Comments for Contemporary Canadian Glass http://mag.glassartcanada.ca Magazine of the Glass Art Association of Canada Fri, 02 Dec 2011 21:20:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Contemporary Glass Reflects Sami Culture / Un reflet de la culture Sami dans le verre contemporain by peyzaj http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/contemporary-glass-reflects-sami-culture-monica-edmondson-in-northern-sweden-un-reflet-de-la-culture-sami-dans-le-verre-contemporain-monica-edmondson-en-suede-nordique/comment-page-1/#comment-5009 peyzaj Tue, 11 Oct 2011 18:32:04 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=2062#comment-5009 New generation of landscape paysage applications very good idea, thank you from cakil peyzaj. New generation of landscape paysage applications very good idea, thank you from cakil peyzaj.

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Brad Copping http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4962 Brad Copping Wed, 05 Oct 2011 03:08:29 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4962 Massive Change Network- A purpose driven entrepreneurial experience based design education network 1. purpose accelerates learning 2. worse=best 3. public is critical 4. design is core to our future 5. experience deepens knowledge 6. renassaince (or is that renaissance?) teams are best 7. real can't be faked 8. experience is the content 9. design the system not the object 10.the future will be beautiful (if we have one) I just had to write this down somewhere- Thanks so much Sally. Massive Change Network- A purpose driven entrepreneurial experience based design education network
1. purpose accelerates learning
2. worse=best
3. public is critical
4. design is core to our future
5. experience deepens knowledge
6. renassaince (or is that renaissance?) teams are best
7. real can’t be faked
8. experience is the content
9. design the system not the object
10.the future will be beautiful (if we have one)

I just had to write this down somewhere- Thanks so much Sally.

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Rachel Collins http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4852 Rachel Collins Wed, 21 Sep 2011 04:27:11 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4852 Great presentation! Thanks for sharing. Inspiring. Great presentation! Thanks for sharing. Inspiring.

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Steven Tippin http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4738 Steven Tippin Wed, 07 Sep 2011 12:11:33 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4738 Fantastic. Great job. Sally, How did your head not explode when Bruce Mau introduced you? What an honour! Fantastic. Great job.
Sally, How did your head not explode when Bruce Mau introduced you?
What an honour!

]]> Comment on Falling Glass Experience In Buenos Aires, Argentina by Marcela Rosemberg http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/beyond/falling-glass-experience-in-buenos-aires-argentina/comment-page-1/#comment-4425 Marcela Rosemberg Fri, 12 Aug 2011 16:09:17 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=2599#comment-4425 Janet, thank you so much for your words! Marcela Janet, thank you so much for your words!
Marcela

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Jake Raynard http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4418 Jake Raynard Thu, 11 Aug 2011 22:21:51 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4418 awesome stuff sally! thanks so much for sharing....i'll be doing some research.... awesome stuff sally! thanks so much for sharing….i’ll be doing some research….

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Catriona Buick http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4401 Catriona Buick Wed, 10 Aug 2011 21:36:04 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4401 Sally.... awe-inspiring!!! Thanks for sharing and giving us a glimpse into your world! Sally…. awe-inspiring!!!
Thanks for sharing and giving us a glimpse into your world!

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Alex Anagnostou http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4399 Alex Anagnostou Wed, 10 Aug 2011 14:38:25 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4399 Amazing presentation Sally and thanks so much for sharing that presentation by Bruce Mau. I saw the Massive Change exhibition at the AGO and it inspired so many including me. I can't wait to see what you will do next! Amazing presentation Sally and thanks so much for sharing that presentation by Bruce Mau. I saw the Massive Change exhibition at the AGO and it inspired so many including me. I can’t wait to see what you will do next!

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Melanie Egan http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4381 Melanie Egan Tue, 09 Aug 2011 13:55:59 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4381 Wonderful Sally......and thanks for making ME cry! I think you are enormously talented. Wonderful Sally……and thanks for making ME cry!
I think you are enormously talented.

]]> Comment on INTERVIEW WITH JAMIE GRAY by Fern Jordan http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/where-does-your-work-come-from/interview-with-jamie-gray/comment-page-1/#comment-4380 Fern Jordan Tue, 09 Aug 2011 11:58:53 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3370#comment-4380 This is an excellent article. I have spent some time with Jamie, not enough obviously, because, with your questions and her answers, i am now aware of so much more. Jamie is a wonderfully warm and generous and skilled person, but now i know a little more about how she got that way. This is an excellent article. I have spent some time with Jamie, not enough obviously, because, with your questions and her answers, i am now aware of so much more. Jamie is a wonderfully warm and generous and skilled person, but now i know a little more about how she got that way.

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Julie Gibb http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4376 Julie Gibb Tue, 09 Aug 2011 05:11:13 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4376 What a great experience!!!! thanks for sharing! What a great experience!!!! thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on Une communauté qui se tient by Jamie Gray http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/whatshappeningandreviews/une-communaute-qui-se-tient/comment-page-1/#comment-4353 Jamie Gray Sat, 06 Aug 2011 23:07:27 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3400#comment-4353 Good job, Carolyne, representing our craft so wonderfully! I'm glad you got to go to the OOAK show and hope you get to someday again. Good job, Carolyne, representing our craft so wonderfully! I’m glad you got to go to the OOAK show and hope you get to someday again.

]]> Comment on BC Regional Glass Gathering 2011 by Jamie Gray http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/whatshappeningandreviews/bc-regional-glass-gathering-2011/comment-page-1/#comment-4352 Jamie Gray Sat, 06 Aug 2011 23:04:46 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3327#comment-4352 Hooray for BC glass! Looks like this meeting was so much fun and I hope you guys get to do this lots in the future. Hooray for BC glass! Looks like this meeting was so much fun and I hope you guys get to do this lots in the future.

]]> Comment on Narrative Spiritual Themes: A Profile of Naoko Takenouchi by Jamie Gray http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/whatshappeningandreviews/narrative-spiritual-themes-a-profile-of-naoko-takenouchi/comment-page-1/#comment-4351 Jamie Gray Sat, 06 Aug 2011 23:02:27 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3353#comment-4351 Excellent article. I know a whole bunch more about Naoko Tachenouchi than I did. It's particularly interesting to read about her technical processes. Thanks for submitting this article! Excellent article. I know a whole bunch more about Naoko Tachenouchi than I did. It’s particularly interesting to read about her technical processes. Thanks for submitting this article!

]]> Comment on Bruce Mau at Pilchuck!?! by Jamie Gray http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/bruce-mau-at-pilchuck/comment-page-1/#comment-4350 Jamie Gray Sat, 06 Aug 2011 22:52:19 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3441#comment-4350 Wow, Sally - thanks for posting that. How else would one get to experience a talk by Bruce Mau, if you can't actually be there. And it was great to see your own work too and know what drives your design aesthetic. Thanks for all of it! Well worth watching. Wow, Sally – thanks for posting that. How else would one get to experience a talk by Bruce Mau, if you can’t actually be there. And it was great to see your own work too and know what drives your design aesthetic. Thanks for all of it! Well worth watching.

]]> Comment on Community Projects with Stained Glass / Projets communautaires en vitrail by atelier vitrail http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/where-does-your-work-come-from/community-projects-with-stained-glass-projets-communautaires-en-vitrail/comment-page-1/#comment-4152 atelier vitrail Wed, 20 Jul 2011 21:47:57 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=2936#comment-4152 Ces vitraux utilisant différentes techniques (tiffany, plomb...) sont tous simplement magnifiques ! Ces vitraux utilisant différentes techniques (tiffany, plomb…) sont tous simplement magnifiques !

]]> Comment on Falling Glass Experience In Buenos Aires, Argentina by Janet McFadyen http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/beyond/falling-glass-experience-in-buenos-aires-argentina/comment-page-1/#comment-3693 Janet McFadyen Wed, 13 Jul 2011 04:48:54 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=2599#comment-3693 beautiful work ... it's the kind of work that when I see it I say I wish I had made that... it is stunning congratulations ... from the other side of Canada ... Vancouver Island BC. beautiful work … it’s the kind of work that when I see it I say I wish I had made that… it is stunning congratulations … from the other side of Canada … Vancouver Island BC.

]]> Comment on From -40 to +40: Canucks Down Under by vacances dans le sud http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/students/from-40-to-40-canucks-down-under/comment-page-1/#comment-3270 vacances dans le sud Tue, 05 Jul 2011 20:31:53 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3083#comment-3270 Vacance de reve ? ca donne envie ! Vacance de reve ? ca donne envie !

]]> Comment on A Tribute to Clark Guettel / Hommage à Clark Guettel by Malcolm Latorre http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/cover/a-tribute-to-clark-guettel-hommage-a-clark-guettel/comment-page-1/#comment-2088 Malcolm Latorre Wed, 18 May 2011 19:08:30 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=3000#comment-2088 Thank you Terry. I am in a bit of shock to read this. Having known Clark and taken a few course (week long explorations into glass) I am saddened to know that this spark has moved on. I will always remember his words when I blow my first bubble glass. Blow, blow harder, blow harder, STOP, O.K. break off the cellophane, gather and try again. I can hear his voice as I typed this. Take care my friends. Malcolm. Thank you Terry.
I am in a bit of shock to read this. Having known Clark and taken a few course (week long explorations into glass) I am saddened to know that this spark has moved on. I will always remember his words when I blow my first bubble glass. Blow, blow harder, blow harder, STOP, O.K. break off the cellophane, gather and try again. I can hear his voice as I typed this.
Take care my friends.
Malcolm.

]]> Comment on Setting Up Shop in Mennonite Country by Jamie Gray http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/resources/setting-up-shop-in-mennonite-country/comment-page-1/#comment-1964 Jamie Gray Mon, 09 May 2011 19:35:29 +0000 http://mag.glassartcanada.ca/?p=2908#comment-1964 I agree that this is a great discussion topic. Sorry to disagree with you, Katherine (I hate to!) but if Steve is over 6' tall, that mezzanine is going to be a pain in the neck - literally. Unless you can figure out a way to do some of your coldworking sitting down and then, in that case, putting some coldworking equipment under the mezzanine may be ok (I'm not in agreement with sitting while coldworking, though, much as I may be a big fan of sitting generally!). My own opinion, Steve, is that you either take it down entirely OR raise it a foot OR reduce its footprint in relation to the floor (make it smaller). Just my own two cents. Katherine, I really look forward to hanging out in your studio when you're back in Calgary, by the way! May the gnome and rabbit watch over you, Jamie I agree that this is a great discussion topic. Sorry to disagree with you, Katherine (I hate to!) but if Steve is over 6′ tall, that mezzanine is going to be a pain in the neck – literally. Unless you can figure out a way to do some of your coldworking sitting down and then, in that case, putting some coldworking equipment under the mezzanine may be ok (I’m not in agreement with sitting while coldworking, though, much as I may be a big fan of sitting generally!). My own opinion, Steve, is that you either take it down entirely OR raise it a foot OR reduce its footprint in relation to the floor (make it smaller). Just my own two cents. Katherine, I really look forward to hanging out in your studio when you’re back in Calgary, by the way!
May the gnome and rabbit watch over you,
Jamie

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