CHANGING THE WAY I THINK (AND SPEAK)
By Janet Parkhurst
Shoplifting becomes a topic of conversation often in a retail store. We think we have something in inventory because our computer data says we do, but when we are looking...
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Featured Artist-Remembering Fred Tenenbaum
By Janet Parkhurst
A friend of mine on Facebook posted this a picture of sandblasted panel that is in his home. He said “do any of you remember the glass artist from Canaan,...
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EGGBEATER JESUS THE STORY
By Janet Parkhurst
This week I was waiting on customer who wants to do a mosaic something that will be outside. When she asked for the correct products, I could not help but...
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Fallbrook Art Center's Galaxy of Glass
By Janet Parkhurst
A few years ago, I was in California for a wedding. After the wedding, we spent a couple of days wandering around and ended up in Fallbrook. Luck was with...
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Artist Spotlight - Miriam Di Fiore
By Janet Parkhurst
July/August 2018 Glass Art Magazine did an article on Miriam Di Fiore. Her art jumped right off the page to me. Amazing! She was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in...
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HEARST CASTLE--Big Breaks in Glass
By Janet Parkhurst
The picture below is of the Roman Pool at Hearst Castle. The tiles were inspired by mosaics in the 5th-century Mausoleum of Galla Placidia in Ravenna, Italy, and some...
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IN THE BEGINNING—GLASS FACTS
By Janet Parkhurst
1840s—window glass took a step forward from the cylinder method to experiment with cast and rolled glass. This allowed larger sheets. 1800-1900s—John LaFarge and Louis C. Tiffany and glass chemist,...
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ROOTS OF KNOWLEDGE.....Seriously—Prepare to be amazed!
By Janet Parkhurst
In celebration of Utah Valley University’s 75th anniversary in November of 2016, they presented a public art project done in stained glass called Roots of Knowledge. It is a very...
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Trompe L'Oeil
By Janet Parkhurst
This is a glass blog, so before I launch into trompe l’oeil, I will say something about glass. In Readfield, Maine, there is a building called the Union Meeting House....
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Glass Backsplash
By Janet Parkhurst
Uroboros 60541 cobalt blue with sky blue, cobalt blue rondels and cobalt blue Dalle glass smashed up! Artist is Jane Burke. Note glass countertop. Spandrel glass! Beautiful. The artist is...
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POWERFUL FORCES OF NATURE
By Janet Parkhurst
I just love this piece from the Glass Craft and Bead Expo. The women represent Earth, Wind, Fire and Water. I love the symbolism, I love that Bonnie used women...
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