, illus. March 1980, pp. 60-61, illus. 222+, illus. De Cordova Museum, Mass. Sculptor who uses glass and steel. STEFKA, ZDENEK Sam Herman, Glass "Glass and Flowers" Polskie Wspolczesne Szklo Artysty czne London: Sam Herman Studio, Ltd., Glass Review 36, No. 9, 1981, pp. Wroclaw: Muzeum Narodowe We [1981], n. pag., illus. 12-13, illus. Wroclawiu, 1979, 158 pp., illus. Czech glass pieces on display at English summary. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. flower show. Guide to the Museum's collection of LIGHT OPERA GALLERIES modern Polish artistic glass. Light Opera STENSMAN, MAILIS San Francisco: Light Opera Retail "Formrevy: stramare glas" Corp., 1979, 18 pp., illus. New Glass Review 3

Form 77, No. 5, (606), 1981, p. 32, Annual Bulletin of the Paperweight stitution, 1981, 47 pp., illus. illus. Collectors' Association, 1981, pp. 13- Exhibition organized by Venini In­ Asa Brandt. 15, illus. ternational and SITES, Smithsonian "Glas" Paperweights by Del and Debbie Traveling Exhibition Service. Form 77, No. 6, (607), 1981, pp. 22- Tarsitano. 25, illus. English summary. VLZNER, FRANTLSEK Smaland glass industries facing crisis THOMAS, BRIAN "Poznamky k pochopem jednoho of production and employment, "A Tribute to Laurence Whistler" vztahu" possible decline in quality. The Glass Engraver 22, Autumn 1980, Umeni a Remesla 4, 1980, pp. 9-10, pp.12-14. illus. English summary. Strombergshyttan [Catalog of glassware] Relationship of glass artist to designer Hovmantorp, Sweden: the company, THOMPSON, CONWAY BETTY to craftsman-producer. [1981?], n. pag., illus. English sum­ "First Virginia Governor's Awards in mary. the Arts Designed by Ipsen" VOJTA, J. M. ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ "Glass Artist Jan Gabrhel" STUTTGART. GALERIE March 1980, p. 24, illus. Glass Review 36, No. 1, 1981, pp. ERDMANNSDORFER Kent Ipsen sculpture. 23-27, illus. Sam Herman/Johannes Hew el (Text Czech artist. by Erwin Eisch) TOKYO. TAKASHIMAYA Stuttgart: Galerie Erdmannsdorfer, DEPARTMENT STORE VORONOV, NIKITA [1979], n. pag., illus. Fujita Kydhei Tejuki Garasu Shinsaku "Dve vystavki k 30-letiju Pobedy" Ten Dekorativnoe Iskusstvo SSSR, 214, SUDA, KRISTIANand Tokyo: the store, 1976, n. pag., illus. No. 9, Sept. 1975, pp. 1-5, illus. RICKE, HELMUT Work made by Fujita in Murano and Two exhibitions including glass to "Form und Bedeutung: Anmerkungen Japan. celebrate 30th anniversary of W.W. zum Ausstellungskatalog Licht— II. Form—Gestalt" TOKYO. TAKASHIMAYA Soviet Glass Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 117-119, DEPARTMENT STORE, GRAND Leningrad: Aurora Art Publishers, illus. English summary. GALLERY 1981, 346 pp., illus. Critique of Diisseldorf exhibition Fujita Kydhei Garasu Sakuhin Ten "Light, Form, Construction" and a Tokyo: the store, 1981, n. pag., illus. WAGGA WAGGA CITY, NEW response by Ricke. English summary. SOUTH WALES. ART GALLERY Exhibit of work made by Fujita at First Wagga Wagga National Contem­ SuHONEN, PEKKA Orrefors, Sweden. porary Australian Glass Exhibition "Counterpoints in Tapio Wirkkala's Wagga Wagga: the gallery, 1981, Output" TULENKO, KARELEI folder, illus. Form Function Finland 1, 1981, pp. "Exhibit Reviews: 'Limited Editions' 38-43, illus. at Theo Portnoy Gallery, New York WARMUS, WILLIAM City" "Art Makes the Maker" SVEC, J. J. Art Voices 4, No. 3, May/June 1981, Craft International, Summer 1981, p. "Czechoslovakia: Automation Com­ pp. 83-84, illus. 26, illus. pliments Handmade Tradition" Dan Dailey. Essay with references to glassmak- Ceramic Industry 113, No. 6, Dec. ing. UKAI, NANCY !979> PP- 26-29, illus. "Das Glas Teleskop/The Glass Tele­ Production at Crystalex, Novy Bor. "Kyoyu Asao, Tombodama/Glass scope" Bead Master" Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 82-88, illus. TALABA, MARK Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, Work of glass artists Chihuly, Patti, "'Concepts' in Glass at Habatat Gal­ pp. 64-65+ , illus. Aldridge, Stinsmuehlen. lery, Lathrup Village" UPHAM,JOE Art Voices 4, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1981, WARSAW. MUSEUM NARODOWE "Light & Smoke" pp. 117-118, illus. w WARSZAWIE Exhibit review. New Work 1, No. 4/5/6, n.d. [1980], Finskie Szklo "Detroit: the Glass City" pp. 27-31, illus. Warsaw: the museum, 1979, n. pag., Glass Studio, No. 19, April 1981, pp. Neon artist Fred Tschida. illus. 4-8 + , illus. Finnish exhibition organized by the UPHAM, JOE and SLIVKA, ROSE Riihimaki museum. TALABA, MARK, comp. "Experiments in Neon" "Glass Class" New Work, No. 4/5/6, n.d. [1980], WASHINGTON, D.C. FENDRICK Irregular series in Glass Studio, No. pp. 36-41, illus. GALLERY 17, Jan. 1981—No. 25, Oct. 1981. Exhibit at Clayworks/Glassworks Art in Glass, Glass in Art Answers to readers' questions. Gallery, N.Y. Washington: the gallery, 1981, n. pag., illus. VALKEMA, DURK TANNOUS, DAVID Czech artists Cigler, Liskova, Rou- "Rockne Krebs at Middendorf/Lane" "Czechoslovakian Glass: 1350—1980" bfcek. Art in America 69, No. 7, Sept. 1981, American Craft 41, No. 4, Aug.-Sept. pp. 159-160, illus. 1981, pp. 44-50, illus. WASHINGTON, D.C. RENWICK Washington, D.C. sculptor using Contemporary pieces in The Corn­ GALLERY, SMITHSONIAN ing Museum of Glass exhibition. glass. INSTITUTION The Animal Image, Contemporary Ob­ TARSITANO, DEBBIE VAMBERECKA, JARMILA jects and the Beast "A Tribute to Ambassador Amory "Glass Artist Ivo Rozsypal—A Char­ Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian In­ Houghton" acterization" stitution Press, 1981, 48 pp., illus. Bulletin of the Paperweight Collectors' Glass Review 36, No. 1, 1981, pp. Includes work by ten glass artists. Association, 1981, p. 45, illus. 14-18, illus. Czech artist. Memorial paperweight. WASSERMAN, BURT "Lucartha Kohler" TARSITANO, FRANK J. Venini Glass 2 "Ordeal by Fire" Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian In­ New Glass Review 3

Art Voices 4, No. 2, March/April ZURICH. MUSEUM BELLERIVE 76, No. 1, Spring 1981—76, No. 3, 1981, p. 40, illus. Glas aus Wien.J. & L. Lobmeyr. Vom Fall 1981. New Jersey glass sculptor. Biedermeier bis zur Gegenwart (Text "Ferguson's Creates Cut Glass Win­ by Peter Rath and Sigrid Barten) WAUSAU, WISCONSIN. THE Zurich: the museum, 1979, 70 pp., dows with the Skills of the Past" LEIGH YAWKEY WOODSON ART illus. Glass Digest 60, No. 6, June 15, 1981, MUSEUM Textil—Glas. Lisa Rehsteiner, pp. 84-85, illus. American in Glass Schweiz. Mary Shaffer, USA Ohio cut glass firm. Wausau: the museum, 1981, 80 pp., Zurich: the museum, 1981, 48 pp., "Flat Glass" illus. illus. Glass Art Society fournal, No. 5, New York glass artist Mary Shaffer. 1980, pp. 28-30, illus. WEICHARDT, JURGEN Panel discussion at GAS conference "14 deutsche Glaskiinstler in Bremen" ZYNSKY, MARY ANN TOOTS Weltkunst 51, No. 23, Sept. 1, 1981, "GAS Conference" with Kingsley, O'Hara, Sealine, p. 3676, illus. American Craft 41, No. 3, June/July Willet. Exhibit of German glass artists. 1981, p.78. "Focus on the British Society of Mas­ "N.Y. Glass: Sculptural Work Incor­ ter Glass-Painters" WELISH, MARJORIE porating Glass" The Leadline 6, No. 2, Spring 1981, "Michelangelo Pistoletto" New Work 1, No. 4/5/6, n.d. [1980], p. 12. Flash Art, No. 100, Nov. 1980, pp. pp. 50-55, illus. 34-38, illus. Exhibit sponsored by N.Y. Experi­ "Glass Notes from All Over" Mirror constructions. mental Glass Workshop. Glass World News, Summer 1981, pp.20-21. WICHERT, GEOFFREY "The Leadline Gallery" "The Decorative Imperative Meets Continuing series in The Leadline 6, Masterpiece Fever" Glass Studio, No. 24, Sept. 1981, pp. FLAT GLASS MADE No. 1, Winter 1981—6, No. 4, Fall 1981. 22-24+, illus. AFTER 1945 Report on 1981 Battle Mountain New work by Canadian stained glass Symposium, Colorado. INCLUDING artists. ARCHITECTURAL, "Names in the News" WORMS. MUSEUM DER STADT MOSAIC, PAINTED, Continuing series in Stained Glass WORMS 76, No. 1, Spring 1981—76, No. 3, Gerhard Schechinger AND STAINED Worms: the museum, 1981, n. pag., GLASS Fall 1981. illus. "New Glass for Old Building" German glass artist. Crafts, No. 51, July-Aug. 1981, p. ANONYMOUS 10. WORTZ, MELINDA "Bullseye Glass Co., Portland, Ore., Brian Clarke commission for Lon­ "Glass with a New Slant" Finds Supplying Stained Flat Glass a don office building. ARTnews 80, No. 2, Feb. 1981, p. Profitable Exploding Market" "New York's 53rd Street Turns into 186, illus. Glass Digest 60, No. 7, July 15, 1981, Dewain Valentine, glass sculptor. Street of Glass" pp. 98-100, illus. The Crafts Report 7, No. 65, Jan. YELLE, RICHARD "Bullseye's Boyce Lundstrom" 1981, p. 20, illus. "Solar Projections" Glass Studio, No. 24, Sept. 1981, pp. Stained glass window displays. New Work 1, No. 4/5/6, n.d. [1980], 48-49, illus. "On the Wall" Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter pp. 5-10, illus. "CCS Students Create a Special En­ 1980-1981, p. 323, illus.; 76, No. 1, Interview with Ray King, Philadel­ vironment" phia glass sculptor. Spring 1981, pp. 54-55, illus.; 76, Inner Views (Center for Creative No. 2, Summer 1981, p. 151, illus. ZAMOCKA, HANA Studies, Detroit, Mich.) 2, No. 1, SGAA exhibition of contemporary "Petr Lehocky's Luminous Objects" Winter 1981, p. 13, illus. work in Kansas City. Glass Review 36, No. 6, 1981, pp. Six windows made for a Michigan "Open Window" 24-25, illus. library. Glass Studio, No. 25, Oct. 1981, p. Glass sculptor. "Dominique de Raed, la maitrise d'un 49, illus. autodidacte" Architectural glass exhibit, San ZIMMER, JENNY Francisco. Le Courrier des Metiers d'Art, No. 16, "Critical Eye: 'Contemporary Aus­ May 1981, p. 60, illus. Open Window: 'Birth, Growth and tralian Glass'" Return' by Beverly Reiser" French stained glass artist. Craft Australia, No. 2, Winter 1981, Glass Studio, No. 21, June 1981, p. 6, pp. 49-51, illus. "Eric Wesselow—an Innovator in illus. Exhibit at Wagga Wagga City Art Glass and Plastic" Window by Oakland, California, Gallery, Australia. The Leadline 5, Nos. 2-4, Spring- artist. Summer-Fall 1980, p. 5 + , illus. "Paulo DuFour" ZISSOFF, MARY JANE Canadian artist. American Craft 41, No. 2, April/May "Paul Marioni at the Banff Centre" 1981, p. 45, illus. The Leadline 6, No. 2, Spring 1981, "A European Studio in the Pacific p. 9, illus. Northwest" "Portfolio: Doreen Balabanoff & Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Stuart Reid, Toronto, Ontario, Canada" ZIZKOVA, LENKA 13, illus. New Work 1, No. 4/5/6, [1980], pp. "S Oivou Toikkou na kus feci..." Glass artist Jim Andrews. Umeni a Remesla, No. 3, 1981, pp. 23-26, illus. 60-61, illus. English summary. "Exhibitions in Review" "Products: Window Decorative Interview with Oiva Toikka, Finnish Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter Treatments" glassmaker who studied in Czecho­ 1980-1981, p. 331, illus. Interiors 141, No. 2, Sept. 1981, p. slovakia. "Exhibitions in Review" 24+, illus. Continuing series in Stained Glass Beveled, etched designs. New Glass Review 3

"Profile: Connie Patricolo" BEEH-LUSTENBERGER, SUZANNE BURIAN, JIRI Glass Studio, No. 19, April 1981, pp. "Glasfenster-Austellung: Le premier Okna Katedraly Sv. Vita/The Win­ 59-61, illus. Salon du Vitrail in Chartres" dows of St. Vitus' Cathedral "Profile of an ACGA member Cary Neues Glas 1, 1981, pp. 18-20+, Prague: Galerie Obelisk, 1970, 4 pp., Ferguson" illus. illus. English summary. The Hobstar 4, No. 4, Dec. 1981, p. "Zur Ausstellung: 10 Jahre Stuttgar- Windows from 1859 through the 3, illus. ter Glas. An Exhibition's Report" 1960s. Cut and beveled work by Cleveland Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 57-59, illus. man. Work of students and graduates of Business Trends Report. Stained Glass "Profile: Ron Rae" Stuttgart Academy of Fine Arts. 1976-1980 Glass Studio, No. 16, Nov.-Dec. New York: The New York Center for Graphic Arts, Inc., 1981, 13 pp. 1980, pp. 53-57, illus. BEISWENGER, TOM "They're Working on History" "Ruthglass: Specializing in. the Spec­ Glass World News, Summer 1981, COURTNEY, DEBBIE tacular" pp. 23-24, illus. "Shows & Reviews: 'Passages' " Glass Studio, No. 17, Jan. 1981, p. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. 8 + , illus. Elmira, N.Y., designers and re­ storers. 17, illus. Small glass manufacturing business. Artist Ernest Peterson. "Shows and Reviews: 'Stained Glass/ BELL, ELAINE Inside and Out'" "Profile: Mark Angus" CROOK, PAM Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Glass Studio, No. 21, June 1981, pp. "Seeing the World Through Rainbow- 17, illus. 52-54, illus. hued Glasses" Birmingham, Michigan, exhibit. British artist. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. "Uroboros: Quality Not Quantity" "The Stained Glass Museum at Ely" 14, illus. Artist Mary Beth Sabbe. Glass Studio, No. 16, Nov.-Dec. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, p. 1980, pp. 7+, illus. 243, illus. Small manufactory of colored flat CROWELL, S. G. and WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM glass in Oregon. BERETS, CHUCKand "Creating Environments to Accom­ "Window of the Three Virtues" KYLE, CAROLYN modate Life Styles" The Rotarian 136, No. 4, April 1980, Stained Glass Designing with Bevels Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer p. 33, illus. Palo Alto, Cal.: Hidden House Pub­ 1981, pp. 112-115, illus. Church window, the Netherlands. lications, 1981, 112 pp., illus. Nevada artist Jim Hand. AMEL, TERRY BERG, BOB CUMMINGS, H. W.andJuDY "Tiffany Was Artist's Inspiration" "Glassbutcher's Art" "When Love and Skill Work To­ Glass World News, Summer 1981, Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter gether" pp. 24-25, illus. 1980-1981, pp. 302-304, illus. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, Artist Barbara Starner. Artists Sam and Bob Berg. pp. 210-212, illus. Designer Hilda Sachs. ANDERSON, HARRIETTE Bildwerk im Kirchenbau. Jahrbuch fur "Stained Glass: From Flat to Formed" Christliche Kunst 1934 ELSKUS, ALBINAS Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, Munich: Deutschen Gesellschaft fur "Painting on Glass" p. 40, illus. Christliche Kunst, [1954], 96 pp., Glass Studio, No. 18, Feb.-March Using bisqueware as molds for illus. 1981, pp. 5-9+, illus. glass. Post-war church buildings with win­ dows by Schaffrath and many others. ANDREWS, KATHYand FLAHERTY, CAROLYN, ed. "Antique Glass" JOHNSON, ARNOLD BLEWCHAMP, CLIVE Restoration Products News 2, No. 1, "The Light Fantastic" "With Patrick Reyntiens and Brian Jan.-Feb. 1981, pp. 3-14, illus. Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, Clarke at Pilchuck" Techniques (beveled, etched, etc.), pp. 22-25, illus. The Leadline 5, No. 2-4, Spring- new art glass studios, restoration Work of Sandra Johnson, California. Summer-Fall 1980, pp. 6-7, illus. firms, etc. BAILLARGEON, ANDREE BOWLICK, LYNDA FORSCEY, SUZON "Eric Wesselow: une perception uni­ "Profile: Kathy Bradford" "Bevels and Color: Allen Graef's versale" Glass Studio, No. 22, July 1981, pp. Lively Syntheses" The Leadline 6, No. 4, Fall 1981, p. 54-56, illus. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, 12, illus. Colorado artist. pp. 213-215, illus. BAKER, MARJORIE H. BRACHEY, NANCY Fox, VINCENT "Meet Kate White Shulok" "Stained Glass Breaks out of Glass Beveling Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, phurches, into Homes" Palo Alto, Cal.: Hidden House Pub­ pp. 16-19, illus. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. lications, 1981, 96 pp., illus. Florida artist. 31, illus. FRENCH, JENNIE BALABANOFF, DOREEN and others BRASS, KEVIN "The Art of Photographing Stained "Canadian Stained Glass" "Beyond Color to Image and Mood" Glass" New Work 1, No. 4/5/6, [1980], pp. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Stained Glass, Part 1-75, No. 3, Fall 42-49, illus. 4, illus. 1980, pp. 210-214, illus.; Part 2-75, Fifteen artists. Artists Anne Coccaro and Rob Ves- No. 4, Winter 1980-1981, pp. 310- siny. BASIRICO, LAURENCE A. 312, illus.; Part 3-76, No. 1, Spring 1981, pp. 26-28, illus. "The Social Evolution of the Stained BRYANT, ARTHUR Glass Artisan" Coventry Cathedral FROHBIETER-MUELL'ER, JOand Glass Studio, No. 25, Oct. 1981, pp. Coventry: Coventry Cathedral MUELLER, WAYNE P. 6-7+, illus. Council, n.d., n. pag., illus. "Lithuanian Master: Algimantas Stoskus" New Glass Review 3

Glass Studio, No. 23, Aug. 1981, pp. JARRELL, FRANK P. LEWIS, ALBERT, ed. 4-5 + , illus. "Electrical Engineer to Stained Glass Rocky Mountain Stained Glass Artist" New York, N.Y.: N.Y. Center for GALLAGHER, J. JOSEPH Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Graphic Arts, 1980, 37 pp., illus. A Merchant in Search of Pearls, the 30, illus. Story of Baltimore's New Cathedral, LEWYN, MARK The Cathedral of Mary Our Queen JEKYLL, ROBERT "Nyoka Baker Wins $3,000 for Entry Baltimore, Md.: Welch, Mirabile & "The NYEGW Conference—Febru­ in West Virginia Exhibit" Co., i960, 94 pp., illus. ary 1980" Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. The Leadline 5, Nos. 2—4, Spring- 1, illus. GHENT. MUSEUM VOOR Summer-Fall 1980, p. 8 + , illus. SLERKUNST N.Y. Experimental Glass Workshop LINDENBERGER, LOUISE A. Armand Blondeel conference. "The Stained Glass School" Ghent: the museum, 1979, 35 pp., Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer illus. JESERICH, ROBERT 1981, pp. 126-127, illus. Dutch artist. "Heinz Lilienthal, Glasgemalde" Regional workshops of Mass. Glasforum 30, No. 6, 1980, pp. 29- school. GLASBERG, IDA M. 32, illus. "Stonehill's Painted Glass Windows" MARIONI, PAUL Glass Digest 60, No. 3, March 15, KAELBER, CYNTHIA "Delridge Project: An Unusual Cast" 1981, pp. 68-74, illus. "Re-discovering the Art of Glass Glass Studio, No. 17, Jan. 1981, p. Mass. college chapel windows. Painting" 4+, illus. Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer Cast glass window for recreation GORDON, STEPHANIE 1981, pp. 136-139, illus. center in Seattle, Wash. "A Project in Community Art: Bellingham, Washington, studio Country Children" specializing in glass painting. MAYO, GENE and MILLER, JUDY Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter Stained Glass Home Studio Guide 1980-1981, pp. 332-334, illus. KEBRLE, JOHN Palo Alto, Cal.: Hidden House Pub­ "SGAA Winter Conference, San An­ lications, 1981, 64 pp., illus. HANSON, REV. WILLIAM tonio, Texas" "What We Have Looked Upon and Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, MILLARD, RICHARD Our Hands Have Touched" pp. 59-60, illus. "For Stained Glass, Enthusiasm Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer Current state of stained glassmaking Abounds" 1981, pp. 140-143, illus. in U.S. Glass Digest 60, No. 7,July 15, 1981, Designs for various church win­ pp. 70-78, illus. dows. KEDDA, HELENA Overview of the craft. "On Doing Kiln Work: Happy Fir­ "Layouts, Useful Ideas" HARRIS, R. P. ing!" Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 1, Sept. "Farber's Window Depicts Baltimore Stained Glass 76. No. 1, Spring 1981, 1981, p. 4, illus. in Stained Glass" pp. 38-39, illus. "Matting" Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 3, 10, illus. KEHRES, KEVIN Nov. 1981, pp. 3-4, illus. "Talents Reflected at Westerville HIGHNESS, GAYLE North" "Mechanical: MeetingJoints, Wiring" "An Art of Light" Glass World News, Summer 1981, Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 4, Dec. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. pp. 25-26, illus. 1981, pp. 1-4, illus. 3 + , illus. Columbus, O., high school project. "Mechanical Reinforcement Meth­ Fargo, No. Dakota stained glass ods" firm. KELSEY, MARY LOU Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 2, Oct. "High School Hijinks to Stained 1981, pp. 1-4, illus. HONOLULU, HAWAII. DAVIES Glass Career" "Mechanical Reinforcement Meth­ PACIFIC CENTER Glass World News, Summer 1981, ods" 1981 Glass Art Hawaii Exhibition pp. 5-6, illus. Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 3, Honolulu: Stained Glass Association Artist Gail McMindes. Nov. 1981, p. 1. ofHawaii, 1981, 23 pp., illus. "On Stained Glass" LAIRD, PAUL Continuing series in Glass Digest 60, INGLIS, GRACE "Stained Glass as Art and Business" No. 1, Jan. 1981—60, No. 12, Dec. Glass World News, Summer 1981, "Hamilton Main Library's Stained 1981. Glass Sculpture" pp. 8-9, illus. The Leadline 6, No. 3, Summer Illinois firm, White Stained Glass "Rohlf's Stained Glass Studio Reflects an Admirable Diversity and Profes­ 1981, p. 4, illus. Co. Gundar Robez work. sionalism" LANGTON, CHRIS Glass Digest 60, No. 7, July 15, 1981, ISENBERG, ANITA and SEYMOUR "Solarizing With Stained Glass" pp. 80-82, illus. Crafting in Glass: Molding, Fusing, Glass Studio, No. 21, June 1981, pp. Mount Vernon, N.Y., firm. Embellishing, Designing 18-25, illus. "Skylites" Radnor, Pa.: Chilton Book Co., Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 3, 1981, 211 pp., illus. LASZL6, GYULA Nov. 1981, pp. 1-2, illus. "Deed Ferenc muveszete" "Taking Sizes: Wood, Aluminum, JACOBSON, PHILLIP L. Muveszettdrteneti Ertesitd 25, No. 1, Stone" "Glass in Architecture: Provincial 1976, pp. 55-59, illus. Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 1, Sept. Courts Building, Vancouver, B.C., Work of Hungarian artist Ferenc 1981, p. 3, illus. Canada" Deed. "Tracing Color Preparation with Wa­ Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, p. 15, ter and Vinegar" illus. LAWSON, JOHN Stained Glass Guidelines, No. 1, Sept. Architect Arthur Erickson. "Stained Glass: Restoration with 1981, pp.2-3. Care" Building Conservation 1, No. 3, Dec. 1979, PP- 16-20, illus. New Glass Review 3

MUNLEY, MICHAEL W. RAMANAUSKAITE, LIUDVIKA, SOWERS, ROBERT "The Stained Glass School" comp. The Language of Stained Glass Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, Modern Lithuanian Stained Glass Forest Grove, Oregon: Timber Press, pp. 36-37, illus. Leningrad: Aurora Art Publishers, 1981, 206 pp., illus. News of regional classes, scholar­ 1979, 167 pp., illus. Review by Robert Jekyll, The Lead­ ships of the Mass. school. Fifteen artists. line 6, No. 4, Fall 1981, pp. 10—11, illus. NADELMAN, CYNTHIA REID, STUART Review by Robert Kehlmann, Amer­ "New York Reviews: Larry Bell" "Architectural Glass as Environmen­ ican Craft 41, No. 6, Dec. 1981/Jan. ARTnews 80, No. 7, Sept. 1981, p. tal Art" 1982, p. 42, illus. 240+, illus. New York 1, No. 4/5/6, n.d. [1980], Flat glass sculptor. pp. 12-15, illus. Review by Helene Weis, "Browsing in the Books," Stained Glass 76, No. NEWTON, ROY REID, STUART and BALABANOFF, 3, Fall 1981, p. 224. "Salisbury Cathedral's Prisoners of DOREEN "Learning to Speak the Language of Conscience Windows" Personal Image for Social Space / L'lm- Stained Glass" Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter age personelle dans I'espace collectif Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter 1980-1981, pp. 326-327, illus. n.L: Artists in Stained Glass, 1980, 1980-1981, pp. 305-309, illus. 10 pp. folder, illus. Excerpts from Sowers' book. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. JOSLYN Canadian exhibition of stained and ART MUSEUM architectural glass. SPENCE, LEE 1-80 Series: Bruce Chao "Wanda Wester Knows Potential of Omaha: the museum, 1981, n. pag.„ ROBERTS, ED Stained Glass" illus. "From 'Madison Avenue' to Stained Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Plate glass artist. Glass in N.H." 28, illus. Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. ORTMAYER, ROGER 8, illus. SPRINGMAN, JOANNE An House unto My Name. The Archi­ Glass artist Phil Stein. "McCoy's Magical Hands Make Great tecture and Art of the First United Meth­ Glass" odist Church of Orlando, Florida SATTERLEE, FRANCIS N. Glass World News, Summer 1981, Orlando: the church, 1980, n. pag., "Stained Glass Wildlife" pp. 26-27, illus. illus. Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer Illinois artist Greg McCoy. 1981, pp. 148-149, illus. PALMER, SAMUEL Virginia artist Elizabeth Ordway. SPURGIN, JUDY Fonstermalningarna i S:t Nikolai kyrka "ArtCraft Profiles: Mary Ann Ben­ Halmstad SCHREITER, JOHANNES nett" Laholm: Ruter Press, 1979, 14 pp., "Die Glasbilder von Robert Kehl- ArtCraft Magazine 1, No. 2, Feb./ illus. mann/Autonomous Panels by Rob­ March 1980, p. 47, illus. Modern church windows in Ham- ert Kehlmann" Texas artist. stad, Sweden. Neues Glas 3, 1981, pp. 103-105, illus. STOCKHAUSEN, H. G. PARK, ZED "Das Glasbild. Faszination der Farbe/ "Lookin' for Ol' Time Beveling, A SIEGEL, NANCY Intrigue of Color" Search" "Glass Visions" Neues Glas 2, 1981, pp. 46-56, illus. Glass Studio, No. 16, Nov.-Dec. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, Glass program at Academy of Fine 1980, pp. 30-34, illus. pp. 237-239, illus. Arts in Stuttgart. Revived interest in beveled glass. SIMON, WAYNE E. STONE, DOTTI PEARL, DAVID "Heat Loss through Stained Glass "From Process to Patent" "Glass Masters" Windows" Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter 1980- The Leadline 6, No. 1, Winter 1981, Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer 1981, pp. 324-325, illus. p. 1, illus. 1981, pp. 123-125. Firing process developed by Helena Review of Welsh exhibit: contem­ Kedda. porary stained glass from West Ger­ SMITH, JEFF G. many "Dallas' Glass Tent" STOWE, REJENE Glass Studio, No. 20, May 1981, pp. "With Schreiter at Pilchuck" POENSGEN, JOCHEM 70-72, illus. The Leadline 6, No. 4, Fall 1981, pp. "Glas & Architektur/Glass & Archi­ Glass by David Wilson. 6-7, illus. tecture" Neues Glas 4, 1981, pp. 136-142, SMITH, RICHARD SUSSMAN, STEVEN and DAVID illus. "There's New Interest in the Ancient "The Window Frame . . . Silent Part­ Work by Schreiter, Klos, Poensgen. Craft of Flat Glass Decoration" ner" "The Justified Fear of Architects" Glass Digest 60, No. n, Nov. 1981, Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter Glass Art Society fournal, 1981, pp. pp. 81-84, illus. 1980-1981, pp. 294-29^, illus. frame technology for stained 12-14, illus. Acid etching, sandblasting, etc. New Windows in church in Veert, Neth­ glass. erlands, by Joachim Klos. SMITH-LAMOTHE, TERRY TALABA, MARK "In Praise of Accepted Limitation" "Atlantic Glass Artisans Launched" The Leadline6, No. 4, Fall 1981, p. 3, "The Use of Solder with Copper Foil" Glass Art Society fournal, 1981, pp. Glass Studio, No. 25, Oct. 1981, pp. 8-11, illus. illus. Nova Scotia stained glass group. 28-30, illus.

POWELL, CARL TAOLIN, ANNA "Creative Beveling" SOLOMON, HEATHER "Theo Lubbers, Artist in Stained "Lighting Stained Glass for Night Glass Studio, No. 22, July 1981, pp. Viewing" 4-5 + , illus. Glass" Glass World News, Summer 1981, p. Stained Glass 76, No. 1, Spring 1981, 7, illus. pp. 20-21, illus. A church tower in Florida. New Glass Review 3

TEMME, NORMAN WESSELOW, ERIC TECHNOLOGY "The Bird of El Mercado" Le Vitrail. Review by Claude Bettin- Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer ger, The Leadline 6, No. 3, Summer (glassmaking after 1945) 1981, pp. 146-147, illus. 1981, p. 11. San Antonio panel. ANDERSON, MARTIN "The Cool and Colorful Convention" WILLET, HENRY LEE "Computer Program: Converting Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, "Some Gal. . . Marguerite Gaudin" Oxide Percentages to Batch Mineral pp. 247-248, illus. Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter 1980- Percentages (and Vice Versa)" Thirty-six panels exhibited by 1981, pp. 320-322, illus. Glass Art Society Journal, 1981, pp. members of Stained Glass Associa­ Designer. 64-66. tion of America. BARAZANI, GAIL "The Fun of Learning through Shar­ WILSON, CECIL J. "The Great Seal of Arizona" "Health Hazards" ing" Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, 1981, p. 144, illus. 1980, pp. 46-48. pp. 232-234, illus. Stained glass artist and teacher Albi- Mosaic panel on state capitol build­ "Protecting Your Health" nus Elskus. ing. The Crafts Report 7, No. 65, Jan. "The Houses of Bethania" 1981, p. 4. WILSON, DAVID Lead exposure in glass studios. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, "Open Window" Safe Practices in the Arts & Crafts, a pp. 240-241, illus. Glass Studio, No. 22, July 1981, pp. Panels done for No. Carolina homes Studio Guide 6-7, illus. n.l.: The College Art Association of by Randy Sewell. Series of windows by the author in a America, 1978, 72 pp. "It's Pat, the Girl from around the Cherry Hill, N.Y. church. Hazards in glassmaking, flat glass Corner" and lampwork. Stained Glass 76, No. 3, Fall 1981, WILSON, H. WEBER pp. 235-236, illus. "Practical Techniques for Residential BENNETT, RICHARD L. Artist Patricia Patenaude. Stained Glass Repair" "Combustion and Heat Conservation "Just Do Your Best . . . for Charlie Glass Studio, No. 16, Nov.-Dec. in Glass Melting" Brown" 1980, pp. 4-5+ , illus. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, Stained Glass 76, No. 4, Winter 1980, pp. 49-54, illus. 1980-1981, pp. 299-301, illus. WILSON, LYNDAL Craftsmen Keith Bramer and Mark "A Community Project" BROADWELL, JAMES G. Anderson Craft Australia, No. 2, Winter 1981, "Glassmaking Studio Computer "A Labor of Love" p. 27, illus. Provides Flexibility Accuracy" Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer Window made by group in Knox The Crafts Report 7, No. 72, Sept. 1981, p. 145, illus. City, Australia. 1981, p. 5. Sculpture by Penelope Atheras. Use of computer to obtain consistent WILSON, STEVEN K. "The Little Gem in Saint Die: a Fam­ colors in making sheet glass. "How to Succeed in Stained Glass" ily Affair" Glass Digest, Part 1: 60, No. 6, June Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer CUMMINGS, KEITH 15, 1981, pp. 76-78, illus. Part 2: 60, 1981, pp. 116-119, illus. The Technique of Glass Forming No. 7, July 15, 1981, pp. 85-90, French church with a 1920 altar win­ London: B. T. Batsford Ltd., 1980, illus. dow and 1970 nave windows. 168 pp., illus. Selling supplies, etc. "Stained Glass Is Glowing inJapan" DESAULNIERS, GILLES Stained Glass 75, No. 4, Winter ZERBONI, MONICA Brief Notes on Coldworking of Glass 1980-1981, pp. 328-329, illus. "Sauna Deco" Trois-Rivieres: Gilles Desaulniers, Casa Vogue No. 119, June 1981, pp. 1981, 39 pp., illus. THOMAS, ANSON 196-197, illus. "The Birth of the Blues: Using a For distribution at the Canadian Art Deco style architectural glass Glass Artists Conference. Computer to Design Stained Glass" used in a commercial sauna, Amster­ Stained Glass 76, No. 2, Summer dam. 1981, pp. 120-122, illus. FENTON, DAN "Abrasive Blast Equipment" ZIMMER, JENNY TORENKO, RONALD W. Glass Studio No. 17, Jan. 1981, pp. "Design Section: Glass Panels" 10-12+, illus. "A Cost-Savings Approach to Solder­ Craft Australia, No. 3, Spring 1981, ing" PP- 31-33, illus. Glass Studio, No. 22, July 1981, pp. GICK, TERRI L. Panels by Klaus Zimmer. Sandblasting, Etching and Other Glass 40-41. "A Letter from Australia" Treatments Journal of the British Society of Master VONROENN, KENNETH Laguna Hills, Cal.: Gick Publishing, Glass-Painters 17, No. 1, 1980-1981, "Development of Contemporary Ger­ Inc., 1980, 49 pp., illus. pp. 78-86, illus. man Stained Glass and Its Influence Survey of Australian stained glass, on American Artists" KRISTEL, DREW 1880s to present. "Silicosis: Beyond Repair" Transcript of a conference presenta­ tion at New York Experimental Glass Studio No. 17, Jan. 1981^.39. ZIMMERMAN, LYNN Glass Workshop, Feb., 1980, pub­ "Of Colour, Light & Space: the MCCANN, MICHAEL lished in three parts by New Work 1, Stained Glass of Andrew Terris and Artist Beware No. 4/5/6, [1980], pp. 16-22, illus. Rejene Stowe" New York: Watson-Guptill Publica­ The Leadline 6, No. 4, Fall 1981, pp. WALTON, MARK tions, 1979, 378 pp., illus. 14-15, illus. Advanced Stained Glass Window Tech­ Hazards of glassblowing, stained glass craft. niques Palo Alto, Cal.: Hidden House Pub­ MEILAHN, MICHAEL O. lications, 1981, 72 pp., illus. "Recovering Exhausted B.T.U.'s, a Partial Solution" New Glass Review 3

Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, MOSSMAN, RALPH TAMBLYN, PETER B. and p. 55, illus. "Rivverrat Glass and Electric: the LANDRIGAN, PHILIPJ. Hydroelectric Glass Studio" "Lead Exposure in Stained Glass MERIKALLIO, MILKKO Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, Workers" "Introducing: MM-Contimelt 24 h p. 69, illus. Glass Studio, No. 21, June 1981, pp. Mk III, a Continuous Cullet Melter" 28-32, illus. Glass Art Society Journal, No. 5, 1980, NORD pp. 70-71, illus. Etching and Sandblasting of Glass Gainesville, Fla.: Chrome Yellow MERKER, GERNOT H. Private Press, 1980, 73 pp., illus. Glasgravur Grafenau: Verlag Morsak, 1981, 138 pp., illus. Engraving techniques and work of thirteen German glass engravers.

Index Belgium Netherlands Edwards, Garth Manufacture de Cristaux du Andolfsson, Wilke (#86) Edwards, Stephen Dee Val Saint Lambert SA Valkema, Sybren Feister, Diana Van Loo, Bert (#88) Poland Feldman, Kerry Canada Kiriazopoulos, Tasios Glancy, Michael M. Halem, Henry Stenger, Nicole Sweden Thiessen, Ruth Hodder, W. Stephen AB Orrefors Glasbruk (#22) Holmes, James P. Czechoslovakia Cyren, Gunnar Housberg, Paul Adensamova, Blanka Hydman-Vallien, Ulrica Jervis, Margie (#49) Jezek, Pavel Kosta-Boda AB (#42) Kehlmann, Robert Plfva, Oldrich WarfF, Goran Kelman, Janet Vachtova, Dana Switzerland Kirkpatrick, Joey Zamecnfkova, Dana Guggisberg, Monica Krasnican, Susie Lipofsky, Marvin Denmark United Kingdom Hunner, Pete Mace, Flora (#47) Bayliss, Arlon MacNeil, Linda Federal Republic Cook, John Marquis, Richard of Germany Dartington Glass Ltd. McDonnell, Mark Eisch, Erwin Dreiser, Peter Melikian, Sue Hoeller, Franz X. Newell, Steven Morris, William Huth, Ursula Pennell, Ronald Mulcahy, Kathleen Reid, Colin Klepsch, Kristian Musler, Jay Moje, Klaus Thrower, Frank Nelson, Stephen R. Schneider, Josef (#29) Williams, Christopher Patti, Thomas Sellner, Theodor G. United States Pieper, Kenny France Acquilano, Carol Reed, John Benglis, Lynda (forDaum) Aldridge, Peter (#80) Renaissance Glass Company Cristallerie Daum (#12, 96) Allison, Arthur (#8i> Leperlier, Antoine Anderson, Doug Robbins, Christine Leperlier, Etienne Arber, Valerie S. Schlotzhauer, Jude Yenawine, Peter W. Armbruster, Tom Schulze, Paul (for Daum) Aschenbrenner, Michael J. Shapiro, Susan Stankard, PaulJ. Israel Aufiero, Tina Marie Verberne, Daniel Barclay, Mary Statom, Therman Ben Tre, Howard Steuben Glass (#24, 74, 80) Japan Bernstein, Katherine Stinsmuehlen, Susan Cho, Kyung-Lee Buechner, Thomas S. Ill Trinkley, Karla Encobo (#17) Carlson, William Vigiletti, Sylvia B. Hashimoto, Chikara Carpenter, James Vitrix Glass (#14) Hoya Corporation (#50) Cohen, Richard E. Watkins, James Kamei Glass Company, Ltd. Courtney, Norman Weimberger, Richard (#35,64) Croasdale, MarthaJ. Wenzel, Meredith Kurita, Yasuhisa Dailey, Dan Zoot, Karen Nishimura, Yasutaka Desmett, Ron (#60) Zynsky, Mary Ann Toots Yokoyama, Naoto Dowler, David P. Yugoslavia DuGrenier, Robert Ratkajec-Kocica, Ljubica