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2009 Conference PresentersAWARD RECIPIENTSEach year, the Glass Art Society honors and acknowledges the individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the glass arts worldwide. These will be presented at the Opening Ceremony at Corning Auditorium, Thursday, June 11, 1 pm.The Lifetime Achievement award is the Glass Art Society's highest honor, given in recognition of significant and sustained contributions to the field of glass art to recipients over the age of 60. Achievement is to be construed broadly, including, but not limited to diverse endeavors such as artistic excellence, technical innovation, exemplary scholarship, organizational leadership, dedication to education, and support for and promotion of glass art.  2009 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient The Glass Art Society honors and acknowledges the individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the Glass Art Society.  2009 Honorary Lifetime Membership Award recipient LECTURES
DEMONSTRATIONSATTENTION DEMO ATTENDEESAs with every GAS conference hosted in a new location, each presents its own individual systems. The Corning conference demo venues are very limited in viewing attendance. GAS will be opening registration on THURSDAY MORNING ONLY AT 7AM to help get everyone to the demo sites as early as possible. Each venue has a maximum capacity of attendees enforced by local fire codes. We will not be able to allow any more than those limits into each demo venue. You will have the opportunity to wait in line and will be given a number. You must stay in line to keep your place - anyone waiting past the maximum number per venue will be alerted that they need to choose another demo location. We hope that this will help you to have a better conference experience. Many demos will be simulcast to the Museum Auditorium or Studio Classroom to allow for greater viewing.
LEC-MO’S (Lectures on Artists Processes)
PANELSEnergy and AtmosphereEddie Bernard, Terrill Waldman and Pablo Soto A Survey of Public Glass Studios Michelle Bufano of Pratt Fine Arts Center, Ann Jakle of Canberra Glassworks, Brian Kibler of UrbanGlass, and Heather McElwee of Pittsburgh Glass Center Murano Glass: A Global Future Domenico Cavallaro, Riccardo and Pietro Ferro, Davide Salvadore and Marco Salvadore Glass: Ephermera: Object Exploring Virtual/Actual Objects Outside the Bubble Rika Hawes, Jocelyn Prince, and Angus Powers A Glimpse at the Past of Contemporary Glass: Corning’s 1959 and 1979 Exhibitions, the Toledo Glass Nationals, and Other Landmark Shows Tina Oldknow, Thomas Buechner, Jutta-Annette Page, Paul Smith, and William Warmus CancellationsRon Gavigan, Taliaferro Jones, and Jan-Erik Ritzman |
2012 Tech Display 2012 Conference Presenting Sponsor
2012 Major Conference SponsorsFrederick S. Upton FoundationOhio Arts Council Toledo Museum of Art Friends of the Glass Art Society Health Care REIT Kingston HealthCare Company Libbey Inc. Owens Corning Owens-Illinois, Inc. NSG Group (Pilkington NA) Toledo Community Foundation Margy and Scott Trumbull Mary Wolfe  |
