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SIZZLING SUMMER
GLASS SALE

STARTING WED. JULY 21, 2010 THOUGH SAT. JULY 31, 2010

BUY 3 - 5ounce frit - GET 1 FREE

10% OFF OUR ALREADY DISCOUNTED PRICES ON ALL BULLSEYE SHEET GLASS, CONFETTI AND STRINGER

While supplies last.
No early birds or rain checks for this sale.

STUDENT GLASS ART SHOW

All Dixon-Ballog students are eligible to participate in our first annual show. 
The opening is planned for Friday December 10, 2010 through Sunday December 12, 2010 and will be combined with our annual Holiday Show for a fun event.  The show will continue until Friday December 24, 2010.

Give us a call, 205-402-2333, or email if you plan to participate.  info@dixonglassgallery.com 

July 9th Opening

We had a great evening with our featured artists, Kay Basiago and Robert Gross.
Thank you to everyone that stopped by.  We appreciate your company and support.

New Glass Art Group

Please join our Glass Art Group for artists working in glass - fused, lampworked, blown, mosaic, cast and stained glass.  We hope to have great discussions on various topics such as promotion, troubleshooting, glass photography, resources, show and tell, and other topics.  Depending upon participation we would hope to offer workshops that would benefit glass artists.  Please contact us via email about your interest and include topics for discussion.  We would love to be able to have topics prior to our gatherings so you can bring questions, comments and advice.
We plan to meet the 2nd Sunday of the month from 1 to 4pm at Dixon-Ballog Glass Gallery & Studio.

New Glass Class 
Structure Starting in September
We will be offering a new class structure beginning with our Fall Class Schedule.  The anchor class, Basic Cutting and Fusing, will be a short 3 hour class that will teach glass cutting techniques and and fusing and slumping one project.  Each week for several weeks following we will offer a 2 or 3 hour class that will feature a fusing technique such as kiln carving, using enamels and frits, etc.  By doing this you can start out with the basic class and then each week learn a new skill as well as practice cutting and fusing techniques. 






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