Thursday, February 28, 2013

Fused Glass Success! Persistence with Live Jury Pays Off

In a previous post, I mentioned that I participated in a live jury (without success) to become an exhibiting member of the Association of Clay and Glass Artists (ACGA).  Well, a few months ago, I juried for the second time and got in!  I'm thrilled - partially because it is not easy to jury in and partially because of the quality of the other exhibiting members.


Much of my exhibit remained the same as before but I also added in a few new pieces (below), substituting for smaller pieces.




I've been a little kiln challenged making larger pieces and I'm in the process of addressing this - step 1: buy larger kiln - done!  Step 2: adjust firing schedule - still working on this part but I think I'm there :)

I have a few more pattern bar projects in process and will hopefully post photos once they're done.  In the meantime, persistence is a good thing when venturing into new glass work although I am beginning to dislike the term "trial and error".

2 comments:

  1. Congratulations on getting in! Awesome accomplishment and beautiful work.

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    1. Thanks for commenting! I'm thrilled to have gotten in. I also enjoyed looking at your blog too! Always nice to connect to another fuser and glass enthusiast!

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