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Program Book P rogram Book Your guide to VIRTUAL 2021! Use the table of contents below to find the area of the conference you want to know more about. Still have questions? Find the “Info Desk” within THE HUB in the VIRTUAL 2021 event on Remo (pictured to the right) where a GAS staff member can assist you with all your conference needs. Accessibility + Translation 5 Remo 5 YouTube 5 GAS Website 6 GAS Market Booths 7 Alberta University of the Arts 7 Bay Area Glass Institute 7 Chrysler Museum Glass Studio 7 Coachella Glassworks Video Education | Paul Messink 7 Cutting Edge Products 7 Glass Axis 7 Glass Vegas 8 Glassybaby 8 Goldray Glass 8 His Glassworks 8 Hot Glass Color & Supply 8 Mobile Glassblowing Studios 8 Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience 8 Pilchuck Glass School 9 Pittsburgh Glass Center 9 Tulsa Glassblowing School 9 Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University 9 Wet Dog Glass 9 GAS Artist Booths 10 Anna Boothe, Pate de Verity 10 Brailsford Public Art | RAB Jewelry 10 Carol Milne | Knitted Glass 10 Cristine Baena | Glass Artist 10 Erin Pell | Contemporary Glass from the Canadian Prairies 10 Nathan Sandberg | OnGrade Studio 10 Tegan Hamilton | Glass Artist 10 BACK TO TOP 1 Thursday, May 20 11 Livestreams + Events 11 HOT DEMO | James Devereux + Katherine Huskie 11 CONFERENCE KICKOFF | Glass Art Society 11 GLASS VIRUS INTERVIEW | Jens Pfeifer + Michael Rogers 11 RECEPTION | Member + Student Exhibitions 12 HOT DEMO | Claire Kelly + Corning Museum of Glass 12 HOT DEMO | Leo Tecosky 12 FLAME DEMO | Sibelle Yuksek 13 FLAME DEMO | Earl Jr. 13 GALLERY TOUR | Traver Gallery 13 HOT DEMO | Ayano Yoshizumi + JamFactory 13 HOT DEMO | Kensuke Takeoka 14 Pre-Recorded Presentations 15 CULTURAL LECTURE | Pilar Aldana-Méndez 15 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE LECTURE | Claire Bell 15 TECHNICAL LECMO | Vanessa Cutler 16 FILM | María Eugenia Diaz de Vivar 16 ENVIRONMENTAL LECTURE | Celia Garland 17 PERSONAL PRACTICE LECTURE | Romina Gonzales 17 BUSINESS PRACTICE LECTURE | Jason Harris 18 GAS PANEL | Jessica Jane Julius, Brandi P. Clark, Leo Tecosky + Mike Saroka 18 TECHNICAL LECTURE | Dr. Jessamy Kelly + Dr. Goshka Bialek 18 SOCIAL ISSUES LECTURE | Silvia Levenson 19 COLD ENGRAVING DEMO | Eliška Monsportová 19 STUDENT PANEL | Paige L. Morris, Bri Gluszak, Stephanie Alacon + May Chua 19 CULTURAL LECTURE | Aya Oki 20 STUDIO TOUR | Plasma Art Alliance 20 HOT DEMO | Ondřej Novotný + Zdeněk Žigo aka Grýša 20 FLAME DEMO | Ivan Bestari Minar Pradipta 20 SAXE EMERGING ARTISTS PANEL | Nate Ricciuto, Joshua Kerly + Gracia Nash 21 COMMUNITY OUTREACH PANEL | Frederik Rombach, Anselm Croze, Jeff Zimmer, David Mola + Ilanit Shalev 21 KILN LECMO | Katrina Ruby-Chirco 21 BUSINESS PRACTICE LECTURE | Aimee E. Sones 22 TECHNICAL LECMO | Mitcheal Veenstra + Catherine Wehlburg 22 LECMO | Charlotte Wilkinson 23 IDENTITY LECTURE | Emma Woffenden 23 BACK TO TOP 2 Friday, May 21 24 Livestreams + Events 25 KILN LECMO | Lisbeth Biger 25 COLD DEMO | Lothar Böttcher, Michael Robert Bokrosh, Samuel Weisenborn, Patrick Roth, Tobby Ritzkowski + Simon Holm 25 YOGA | Rosie Daniel 26 GLASS VIRUS INTERVIEW | Caroline Madden + Joseph McBrinn 26 RECEPTION | Green Exhibition 26 HOT DEMO | Elliot Walker 26 ACTIVITY | Carlyn Rae + Ashley Carter 27 ACCESSIBILITY PANEL | Elizabeth “Ann” Potter, Harry Seaman, Scout Cartagena + Debra Ruzinsky 27 HOT DEMO | Dan Friday at the Seattle Glassblowing Studio 27 HOT DEMO | Tegan Hamilton 27 KILN LECMO | Evelyn Gottschall Baker 28 HOT DEMO | Kenji Ito 28 Pre-Recorded Presentations 29 PERSONAL PRACTICE LECTURE | Kate Baker 29 CULTURAL LECTURE | Marzena Krzemińska Baluch + Kalina Bańka 29 CULTURAL LECTURE | Pascale Beaudet 30 FILM / PANEL | Shayla Behrman 30 IDENTITY LECTURE | Kayla Cantu 30 SAXE EMERGING ARTISTS PANEL | Bri Chesler, Morgan Gilbreath + Erin Hoffman 31 COMMUNITY PANEL | DMG School Project (Lauren Hill + Duncan McClellan) 31 HOT DEMO | Gray Barn Studios (Jimmy Anderegg, Conor McClellan + Megan Stelljes) 31 KILN LECMO | Leslie Rowe Isrealson + Ryan Bavin 32 FLAME DEMO | Marc Kornbluh 32 STAINED GLASS TECHNICAL LECTURE | Joel D. Kowit 32 TECHNICAL LECTURE | António Matos 32 FILM IN GLASS PANEL | North Lands Creative with Juli Bolaños-Durman, Madeline Rile Smith, Griet Beyaert, Jayne Cherry, Alison Lowry + Simone Fezer 33 HOT DEMO | Antoine Pierini 33 BUSINESS PRACTICE LECTURE | Chandell Elizabeth Popik 34 ENVIRONMENTAL LECTURE | Chas Prettejohn 34 CULTURAL LECTURE | Julia Stephenson + James Maskrey 35 COLD DEMO | Shayla Summers 35 FLAME DEMO | Daisuke Takeuchi 35 FLAME DEMO | Trina Urrata-Weintraub 36 FILM / PANEL | Susan Warner, Jabari Owens Bailey, Derek Klein + Elisabeth Emerson 36 NEON / PLASMA DEMO | Jacob Tyler Willcox + the Alfred Neon Program 37 BACK TO TOP 3 Saturday, May 22 37 Livestreams + Events 38 GLASS VIRUS INTERVIEW | Gayle Matthias + Erin Dickson 38 GALLERY TOUR | C2 Centre for Craft, Carissa Baktay 38 HOT DEMO | Jeff Mack + Corning Museum of Glass 39 GAS MEMBER MEETING | Glass Art Society 39 NEON / PLASMA LECMO | Harriet Schwarzrock 39 CLOSING NIGHT DEMO + EVENT | Glass Art Society + Museum of Glass Tacoma 40 Pre-Recorded Presentations 40 MOSAIC TECHNIQUE LECTURE | Robin Brailsford 41 HOT DEMO | Marta Byrdziak 41 CULTURAL LECTURE | Lu Chi 41 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE LECTURE | B. Jane Cowie 42 FLAME DEMO | Bandhu Dunham 43 FLAME DEMO | Alessia Fuga 43 EDUCATION PANEL | Jane Gavan, Gabriella Bisetto + Nadège Desgenétez 43 FLAME DEMO | Zach Jorgenson 43 HISTORICAL LECTURE | Floor Kaspers 44 KILN LECMO | Colette Langan 44 GREEN PANEL | Bennett A. Leff, Eddie Bernard, Chas Prettejohn + Ziad Abichaker 44 EDUCATION LECTURE | Shari Mendelson 45 NEON/PLASMA | Kamila Mróz + Michał Adamski 46 HOT DEMO | Darren Petersen 46 DESIGN COLLABORATION | Dagmar Petrovická, Eva Nováková + Irena Czepcová 46 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE PANEL | Jamie Marie Rose, Madeline Rile Smith, Teisha Holloway + Alison Lowry 47 FLAME LECMO | Madeline Rile Smith + Amy Lemaire 47 OTHER (FLAME VIDEO COLLECTION) | Victor Trabucco 47 NEON/PLASMA | David Wilson 48 COMMUNITY LECTURE | Yuan Yin 48 BACK TO TOP 4 Accessibility + Translation Please see the information below as you navigate the VIRTUAL 2021 conference on Remo and enjoy the pre-recorded presentations on YouTube! If you have any questions, please contact [email protected] Remo Remo does not have captioning functionality. However, Google Chrome recently released its new built-in captioning feature! Google Chrome captioning works across social and video sites, podcasts and radio content, personal video libraries (such as Google Photos), embedded video players, and most web-based video or audio chat services. To learn more about this accessibility feature, please take a look at the Google blog post “ Chrome can now caption audio and video.” Google Chrome 1. On your computer, open Chrome 2. Click the 3 vertical dots i n the upper right corner of your browser (next to the URL address bar) 3. Click ‘S ettings ’ 4. Select ‘A dvanced ’ to access the advanced Chrome settings 5. Select ‘A ccessibility’ 6. Toggle the option for ' Live Caption ' o n 7. Go back to your Remo Event and do a hard refresh (CTRL+SHIFT+R on Windows -or- CMD+SHIFT+R on Mac) You will now be able to read the conversation happening in real-time in both Conversation and Presentation Mode. Captions through Google Chrome are only available in English at this time; however, all live presentations will be recorded and available through the pre-recorded tab, which will allow you to watch the videos on YouTube where closed-captioning and translation are available. YouTube YouTube has great options for auto-generated captions and auto-translating. BACK TO TOP 5 YouTube: 1. Play video 2. Select the closed captions (CC) button in the bottom right corner of the video. 3. If you would like to change the language, select the gear button which is next to the CC button. 4. Choose “Subtitles/CC English” on the menu 5. Select “Auto-translate” which will bring up a menu of languages to choose from Here is a video showing how to turn on auto-translate. GAS Website Did you know the Glass Art Society website can be translated into more than 100 languages? Visit glassart.org and look for the blue stripe at the top of any page. Select the down arrow ⌄ n ext to “Select Language” and it will open a drop-down menu with all of the available languages. BACK TO TOP 6 GAS Market Booths Can’t find the vendor or artist you’re looking for? Make sure to check both floors of the GAS Market. Some vendors and artists are located on Floor 2. You can use the “elevator” on the right side of the Remo platform to navigate to other floors (pictured to the right). Alberta University of the Arts The glass program at AUArts fosters creative, independent makers and critical thinkers, and a high level of student interaction with both faculty and guest artists. Bay Area Glass Institute The Bay Area Glass Institute offers classes in the glass arts, and public lectures and demonstrations by international and locally renowned guest artists. Chrysler Museum Glass Studio The Perry Glass Studio brings the Chrysler Museum’s internationally-acclaimed glass collection to life by showing visitors how these masterpieces are created. Coachella Glassworks Video Education | Paul Messink Coachella Glassworks Education provides rich online content that takes you to the next level in your artistic journey. Our Creating Dimension online course teaches you every aspect of Paul Messink's techniques for creating painted, multi-layered glass panels. With more than 25 hours of video content, this 4-course series covers: an introduction to enamels, the multi-layered glass panel process, a painting guide to multi-layered panels, and two specialty topics - bubble control and fog techniques. Cutting Edge Products Cutting Edge Products — a division of Red Hot Metal — specializes in crafting hand-made, precision tools for the glass artist. Glass Axis Glass Axis celebrates the art and science of glass. We embrace both the ‘glass as fine art’ ethos that has been our hallmark since 1987, and glass as scientific exploration of chemical and physical change.
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