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Suspicious Surfaces: Exhibiting Contemporary Glass Art
In the 1990s, glass art evolved beyond the legacy of the American Studio Glass movement. After decades of experimentation that expanded the material’s conceptual and technical possibilities, artists working in glass increasingly positioned the medium within broader contemporary art discourse. Yet th
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