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Complementary Glass Exhibits on View at the JCC’s Janice Charach Gallery

Two black wine glasses with pink accents on the left and a geometric sculpture featuring blue and bronze triangular panels on the right, are reminiscent of the stunning displays seen at the Janice Charach Gallery. Blurred cube shapes add depth to this complementary glass exhibit.
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“At least three glass artists new to showing their work in Michigan will be represented as two simultaneous exhibits are presented through May 18 by the Janice Charach Gallery at the Jewish Community Center in West Bloomfield.

“Adam Goldberg, of Ohio, will display a contemporary sculpture in the 4th Bi-Annual Michigan Regional Glass Exhibition, which spotlights some 50 Michigan and Ohio artists, including Albert Young, founder and owner of Michigan Hot Glass Workshop, and son Nolan Young as well as Andy Koupal, Herb Babcock and Lou Krueger. 

“A complementary exhibit, SIP, in the upper gallery, which spotlights original approaches to functional and decorative glassware, has invited artists from more distant states to debut their projects. They include Alexander Rosenberg, of Pennsylvania, who often uses glass as a tool to observe the natural world, and Josh Bernbaum (MassArt Alumnus, BFA, Glass), of Vermont, who experiments with color.”
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