Glass artist featured at the River of Time in Fountain Hills
Free artist’s reception held Jan. 25
The work of glass fire artist Sue Robinson will be on display at the River of Time Museum & Exploration Center through March 8.
Photo courtesy of River of Time
The River of Time Museum & Exploration Center has announced that local artist, Sue Robinson, will exhibit her glass art in the River of Time Art Gallery through March 8.
Robinson has enjoyed creating, learning and teaching glass-fired techniques for many years and looks forward to sharing her work with visitors, according to a press release.
Robinson especially enjoys working with clients to design a one-of-a-kind piece. She works out of her local studio, Desert Sand Art Gallery.
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Glass artist featured at the River of Time in Fountain Hills
Free artist’s reception held Jan. 25
Photo courtesy of River of Time
The work of glass fire artist Sue Robinson will be on display at the River of Time Museum & Exploration Center through March 8.
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The River of Time Museum & Exploration Center has announced that local artist, Sue Robinson, will exhibit her glass art in the River of Time Art Gallery through March 8.
Robinson has enjoyed creating, learning and teaching glass-fired techniques for many years and looks forward to sharing her work with visitors, according to a press release.
Robinson especially enjoys working with clients to design a one-of-a-kind piece. She works out of her local studio, Desert Sand Art Gallery.
Her creativity and passion is evident in the many diverse pieces that are currently exhibited. An artist reception will be held on Saturday, Jan. 25, from 10 a.m. to noon.
This is a chance to meet the artist, hear about her process and techniques and view her art.
The reception is free and open to the public.
The exhibit, which runs through March 8, is also free and open during regular hours Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Visit riveroftime.center to discover all that is happening at the River of Time.
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