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. . ...............The Winter Issue of GLASS, Hot off the presses! . . . The just-published winter edition of GLASS: The Urban Glass Art Quarterly hits newsstands and subscriber mailboxes this week. Inside you'll find extensive features on Ann Wolfe and John Leighton, as well as a design feature on the remarkable glassware of the Lobmeyr firm that includes a conversation with American designer Ted Muehling. This issue’s reviews cover a group exhibition at Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery, a Nancy Callan and Julia Ricketts collaboration at Traver’s Tacoma gallery, and a group exhibition at the Robert Lehman Gallery at UrbanGlass. To round things out, James Yood reflects on the much-anticipated textbook on American Craft by Janet Koplos and Bruce Metcalf. Subscribe today by clicking on the subscribe page at www.glassquarterly.com, by phone 718-625-3685 or through email at managingeditor@glassquarterly.com. glass hunt . . .............................GLASS'S Special Holiday offers! For the art lovers in your life, a subscription to GLASS makes the perfect gift. For a limited time, we have 2 holiday offers just in time for the season of giving! Two-Year Holiday Special: Reflect on 2010 and look forward to 2011 with a GLASS two-year holiday special. For $50, we’ll send your giftee a gift-wrapped set of all 4 issues of GLASS from 2010, plus a personalized gift card announcing your gift with the news that an additional year’s subscription is also on its way! 2010 was an exciting year at GLASS and included major stories about the hottest artists working with glass such as Beth Lipman, Preston Singletary, Oben Abright and many more. This is not your typical gift subscription that arrives with just an announcement card. Your lucky recipient will get a package of hand-wrapped issues along with your card. Subscribe at a Special Price: Prefer a standard gift subscription, one that arrives with a personalized announcement card? How about getting it for a discounted price of only $26? Give a friend, relative, or colleague a subscription to GLASS and four beautiful glossy issues will be delivered right to their doorstep! With their first issue (which will arrive a week after your order is placed) we will include a holiday card with a message from you. Or, go ahead and give yourself a gift by grabbing a subscription of your own at this special rate. We'll be happy to include the gift card. Don’t miss this opportunity to give the perfect gift this holiday season. This special offer is available by clicking on the subscribe page at www.glassquarterly.com, by phone 718-625-3685 or through email at managingeditor@glassquarterly.com. .. .......................What's New on The Glass Quarterly Blog? www.glassquarterlyblog.com This Week on the Blog: -The Winter issue of GLASS hits newsstands -Bowling Green State University and Alfred University both seeking fulltime faculty -A conversation with the new director of the Toledo Museum of Art talks about celebrating Studio Glass's 50th anniversary -Paula Hayes's blown glass terrarium sculptures open at MOMA -Three Questions for Lance Friedman -Glass galleries invade Art Miami .   . GLASS Quarterly is glossy art magazine published four times a year by UrbanGlass in Brooklyn, New York. With the four-color printing and the highest production values, the magazine presents serious discourse about glass as a medium for contemporary art, GLASS Quarterly was founded by Richard Yelle in 1979, and was originally titled "New Work in Glass". In over 120 issues, the magazine has provided a critical context to the most important work being done in the medium of glass. Its contributors include some of the most important critics and curators in the field. www.glassquarterly.com 647 Fulton St., 3rd Floor, Ft. Greene, Brooklyn, NY 11217 (Entrance at 57 Rockwell Place) B, M, Q, R to DeKalb; C to Lafayette; 2,3,4,5 to Nevins St managingeditor@glassquarterly.com || 718.625.3685   This e-mail was sent from UrbanGlass Immediate removal with ® Secure. To forward this e-mail to a friend or colleague, . To change your e-mail address or update preferences, .