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Ross Spangler creates ceramics and also works in glass. Courtesy ACGA.
Ross Spangler creates ceramics and also works in glass. Courtesy ACGA.

This year’s Palo Alto Clay & Glass Festival and many similar events may have been canceled due to COVID-19, but there are still some creative ways to enjoy art and support artists this summer.

The Association of Clay and Glass Artists of California (ACGA) is hosting “10 Days of ACGA Online Clay & Glass,” an online sale that takes place Aug. 1 through 10.

The “10 Days” sale highlights the works of 80 artists, and includes decorative and functional ceramics and glass.

This event aims to help give artists a financial boost when some of their major sources of revenue are on hold. But the sale will share the love, too, with artists donating a percentage of the proceeds with nonprofits that are also hurting during these times. The organizations that will benefit include World Kitchen, Crafting the Future, NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Girls To Women and CERF+ The Artists Safety Net COVID-19 Relief Fund.

The sale takes place Aug. 1-10 online at acga.net.

Cynthia Siegel's works include unique ceramic sculptures. Courtesy ACGA.
Cynthia Siegel’s works include unique ceramic sculptures. Courtesy ACGA.
Sylvia Chesson makes kiln-formed glass pieces that are both decorative and functional. Courtesy ACGA.
Sylvia Chesson makes kiln-formed glass pieces that are both decorative and functional. Courtesy ACGA.

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Heather Zimmerman has been with Embarcadero Media since 2019. She is the arts and entertainment editor for the group's Peninsula publications. She writes and edits arts stories, compiles the Weekend Express...

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