Art has become even more creative than before. Art has now become see through. At the Left side is the "Peach and Tulip Centerpiece” by Beth Lipman. Most of the 14 artists in the exhibition “See Through” apply glass either as the sole material or in a hybrid work containing different media. Some artists work with Plexiglas, plastic, Mylar and other glass like materials. This "See Through" exhibition reminded me when I went to Venice and was taken by my delegation to a Glass store that did glass art. I was shown a demonstration on how it was these glass artworks were made. I thought it was incredible how the artist maneuvered the hot glass into images while holding it with other tools in his hand. Creativiy is such a wonderful ability to have. I love art and how people use it. This "See through" exhibition is something that people should appreciate, this type of art work is unique since it makes you see what you want to see. In the first gallery in the exhibition is Bary Goldberg's three assemblage sculptures include many materials, glass, wax and latex, to explore the effects of light, translucency and transparency. With art anything is possible and with art you can create whatever it is you can imagine with anything around you.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/10/nyregion/10artsli.html
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