Open House & Sale—Nov. 26/27

Open House and Sale
Ann Arbor Eclectic Artists

Saturday, Nov. 26 11am—4pm Sunday, Nov. 27 Noon—4pm

All are welcome to view an array of artwork and fine craft by four local, nationally
known artists in a casual setting.  Bring your friends.  Refreshments.

       
Woven, felted and dyed hats, scarves and original silk wearables by
Carol Furtado		 Distinctive silver and gold jewelry by
Idelle Hammond-Sass		 Furnace art glass by
Annette Baron		 Distinctive and colorful functional ceramics by
Margo West

505 Lakeview Avenue, Ann Arbor is off Liberty, 1/4 mile east of Wagner Road. It’s the last house on the right. Street entrance is directly opposite Fendt Building Supply. Rendel’s is at the beginning of the street. Look for signs.

For more info: (734) 663-7114 or http://www.carolfurtado.com/

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AnnArbor.com profiles Annette!

Earlier this week, AnnArbor.com profiled our very own Annette Baron as part of the 12th Annual Art Walk.  In it, she shares her thoughts on the importance of Art Walk to thecommunity:

Why is Art Walk important to the community?
The Art Walk has become an essential part of the arts community in Washtenaw County. The entire community is welcome to discover and explore the vast range of art and art experiences that exist in our unique area.

Come see us at the studio this weekend for more insights and experience with glass!

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Art Walk – Studio Open House Oct. 21 5p-9p, Oct. 22 & 23 Noon-5pm

Please tell your friends and family to visit us during the 2011 Art Walk!

12th Annual

 You can join us at the studio Fri, October 21st from 5pm – 9pm
and Sat & Sun, October 22nd and 23rd from noon – 5pm

We hope to see you there!

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Fall and Winter classes!

New Baron Glassworks Studio Sessions Starting Oct. 17th!

If you’re interested in working with glass, we have a few things you can look into right now:

Our mission is to create a diverse environment where people from all walks of life can satisfy their curiosity and creativity using glass as the primary medium.  Among the people who are served at this studio:

  • The curious novice
  • Established artists exploring new media
  • Aspiring artists and artisans in need of incubation
  • Art Collectors seeking a deeper understanding of the workings of glass
  • The Renaissance man or woman who recognizes a good opportunity when he or she sees one!

Sign up for Fall or Winter classes!

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