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GLASS As Art: Cross-Pollination September 8th through 20th, 2010

An exhibition by the members of the BC Glass Arts Association in the Exhibition Hall at the Roundhouse Community Centre Vancouver, BC

	Yves Trudeau Dinner for Two Kiln-cast glass, slumped glass, rusted steel, and stainless steel. 48"W x 30"D x 30"H $8000
Yves Trudeau The Wall Kiln-cast and laminated glass, rusted steel and stainless steel. 57"W x 68"H $7000       Individual Entry
	Yves Trudeau, Kiln-casting Jose Ventura, Frit Painting La P'tite Québécoise Deep-carved sandblasting, glass frit painting, and kiln-casting. 54"W x 72"H $4000
The Global Forest Glass Leaves: Leslie Rowe-Israelson, Melanie Rowe, Janet McFadyen, Tammy Hudgeon Photographic Trees: Andy Chamberlayne Hammered Branches: Megon Parks Metal Branches: Marshal Mar Written Word: Kathleen Nairne "The answers are out there, in the forest where they always have been ….waiting." From The Global Forest by Diana Beresford Kroeger	Thematic Observation Group and Tie for People's Choice
Art is often a collaborative process, both directly and indirectly: a collaboration of ideas, a collaboration of effort, of spirit. The inter-connection of the global forest is a strong metaphor for the relationship between us, our interdependence on one another. The artists have used this collaborative effort and their diverse mediums in support of the common theme: "The Global Forest". This connection is where the breath of life and rhythm makes the global forest so exquisite, spiritual and embracing. That we are all part of the whole, both giving and receiving, is the focus of the "Cross-Pollination" of this installation.
Photo by Siobhan Kelly	Photo by Siobhan Kelly

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