Last days to see Clay & Glass National Juried Exhibition!!!!

Last days to see Clay & Glass National Juried Exhibition!!!!

by | Mar 3, 2011 | ALL

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The ACGA National Exhibit of clay and glass in Brea is closing March 4, and it is truly a must see. If you have any affection towards 3D art and craft-art, then this is a great show to experience. This juried exhibit had over 400 entries all across the U.S., and has picked 80 of the best national pieces to exhibit in this Orange County space.

Curator, Jo Lauria is an independent curator and art consultant, and is the former Decorative Arts curator at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. She has published and lectured extensively in contemporary and modern decorative arts.

PLUS, out of the many worthy artists on display in this exhibition is one of CSUF's own graduate students, artist Monica Chapon.

-Evan A. Senn,  contributing writer and founder of rarwart.com

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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