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The History and Mystery of Glass with Roberta Segal

Town of Barrington Public Library, 281 County Rd, Barrington, RI | Get Directions »
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Is glass a craft or an art?  You will decide as we explore current glass artists and their methods, highlighting those most admired by Roberta Segal on Wednesday, November 14th at 7PM in the 2nd floor Auditorium of the Barrington Public Library. Since our earliest history, we can imagine the fascination when the sand surrounding a firepit suddenly converted to a solid material. And since that time little has changed in the method of forming this material, — one that captures, reflects, refracts light along with our imagination as none other.

Roberta Segal works in kiln-formed glass, the oldest method known to man predating glass blowing.  She will demonstrate the process she uses to achieve her finished pieces along with the inclusions that may be used. Roberta Segal has lived in East Bay for several decades.  She and her husband moved to Warren from Barrington 17 years ago, where she now has her studio.  To see her work and her love of glass, go to http://www.robertasegal.com.

Event Details

Posted by: Amy Greer
Where Town of Barrington Public Library 281 County Rd, Barrington, RI 02806
Next on This event is over.
Time 7:00 pm
Who to bring Everyone
Website http://­www.­barri­ngtonlibrary.­org
Phone 401.247.1920 x312
Price $0

More About Town of Barrington Public Library

Town of Barrington Public Library

Town of Barrington Public Library

281 County Rd, Barrington, RI
401-247-1920

The library is recognized as one of the finest in Rhode Island with a mission to provide free, diverse and easily accessible materials, services and programs that educate, inform, enrich and entertain Barrington residents, according to Director Debbie Barchi. It is a member of the Ocean State Lending consortium of libraries, which share an online catalog. It offers databases that can be accessed online at the library or from a home or business. The library strives to serve all age groups and their special needs. One of its most popular adult programs is a film series in an auditorium that boasts state-of-the-art visual equipment, a wide screen and padded stadium seating. Meeting space is available for a small fee. The library offers copy machines and homedelivery of materials. Hundreds of story hours for children from babies to pre-teens draw thousands of participants each year. The picturesque two-story library occupies most of the square footage of the retrofitted and refurbished former high school next to the Town Hall.

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