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National Glass Graduate Exhibition

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Marcia Cross This summer Material Matters (Suite 101) hosted the second annual National Glass Graduate Exhibition showcasing works by graduates from the Alberta College of Art and Design, Sheridan College, and Espace Verre.

The exhibition was conceived and launched by Material Matters' Owner and Curator Lisa Wouhela to support new artists in the growing medium. Lisa has been in the Canadian glass art business for over twenty years and is encouraged by the vibrant talent being nurtured in colleges across Canada. With thirty-six participating students, the popularity of glass art cannot be denied.

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