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  • Leisa Rich
  • Lora-Lynn Kahler
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  • Susan Breen Silvy
  • Peggy Potts
 

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ISGB is now friends with Lora-Lynn Kahler, Peggy Potts and Leisa Rich
Aug 21, 2012
Lora-Lynn Kahler left a comment for ISGB
"Glad to see we're here.   ~LL York, PA"
Jun 13, 2011

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Where do you live ? City, State and Country
Columbus, OH
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International Society of Glass Beadmakers
I am a .... Example: Student, Maker, Educator, etc.
The Society of Glass Beadmakers (SGB) was formed in 1993 by a small group of American beadmakers brought together by an exhibit of contemporary glass bead artists at The Bead Museum in Prescott, AZ. SGB's founders united to establish an organization dedicated to promoting the growth and recognition of glass beadmaking by facilitating communication and mentoring among members and educating the public about the process of beadmaking and the artistic value of glass beads.

One of the primary goals of ISGB has been to foster the rebirth of ancient glass beadmaking traditions through the sharing of techniques and information among both members and the public. Interest in ISGB has grown rapidly and today well over 1600 members participate Internationally. Members of a large network of glass beadmakers share techniques in an effort to promote their own work as well as the contemporary glass bead movement itself.

Glass beadmaking classes are now taught all over the U.S. and abroad, how-to videos are available to the general public, and Society members gather for an annual national meeting at which they explore techniques, tools, design, and business issues. This new, collaborative approach to glass beadmaking has captured the interest of glass artists and collectors around the world.
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http://www.isgb.org
Describe your media/materials you work with
Non-profit organization with glass beadmaking focus, however members also work in art jewelry, metal, fiber, wood, ceramics, fine jewelry, mixed media, PMC, polymer, glass blowing and more. Annual conference, The Gathering. Exhibitions, scholarships.

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At 7:27pm on June 13, 2011, Lora-Lynn Kahler said…

Glad to see we're here.

 

~LL

York, PA

At 1:41pm on October 30, 2010, Susan Breen Silvy said…
I am thrilled to see the ISGB on Crafthaus!! There is such amazing work being done by ISGB artists it's mind boggling. I look forward to seeing their work here.

Susan Breen Silvy
ISGB past president 2002-2005
 
 
 

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