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Published in: New Glass Review 23, p. 20, no. 83.
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Description in New Glass Review: Champagne bottles ties with nylon enclosing 2,000 messages.
Description from entry form: Champagne bottles tied with nylon with 2,000 messages enclosed.
Object discussed in Jury Statement by Jack Wax.
Object discussed in Jury Statement by Tina Oldknow.
Object discussed in Jury Statement by Pike Powers.
Technique: Assembling.
Type: Installation.
Image orientation: portrait.
Object/Material Note:
Published in New Glass Review Jury Statement : AI85486 p. 29, 32, 34
Copyright/License Note:
Slide is property of The Corning Museum of Glass. Copyright for image held by artist. CMoG has a license to "reproduce and sell on the Museum's behalf, and without compensation to the artist, slides, postcard, microfiche, or photographs of my objects selected for New Glass Review 23." Rights and Reproductions Manager.
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