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Exhibitions & Art Fairs Exhibiting Works Made By Dan Klein Associates Promoting Contemporary Glass. (Alan J. Poole) 43 Hugh Street, London SW1V 1QJ. ENGLAND. Tel: (00 44) Ø20 7821 6040. Email: [email protected] Website: www.dankleinglass.com Alan J. Poole’s Contemporary Glass News Letter. A monthly, group email listing information relating to British & Irish Contemporary Glass Artist’s events and activities. Featuring Artists based at home or abroad and also foreign nationals that have ever resided or studied for any period of time in the UK or Ireland. NOVEMBER EDITION * - indicates new or amended entries since the last edition. 2013. 23/03/1310/11/13. “Fusion: Glass Art Of Shelly Xue”. Lu ‘Shelly’ Xue Solo Exhibition. Temporary Exhibition Hall, 2nd. Floor, The Shanghai Museum Of Glass. Shanghai. PRC. Tel: 00 86 21 6431 4074. 21/04/1303/11/13. “Fusions”. inc: Julie Anne Denton & Priska Jacobs. Vitro Musée Romont. Musée Suisse Du Vitrail & De Arts Du Verre. Romont. CH. Tel: 00 41 26 652 1095. Email: [email protected] Website: www.vitromusee.ch/fr/vitromusee/expositions/en-cours/fusions.html 09/05/1303/11/13. “50 Jahre Studioglas In Europa – Impulse Aus Lauscha./50 Years Studio Glass In Europe – Input From Lauscha”. inc: Margaret Alston, Tessa Clegg, Sam Herman, Charlie Meaker, Richard Meitner, Steffen Orlowski, Richard B. Price, Cornelius Réer, Stephen Thorp & Nina Thorp- Weidinger. Museum Für Glaskunst Lauscha. Lauscha. D. Tel: 00 49 36702 20724. Email: [email protected] Website: www.glas-in-lauscha.de 17/05/1326/01/14. “Links: Australian Glass & The Pacific Northwest”. inc: Jane Bruce, Scott Chaseling, Stephen Procter & Richard Whiteley. Museum Of Glass. Tacoma (WA). US. Tel: 00 1 253 284 2125. Email: [email protected] Website: www.museumofglass.org/exhibitions/links 01/06/1312/01/14. “Nordic Glass C/o. The Glass Factory”. inc: Pernille Braun, Trine Drivsholm, Kari Håkonsen, Åsa Jungnelius, Vidar Koksvik, Ingrid Tvedt Nord, Anu Penttinen & Æsa Björk Thorsteindóttir. The Glass Factory. Boda Glasbruk. S. Tel: 00 46 471 249 360. Email: [email protected] Website: http://theglassfactory.se/english/exhibition/nordic-glass-co-the-glass-factory/#comment-1212 27/06/1322/12/13. “Unravelling The Vyne”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Lisa Pettibone. The Vyne. Basingstoke. GB. Email: [email protected] Website: www.unravelled.org.uk 29/06/13June 2014. “Dan Klein & Alan J. Poole Private Collection” – Selection From The Glass Collection”. inc: Chris Ainslie, Karen Akester, Margaret Alston, Galia Amsel, Jane Beebe, Tatiana Best-Devereux, Brian & Jenny Blanthorn, Keith Brocklehurst, Jane Bruce, Sabrina Cant, Tessa Clegg, Katharine Coleman M.B.E., John Heald Cook, Bob Crooks, Keith Cummings, Anna Dickinson, Suresh Dutt, Sally Fawkes, Ray Flavell, Peter Furlonger, ‘Gillies · Jones’ (Stephen Gillies & Kate Jones), Morag Gordon, Joseph Harrington, Michael Harris, Clare Henshaw, Sam Herman, Diana Hobson, Catherine Hough, Charlotte Hughes-Martin, Angela Jarman, Danny Lane, Peter Layton, Liz Lowe, Alison McConachie, Annette Meech, Steven Newell, Carl Nordbruch, Ronald Pennell, Stephen Procter, David Prytherch, Clifford Rainey, David Reekie, Colin Reid, Bruno Romanelli, Karlin Rushbrooke, Tim Shaw, Pauline Solven, Elizabeth Swinburne, Patrick Stern, Ronald Stennett- Willson, David Taylor, Roger Tye, Christopher Williams, Emma Woffenden & Rachael Woodman. National Glass Centre. Sunderland. GB. Tel: 0191 515 5544. Email: [email protected] Website. www.nationalglasscentre.com 05/07/1317/11/13. “Lifeforms”. inc: Rachel Elliott & Luke Jerram. The Pittburgh Glass Center. Pittburgh (PA). US. Tel: 00 1 412 365 2145. Email: [email protected] Website: www.pittsburghglasscenter.org 05/07/1331/12/13. “Verriales 2013: In Interieur: Ex Exterieur”. inc: Richard “Ricky” Bernstein, Mark Bokesch-Parsons, ‘Jackson Fawkes’ (Richard Jackson & Sally Fawkes), Clifford Rainey, David Reekie & Colin Reid. Galerie International Du Verre À La Verrerie De Biot. Biot. F. Tel: 00 33 4 93 65 03 00. Email: [email protected] Websites: www.galerieduverre.com & www.verreriebiot.com 26/07/13January 2014. “Brains, The Mind As Matter”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Katharine Dowson. Museum Of Science & Industry. Manchester. GB. Tel: 0161 832 2244. Website: www.mosi.org.uk 30/08/1309/11/13. “Autumn Craft Collection”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Rosie Sutcliffe & Theo Brooks. New Ashgate Gallery. Farnham. GB. Tel: 01252 713 208. Email: [email protected] Website. www.newashgate.org.uk 04/09/1302/11/13. “Clifford Rainey: In The Beginning Was Black”. Clifford Rainey Solo Exhibition. The Bullseye Gallery. Portland (OR). US. Tel: 00 1 503 227 0222. Email: [email protected] Websites. www.bullseyegallery.com 06/09/1309/11/13. “Model: Making”. Mixed Media Contemporary Applied Arts. inc: Kane Calì. London. GB. Tel: 020 7436 2344. Email: [email protected] Website: www.caa.org.uk *11/09/1309/11/13 EXTENDED UNTIL 11/01/14 “Inspired”. A Teepee Glass Exhibition. inc: ‘Alex R’, ‘Bagsahw & Rose’ (Lucy Batt), Andrew Boddington, Maria Fagan, Iain Gutteridge, Brett Manley, Pippa Stacey & Wendy Stone. The De Morgan Centre. Wandsworth Museum. London. GB. Tel: 020 8871 1144. Email: [email protected] Website: www.demorgan.org.uk 12/09/1331/12/13. “Collect Cumbria”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Rebecca Callis, Heather Gillespie, Katy Holford & Jo Vincent. Blackwell: The Arts & Crafts House. Bowness-On-Windermere. GB. Tel: 015394 46139. Email: [email protected] Website: www.blackwell.org.uk 13/09/1310/11/13. “C-Art At Rheged”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Roxanne Denny. Rheged Centre. Penrith. GB. Tel: 01768 860 033. Email: [email protected] Website: www.rheged.com 14/09/1303/11/13. “InToLace”. Mixed Media Devon Guild Of Craftsmen/Thelma Hulbert Gallery Exhibition. inc: Emma Rawson. Devon Guild Of Craftsmen. Bovey Tracey. GB. Tel: 01626 832 223. Email: [email protected] Website: www.crafts.org.uk 15/09/1316/11/13. “Autumn Exhibition”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Tamsin Abbott. The Hay Makers. Hay-On-Wye. GB. Tel: 01497 820 556. Email: [email protected] Website: www.haymakers.co.uk 18/09/1317/11/13. “Glaspreis Der Stadt Hadamar”. inc: Ulrike Umlauf-Orrom. Glasmuseum Hadamar. Hadamar. D. Tel: 00 49 6433 89157. Website: www.hadamar.de 18/09/1305/01/14. “Shattered: Contemporary Sculpture In Glass”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Joanna Manousis. Frederik Meijer Gardens Sculpture Park. Grand Rapids (MI). US. Tel: 00 1 888 957 1580. Website: www.meijergardens.org/calendar/event.php?id=1304 19/09/1305/12/13. “2Q13: Women Collectors – Women Artists”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Sally Fawkes. Lloyds Club. London. GB. Email: [email protected] Website: www.marcellejoseph.com 19/09/1308/11/13. “Johannes Von Stumm Sculptures”. Johannes Von Stumm Solo Exhibition. Bowman Sculpture. London. GB. Tel: 020 7930 0277. Email: [email protected] Website: www.bowmansculpture.com *20/09/1320/01/14. “Colloquy”. Sophie Arkette Solo Mixed Media Exhibition/Installation (in collaboration with Jon Lewis & Alan Freeman, Blacksmith). The Temple Church. London. GB. Email: [email protected] Website: www.templechurch.com 20/09/1303/11/13. “Seamless: The Digital In Design”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Kirsteen Aubrey. Museum Of Architecture & Design. Pot Na Fužine. Ljubljana. SLO. Tel: 00 386 1 548 4270. Email: [email protected] Website: http://seamlessdigitaldesign.org/ 21/09/1309/11/13. “Peter Layton – Solo”. Peter Layton Solo Exhibition. Bluecoat Display Centre. Liverpool. GB. Tel: 0151 709 4014. Email: [email protected] Website: www.bluecoatdisplaycentre.com/whats-on/exhibitions/ 23/09/1309/11/13. “25th. Anniversary Celebration”. Mieke Groot, Deborah Hopkins, Richard Meitner & Richard B. Price. Braggiotti Gallery. Amsterdam. NL. Tel: 00 31 20 638 9654. Email: [email protected] Website: www.braggiotti.com *24/09/1328/11/13. “Variation 2: BLUX & Mary Veale”. 12e. Biennale De Lyon: D’Art Contemporain 2013 Exhibition. inc: Mary Veale. Musicalaim. Lyon. F. Website: www.biennaledelyon.com *03/09/1303/11/13. “Glasshaus VIII”. inc: Heike Brachlow, Katya Filmus, Yuki Kokai, Jon Lewis, Peter Layton, Laura McKinley, Jochen Ott, Layne Rowe, Cathryn Shilling, Louis Thompson & Ewa Wawrzyniak. The Gallery At Parndon Mill. Parndon Mill. GB. Tel: 01279 426 042. Email: [email protected] Website: www.parndonmill.co.uk/gallery.html 04/10/1302/11/13. “Form”. inc: Sabrina Cant, Shelley Doolan, Fiaz Elson, Max Jacquard, Peter Layton, Yoshiko Okada, Jochen Ott, Bruno Romanelli, Anthony Scala & Angela Thwaites. London Glassblowing Workshop. The Glass Art Gallery. London. GB. Tel: 020 7403 2800. Email: [email protected] Websites: www.londonglassblowing.co.uk 05/10/1305/01/14. “Casting Brilliance: Glass By Colin Reid”. Colin Reid Solo Exhibition. Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum. Cheltenham. GB. Tel: 01242 237 431. Email: [email protected] Website: www.cheltenham.artgallery.museum 05/10/1305/01/14. “Constructions – New Work By Jeffrey Sarmiento”. Jeffrey Sarmiento Solo Exhibition. National Glass Centre. Sunderland. GB. Tel: 0191 515 5544. Email: [email protected] Website. www.nationalglasscentre.com 05/10/1306/11/13. “Peter Layton – Form And Colour”. Peter Layton Solo Exhibition. Pyramid Gallery. York. GB. Tel: 01904 641 187. Email: [email protected] Website: www.pyramidgallery.com 05/10/1302/11/13. “SEE Artists Autumn Exhibition”. Mixed Media Exhibition. inc: Hildegard Pax. 1066 Art Academy. Battle.
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