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October 15, 2017 to December 3, 2017
The Charles H. Taylor Arts Center 4205 Victoria Boulevard Hampton, VA 23669 Jurors:Dr. Jutta-Annette Page Executive Director of the Barry Art Museum, Norfolk, Virginia |
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Important Dates
- Nov 18, 2017 Jutta-Annette Page lecture located at the ODU's Goode Theater, 5pm
- Oct 15 –Dec 3, 2017 Exhibition Dates
- Dec 3, 2017 Guild Meeting at 3:30 pm & artwork pick up at CTAC 4:00 to 5:00 pm
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Jutta-Annette Page is the Executive Director of the Barry Art Museum, in Norfolk, VA. She holds a Ph.D and MA in the history of art and architecture from Brown University, an MAE in jewelry, metalsmithing, and industrial design from Rhode Island School of Design, and an MA and BA in visual communication and art from Georg-August-Universität Göttingen in Germany. She was the Curator of European Glass at The Corning Museum of Glass from 1993 to 2003, and served as the Curator of Glass and Curator of the Decorative Arts at the Toledo Museum of Art from 2003-2016. A respected author in her field, Dr. Page has completed numerous publications and lectured extensively on a broad range of topics. During the 45th Annual Glass Art Society Conference, she was presented with the Honorary Lifetime Membership Award. She served for ten years on the GAS Board, including as president.
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The Guild would like to thank
The Virginia Glass Guild would like to sincerely thank the Hampton Arts Commission and The Charles H. Taylor Arts Center for hosting the the annual VGG juries exhibition, especially this very special 30th anniversary show. It has been a true pleasure to work with the gracious people there, especially James Warwick Jones and Debbie Maida. It has been an honor to be welcomed back year after year to showcase the best of Virginia’s glass art, and these people make it happen.
We would also like to thank all of the VGG members who generously donated their time and expertise to every aspect of this show, from planning, to set up, to the silent auction, to making food for the reception. The guild is a family, and we would not be able to put on such a beautiful show without the help of each and every member who got involved.
And last but certainly not least, the Guild would like to thank all of our supporters and patrons who show up to encourage and foster this great glass art community. We specifically recognize everyone who donated money or bought items from our auction to benefit educational scholarships for the next year. You are the people who keep our scholarships running, and keep Virginia artists at every level able to learn and grow and achieve more.
Very gratefully,
The Virginia Glass Guild Board of Officers
We would also like to thank all of the VGG members who generously donated their time and expertise to every aspect of this show, from planning, to set up, to the silent auction, to making food for the reception. The guild is a family, and we would not be able to put on such a beautiful show without the help of each and every member who got involved.
And last but certainly not least, the Guild would like to thank all of our supporters and patrons who show up to encourage and foster this great glass art community. We specifically recognize everyone who donated money or bought items from our auction to benefit educational scholarships for the next year. You are the people who keep our scholarships running, and keep Virginia artists at every level able to learn and grow and achieve more.
Very gratefully,
The Virginia Glass Guild Board of Officers
