Stained Glass Association of America

🎨✨ Call for Auction Items! ✨🎨⁠
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SGAA’s annual silent and live auction is a major source of funding for scholarship assistance. Donations directly fund scholarships for professional stained glass instruction all over the country and beyond 🌟 🙌⁠
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We’re looking for:⁠
🖼️ Your artwork⁠
📚 Books & historic articles⁠
🔧 Specialty tools⁠
💎 Unique glass items & jewels⁠
🎟️ Gift certificates for products/classes⁠
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Teach a class? Donate a seat or a custom order opportunity! Your generosity helps inspire the next generation of glass artisans. 💫⁠
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Ready to contribute? Visit https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/2024-sgaa-awards-reception-silent-auction more info! 💖⁠
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Spring 2024: SGQ Feature Friday!⁠

Our first feature is Tree of Life: Ruth Kersley Greisman By Melissa Barclay

Delve into Greisman’s upbringing and early influences to her journey of becoming a renowned stained glass artist. Immerse yourself in her diverse portfolio spanning public installations, domestic commissions, and school projects. Discover how her passion for art intertwines with themes of growth, renewal, and remembrance.

Catch up on the latest features, highlights, and industry news by subscribing to Stained Glass Quarterly, our awarding-winning historical art journal, continuously published for over 119 years!

https://www.stainedglass.org/stained-glass-quarterly

🌟 to last year’s 112th annual conference in Buffalo! 🌟

We had over two dozen amazing vendors at the Vendor Marketplace, and we couldn’t be more grateful for your continuous support and contributions! Thank you for being a vital part of our community! 💫✨

📷️ Brett Deneve

🌟 to last year's incredible conference in Buffalo! 🌟

Swipe to see the closing celebration and awards at the Buffalo History Museum, featuring the "On the Shoulders of Giants" exhibition. ✨

As part of SGAA's 120th anniversary, this exhibit celebrated the evolution of stained glass, showcasing the innovative work of modern artists alongside the rich history of the craft. 🎨

In partnership with , we’re thrilled to have presented these groundbreaking pieces for the first time outside Los Angeles. 💫

📷️ Brett Deneve

It's time for our final 🎨

Stained Glass Sunflowers Using Mouth Blown Sheet Glass & Rondels
Instructor: Meggy Wilm

Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, 9:00AM - 1:00PM

Cost: $125 + $185 materials fee
Beginner/Intermediate levels

Are you hoping to enhance your stained-glass projects by exploring new materials, yet hesitant to delve into your most cherished sheets of glass? Or perhaps you've longed to incorporate the intricate beauty of rondels into your artwork but feel uncertain about where to begin?

In this 4-hour workshop we will fearlessly embrace the art of working with specialty sheet glass and the delicate craft of breaking non-flat glass. Through guided instruction, you will create small stained-glass half sunflowers from start to finish, using an array of stunning materials that inspire creativity.

This immersive session will be divided into four distinct parts: Cutting, Grinding, Foiling, and Soldering, each providing valuable insights and hands-on experience. By the workshop's conclusion, participants will depart with a meticulously crafted stained glass half sunflower projects and full confidence to explore and manipulate specialty glass with proficiency.

While prior experience with stained glass will be ideal, students of all levels are warmly welcomed to join in!

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/meggy-wilm-stained-glass-sunflowers-using-mouth-blown-sheet-glass-rondels

To register for her class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

We are so grateful to the SGAA members that joined us in participating in our first ever 100 MOMENTS collaboration with SAMA for Season 5! The pieces first hung in Buffalo back in April, and now they're up in Detroit, and they'll finish out the year in Kansas City at the Belger Arts CenterBelger Crane Yard Gallery. Here are some images Megan took during the installation at Janice Charach Gallery in West Bloomfield, Michigan. The show will be up there from August 25 – September 22, 2024.

Huge thank you to Gordon Maretzki, Malcom Potek (), Amanda Moore (), Lindsay Speth (), Jacqueline Dobranski, Megan Chalifoux (), Cassandra Krueger, Mandi Shrum (), and Megan McElfresh () for being a part of 100 Moments Season 5! (If we couldn't find your handle, let us know and we'll update!!)

We can't wait to see this collaboration grow and to see what you all create in the future!

https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/maretzki/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/potek/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/moore/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/speth/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/dobranski/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/chalifoux/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/krueger/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/shrum/
https://100moments.americanmosaics.org/gallery/mcelfresh/

It's time to enter and become a Member Spotlight in Stained Glass Quarterly!⁠
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Any SGAA OR SAMA member may submit their stained glass or mosaic work for consideration for publication in Stained Glass Quarterly. Not all entries will be accepted for publication but all entries will be kept as part of our digital archives. You MUST be a member to enter!⁠
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🚨Deadline: Monday, August 26th, 2024🚨⁠
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⁠⁠Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdejfDc5tsLPdYsphABIPKnkLp5kv75KnwOyOcjuDIERUbUcQ/viewform to submit your work!
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Featured Member Spotlight: Mary Entriken

Fort Ross Welcome Wall, 2022. 48 ft x 5ft

The Spring 2024 edition of the Stained Glass Quarterly is off to print and should be arriving in your mailbox soon! 📫️⁠
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On the Cover:⁠ Interior of the Highway 407 Toronto Transit Center by David Pearl
Photo: Ian Trites

Tag us when your copy arrives and we'll share it to our story!⁠

Inside this issue: Tree of Life: Ruth Kersley Greisman, In Praise of God: The Chapel’s New Stained Glass Windows, Stained Glass Revolution: Pinkie Maclure's Artistic Activism, Toronto Transit Center Transformation, Community: Baltic Art Studio, and more!

Catch up on the latest features, highlights, and industry news by subscribing to Stained Glass Quarterly, our awarding-winning historical art journal, continuously published for over 119 years!

https://www.stainedglass.org/stained-glass-quarterly

Today we're reminiscing on last year's conference in Buffalo with a !

Pictured is Multi-layer Single Firing Glass Painting Workshop with Steven Cowan, which was held at Trinity Center... the SGAA HQ!

Enhance your experience at this year's conference - Sand to Sash: Kansas City with our stained glass workshops. Perfect for all skill levels from beginners to advanced artists, these hands-on creative sessions offer new opportunities for growth and inspiration.

Secure your spot.. Workshops are filling fast! Visit our website to see what is being offered!

https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/workshops

It's time for 🎨

Over the next few weeks approaching conference, we'll be highlighting each class offered in Kansas City!

Next up is Monarch Glass Studios!

Cold Connections with Hxtal

Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, 9:00AM - 1:00PM
Cost: $80
All levels welcome

This demonstration will cover the various applications of Hxtal epoxy for glass laminating, repairs, and adhesion. Hxtal is a versatile and useful tool for artists, but it can be intimidating to the neophyte. Attendees will learn how to mix, cure, and set Hxtal, and will come away with a list of supplies and a knowledge base that will allow them to begin using this material in their own studios.

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/cold-connections-hxtal

To register for her class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

It's time to enter and become a Member Spotlight in Stained Glass Quarterly!⁠
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Any SGAA OR SAMA member may submit their stained glass or mosaic work for consideration for publication in Stained Glass Quarterly. Not all entries will be accepted for publication but all entries will be kept as part of our digital archives. You MUST be a member to enter!⁠
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🚨Deadline: Monday, August 26th, 2024🚨⁠
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⁠⁠Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdejfDc5tsLPdYsphABIPKnkLp5kv75KnwOyOcjuDIERUbUcQ/viewform to submit your work!
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Featured Member Spotlight: Brian Cudeck

New York Worlds Fair 1964-65, 2022.
64in x 34in

Call for Auction Items: Support Future Scholarships and Celebrate Community!

SGAA’s annual silent and live auction at the annual conference is a major source of funding for scholarship assistance. Donations directly fund scholarships for professional stained glass instruction all over the country and beyond.

Please look through your studio and consider sharing with us. Donate your work, donate books, historic articles, specialty tools; blown glass vases, an odd bag of jewels; glass bevels, or gift certificates for products or classes! Do you teach classes? Consider donating one seat in a class or workshop. Or if you're known for something specific like sandblasting, beveling, or fusing, consider donating a small custom order opportunity.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Many of you have donated in the past and have come to know how important your gifting is, not only to our organization but to those who walk away with precious items. Working together, we can raise more funds than ever to inspire the next generation of artisans working in architectural glass and mosaics!

Please visit https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/2024-sgaa-awards-reception-silent-auction to learn more!

Today we're reminiscing on last year's conference in Buffalo with a !

Pictured is The ABC's of Releading a Leaded Window Workshop with Ralph Mills, which was held at Trinity Center... the SGAA HQ!

Enhance your experience at this year's conference - Sand to Sash: Kansas City with our stained glass workshops. Perfect for all skill levels from beginners to advanced artists, these hands-on creative sessions offer new opportunities for growth and inspiration.

Secure your spot.. Workshops are filling fast! Visit our website to see what is being offered!

https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/workshops

It's time for 🎨

Over the next few weeks approaching conference, we'll be highlighting each class offered in Kansas City!

Next up is Laura Rendlen!

Building a Landscape with Color and Texture

Thursday, October 3rd, 2024. 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Cost: $310 + $70 materials fee
Beginner/Intermediate level

This workshop is for artists who want to explore a variety of mosaic techniques to create a representational landscape utilizing different traditional materials, e.g. glass, stone, shells and metal. Beginning with a short presentation and exercises to illustrate general principles, the discussion considers perspective foreground and background and light source highlights and shadows. Using your imagination you will create a finished 11” x14” mosaic.

The beauty of this workshop is that the artist gets to surround themselves and then get to play with a variety of tesserae to complete their mosaic. The workshop emphasizes a hands-on exploration of mosaic techniques. This allows the artist to discover different textures, color combinations and ways to transition and form relationships with mixed materials.

Throughout the workshop individual attention and tips are provided to help with the technical aspects of mosaics and to guide the successful completion of each project.

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/laura-rendlen-building-landscape-color-and-texture

To register for her class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

It's time to enter and become a Member Spotlight in Stained Glass Quarterly!⁠
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Any SGAA OR SAMA member may submit their stained glass or mosaic work for consideration for publication in Stained Glass Quarterly. Not all entries will be accepted for publication but all entries will be kept as part of our digital archives. You MUST be a member to enter!⁠
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🚨Deadline: Monday, August 26th, 2024🚨⁠
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⁠Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdejfDc5tsLPdYsphABIPKnkLp5kv75KnwOyOcjuDIERUbUcQ/viewform to submit your work!
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Featured Member Spotlight: Jeffrey Hamilton, Hamilton Design Glass

Storm over Bondi, March 2024
180cm x 65cm

Take a trip of to the 100-foot-wide stained glass window at United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas!

This entirely fused and kiln-formed window installation is still making waves in the stained glass world and it would be a travesty to get this close to the project without going to take a look yourself!

Part tour and part field session, get a behind-the-scenes look at this monumental installation by Judson Studios focusing in on the installation, the mechanics, and the ongoing efforts of the community in learning how to live with their building and all of its spectacular sacred art.

There will be two sessions of this tour: Wednesday, October 2 (12:30PM - 3:30PM) & Thursday, October 3 (9:30AM - 12:30PM). There are limited spots remaining!

To learn more about this tour visit our website!⁠
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Add this tour to your conference experience by visiting https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Seminars & Field Sessions are LIVE for the 2024 Kansas City Conference!

Seminars are included in the conference registration and provide an excellent opportunity to learn from industry experts! No Additional Cost - Pre-Registration Required

Consideration of Sacred Spaces for Site Evaluation
Presenter: Bryant J. Stanton, Stanton Studios
Thursday, October 3, 2024 1:30pm - 4:30pm, Off-Site
Seminar Cap: 20

This afternoon seminar will delve into the nuanced and respectful approach to stained glass restoration in sacred spaces. Too often, these cherished sites receive unsolicited bids and proposals hastily declaring "urgent" issues. This seminar aims to shift that narrative by providing a crash course in honest restoration sales.

Key topics of discussion will include:
• Honest assessments versus urgent scare tactics
• The incremental nature of stained glass deterioration
• Practical stop-gap repairs to buy time
• Small, manageable efforts that support preservation goals

Join us to learn how to be a better part of the preservation process, ensuring that sacred spaces continue to be cherished for generations to come.

Learn more about each seminar at https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/seminars

Register for conference, seminars, and more at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

Get excited for this year's conference by checking out the Summer 2018 issue of the SGQ!⁠
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Every year we highlight the conference in the Stained Glass Quarterly. The 109th annual conference hosted in Long Beach was an electric, luscious experience in all things glass!

Inside Summer 2018: Conference recap, The Glass Work of an Art Nouveau Pioneer: Alphonse Mucha, The Evocative Work of Judith Schaechter, Collaborating with the SGAA, Carl Powell: The Fluidity of Color and Light, Civil War Memorials: A Reflection, The Safety Net- Ladders 101... and more!

This back issue is available on our website - click 'Store' in the top right corner of our home page!

Today we're reminiscing on last year's conference in Buffalo with a !

Pictured is Nancy Gong's Chipping and Textural Etching Workshop that was held at Trinity Center, the SGAA HQ!

Enhance your experience at this year's conference - Sand to Sash: Kansas City with our stained glass workshops. Perfect for all skill levels from beginners to advanced artists, these hands-on creative sessions offer new opportunities for growth and inspiration.

Secure your spot.. Workshops are filling fast! Visit our website to see what is being offered!

https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/workshops

It's time for 🎨

Over the next few weeks approaching conference, we'll be highlighting each class offered in Kansas City!

Next up is Malcom Potek!

Kiln Work for Stained Glass - Keeping It Skinny!

2-Day workshop:
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
AND Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Cost: $350 + $70 Materials fee

All levels welcome

Stained glass artists have often been confined to picking out the glass they need from the glass shop. And while there is an abundance of wonderful glass on the market, what if you could make your own? In this class we will explore designs that can be fired into a single sheet appropriate for foiling or lead technique. Using, powders, frits, stingers, enamels and stencils, students will be able to realize many interesting patterns not normally found in the off the shelf glass shop. This is a hands-on workshop and students can expect to create 2- 3 custom sheets, more depending on kiln space.

Topics covered will include creating custom stencils, powder painting and line manipulation. Kiln Firing Schedules and trouble shooting in the kiln will be highlighted along with safety and best practices.

Bring your questions and and a set of your favorite cutting tools. (Scoring Knife, Running Pliers, and a Grozer.) Basic brushes will be provided, and feel free to bring favorites!

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/malcom-potek-kiln-work-stained-glass-keeping-it-skinny

To register for his class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

🎉Giveaway Alert! 🎉

We're thrilled to announce a special giveaway for the 113th Annual SGAA Conference - Sand to Sash: Kansas City 2024! Thanks to our incredible and generous sponsors, who want to provide the same opportunities they were given to new and energetic voices, we're offering a lucky winner the chance to attend this amazing event.

The Stained Glass Association of America’s annual conference has served a vital role in the industry, bringing together artists and studios from across the country to exchange ideas and perspectives. Each year's national conference provides an educational and creative hub for glass artists, historians, manufacturers, and architects. Whether you're an established studio or just learning stained glass; if you're an architect or building caretaker; if you're making public art or small panels for private homes, our conferences have something for you.

How to Enter: fill out the form at https://forms.gle/BrC5Fyt1YLMG2sSY9

Submissions end on Thursday, August 8 2024 at 12:00 PM EST. Winners will be notified via email from an official SGAA email address. Remember, the SGAA will NEVER ask for money, credit card info, or any personal financial details for a giveaway.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from the biggest stained glass studios, artists, and scientists in the nation! ✨

Winter 23-24 SGQ Feature Friday!

Our first feature is A Living Colour of Light: Yvonne Williams
By: Cody C. Barteet & Iraboty Kazi

Yvonne Williams, a prolific stained glass artist based in Toronto, underwent training at the Ontario College of Art and continued refining her skills through apprenticeships and studies in Europe and the United States. In 1949, she established a permanent studio, completing over four hundred commissions in the following three decades. Her work at St. Michael and All Angels church exemplified her evolving style, fusing medieval influences with modern abstract designs and vibrant jewel tones. Departing from Victorian realism, Williams's innovative approach influenced the modernization of stained glass in North America.

Photo Courtesy of Iraboty Kazi

Catch up on the latest features, highlights, and industry news by subscribing to Stained Glass Quarterly, our awarding-winning historical art journal, continuously published for over 119 years!

Subscribe today at https://www.stainedglass.org/stained-glass-quarterly

We are thrilled to announce Peter Cormack as our Keynote Speaker for the SGAA 113th Annual Conference - Sand to Sash: Kansas City 2024!

Peter Cormack is a noted scholar of 19th- and 20th-century British and American stained glass, William Morris, and the Arts and Crafts Movement. His book Arts and Crafts Stained Glass was the first study of how the late-19th-century Arts and Crafts Movement transformed the aesthetics and production of stained glass in Britain and America. Gloriously illustrated, and based on more than three decades of research, it quickly sold out of its first printing and has been an invaluable resource to the entire community.

His new book, Charles J. Connick: America’s Visionary Stained Glass Artist, is the
first comprehensive account of Connick’s career, documenting his childhood in rural Pennsylvania and impoverished upbringing in industrial Pittsburgh, his early training in stained glass and his self-education as a master craftsman, leading to his independent career in Boston where he became part of a movement committed to ‘Modern Gothic’ design and architecture.

Take a look at this year’s program online by visiting stainedglass.org/conference!

It's time for 🎨

Over the next few weeks approaching conference, we'll be highlighting each class offered in Kansas City!

Next up is Meggy Wilm!

1-Day Beginning Stained Glass Class

Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024, 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Cost: $275 + $100 materials fee

Beginner/Intermediate level

Have you ever dreamed of learning how to make stained-glass but don't know where to start? Here's your sign! In this super comprehensive one day beginner class you will learn everything you need to successfully make stained-glass art own your own. In this 8 hour class we will carefully go over each step of the process and students will walk way with finely crafted finished pieces approx. 12x12 inches, patterns will be provided by the instructor so no need to worry about bringing your own.

Meggy is the owner of Colorado Glass Works a Stained Glass Studio in Boulder, Colorado. Today she is one of the most followed stained glass artists in the world on social media and owns a multifaceted art glass business. She has taught at a variety of classes, sells and ships sheet glass all around the world, designs her own custom sheet glass, and creates small and large commissions for private clients. She has been creating stained art glass for the last seven years and has a deep love of all things nature and glass related.

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/meggy-wilm-1-day-beginning-stained-glass-class

To register for her class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

Seminars are LIVE for the 2024 Kansas City Conference!

Every Saturday over the next few weeks we will be highlighting each of the seminars available for pre-registration. Seminars are included in the conference registration and provide an excellent opportunity to learn from industry experts!

From Concept to Quote: An Introduction to Stained Glass Design and Pricing
Presenter: Ted Ellison, Theodore Ellison Designs
Thursday, October 3, 2024 1:00pm - 5:00pm, Sheraton at Crown Center

No Additional Cost - Pre-Registration Required
Seminar Cap: 25

From Concept to Quote: An Introduction to Stained Glass Design and Pricing is a concise workshop for stained glass artists looking to expand their professional skills. This course provides an overview of the process of creating, presenting, and pricing original designs. You'll be introduced to techniques for generating design concepts, adapting client preferences, and developing your ideas. The class will touch on presentation methods to effectively communicate your designs to clients. We'll also cover the basics of pricing strategies, including considerations for materials, labor, and profit margins. By the end of this workshop, you'll have a foundational understanding of the business side of custom stained glass projects, from initial concept to final quote, helping you take the first steps in turning your artistic passion into a potential business venture.

Learn more about each seminar at https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/seminars

Register for conference, seminars, and more at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

Winter 23-24 SGQ Feature Friday!

Our next feature is Leaving Your Mark: The Guerilla Pothole Art of Jim Bachor by Jaclyn Miller

After a transformative European trip, Jim Bachor's fascination with the lasting qualities of ancient mosaics led him to learn traditional techniques in Italy. Returning to Chicago, Bachor developed his unique visual language and initiated his iconic pothole installations, blending humor with traditional techniques, and beautifying detested city features. Despite the transient nature of pothole art, Bachor remains dedicated to leaving a lasting legacy in mosaic art.

Photo Courtesy of Jim Bachor

Catch up on the latest features, highlights, and industry news by subscribing to Stained Glass Quarterly, our awarding-winning historical art journal, continuously published for over 119 years!

Subscribe today at https://www.stainedglass.org/stained-glass-quarterly

It's time for 🎨

Over the next few weeks approaching conference, we'll be highlighting each class offered in Kansas City!

Next up is Maria Sheets!

Painting Class

2-day Session:
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024, 8:30AM - 5:00PM (with 1 hour lunch)
AND Thursday, October 3rd, 2024, 8:30AM - 5:00PM (with 1 hour lunch)

Cost: $495 + $60 materials fee

Intermediate level

In this two day course, Maria will offer an introduction to the basics of traditional glass painting techniques, including tools, mediums, mixing, creating textures, patterns, safety, design, use of oil/gum arabic mediums, and color enamels. Student will leave with at least two pieces completed.

Maria Sheets is senior conservator of Foothills Art Conservation and a master glass designer, painter and fabricator located in the mountains of Evergreen Colorado. She was Chief Conservator of a fire recovery project with the Museum of Biblical Art, Dallas from 2005-2018. A partial list of clients include the Ross Perot Collection, George Bush Family, Gerald Ford, Dallas Museum of Art, Nasher Sculpture Center, and the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Samurai Collection(full CV and list of glass installations on request). She served as President of the Conservators Private Practice Group of the American Institute for Conservation and holds a Professional Associates status.

For more details visit https://www.stainedglass.org/maria-sheets-painting

To register for her class visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator

Seminars are LIVE for the 2024 Kansas City Conference!

Every Saturday over the next few weeks we will be highlighting each of the seminars available for pre-registration. Seminars are included in the conference registration and provide an excellent opportunity to learn from industry experts!

Growing a Stained Glass Business
Presenter: Jill Huentelman, Huentelglas
Thursday, October 3, 2024 9:30am - 12:30pm
No Additional Cost - Pre-Registration Required
Seminar Cap: 15

This session is applicable for stained glass companies (studios, manufacturers, etc.) that are looking to grow. This session will focus on understanding the four critical decisions you need to make to grow your business profitably. Learn about the three barriers to growth and how to overcome them. Be introduced to a roadmap to scale up as well as a robust operating system specifically designed to improve your Ex*****on, increase your Cash Flow and drive Top-Line Growth. At this session, receive three Take-Aways: An assessment of your “Lead Domino” for growth – this assessment will help you to identify the key Decision for you to focus on in the next year that will have the greatest impact in your business. Also receive a set of tools and resources that can help you along the business journey.

Learn more about each seminar at https://www.stainedglass.org/conference/seminars

Register for conference, seminars, and more at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sand-to-sash-kansas-city-2024-113th-annual-sgaa-conference-tickets-838958135367?aff=oddtdtcreator