GALLERIES (Jewelry)

Bonita Bead Boutique
215 Conant Street
Maumee, Ohio 43537
419-887-4000
866-894-BEAD (toll-free)
www.bonitabeadboutique.com

Brasswind Gallery
at the Indigo Inn
12 S. Division
Fremont, Michigan
231-670-4181
www.brasswindweb.com

Flowers and Such
910 South Main Street
Adrian, Michigan 49221
517-263-0274
800-277-5920 (toll-free)

Grand Gallery (three locations)
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
187 Monroe, N.W.
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49503
616.458.1776

596 Ada Drive
Ada, Michigan 49301
616.676.4604

Gaslight Village
2237 Wealthy St. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
616.242.9944

www.grandgallery.com

Tecumseh's Bead Crossing                 
121 South Evans
Tecumseh, Michigan 49286
517-423-2432

GALLERY EXHIBITS

ISGB Out-of-the-Box:
Pushing the Boundaries
of the Glass Bead
Two glass bead sculptures created by
Susan Matych-Hager of Hager Studios 
were selected to be featured in this
prestigious, traveling juried exhibit
of international contemporary,
boundary-pushing glass beadmakers.
Sponsored by the International Society
of Glass Beadmakers, the exhibit is 
scheduled for the following installations:

Ohio Glass Museum
Lancaster, Ohio
April 15-May 24, 2008

Bead and Button Show
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
June 1-8, 2008

Frank Bette Center
for the Arts
1601 Paru
Alameda, California
August 1-31, 2008

2008 ISGB Gathering XVI-
CURRENTS: Merging
Creativity and Culture
Oakland, California
August 7-10, 2008
 

Houston Center for
Contemporary Craft
Houston, Texas
September 19-October 19, 2008
 

For further information about the
ISGB Out of the Box juried exhibit as it
becomes available, please go
to the ISGB website at
http://www.isgb.org/

A catalogue of works will be available.

PUBLICATIONS

Catalogue: Metamorphosis: 
The Life-Cycle of a 
Glass Bead                               
Heinz History Center (HHC)           
Pittsburgh, PA                            
May 5 – July 14, 2007. 
Evoke Gallery
St. Paul, MN 
July 26 – September 8, 2007
Celebrating its 15th year anniversary,
the International Society of Glass
Beadmakers (ISGB) announced the
glass bead jewelry exhibit,
Metamorphosis: The Life Cycle of a
Glass Bead. This exhibit highlighted 
the life cycle of a glass bead through
the display of a single glass bead 
and its incorporation into a complete 
piece of jewelry. According to the 
Glass Art Society, Metamorphosis
showcased the exemplary work of 
some of the finest glass beadmakers. 
Susan Matych-Hager was one of  forty-
four artists nationwide accepted into 
this prestigious exhibit.

To purchase the catalogue of ISGB
Metamorphosis: The Life Cycle
of a Glass Bead, please go to
the ISGB web site at
http://www.isgb.org/

ISGB Out-of-the-Box:
Pushing the Boundaries
of the Glass Bead
Two glass bead sculptures created by
Susan Matych-Hager of Hager Studios 
are included among the thirty innovative glass bead pieces found in this
prestigious, traveling juried exhibit
of international contemporary,
boundary-pushing glass beadmakers.
Sponsored by the International Society
of Glass Beadmakers, the exhibit is 
scheduled to appear through October, 2008,  in four intallations.

To purchase the catalogue of ISGB
Metamorphosis: The Life Cycle
of a Glass Bead, please go to
the ISGB web site at
http://www.isgb.org/

BEAD STORES (Beads)

Bead Quest
Inspiration and Education
4230 29th Street, SE
Kentwood, Michigan 49512
616-726-5908
www.mybeadquest.com

Bonita Bead Boutique
215 Conant Street
Maumee, Ohio 43537
419-887-4000
866-894-BEAD (toll-free)
www.bonitabeadboutique.com

The Middle Bead
115 West Middle Street
Chelsea, Michigan 48118
734-433-0400

Raisin River Beads
141 Riley Street
Dundee, Michigan 48131
734-529-3322
www.raisinriverbeads.com

Tecumseh's Bead Crossing 
121 South Evans
Tecumseh, Michigan 49286
517-423-2432

UPCOMING SHOWS

Check out our Calendar page for upcoming classes, bead and jewelry shows.

www.hagerstudiosglass.com/calendar.html