The eighteen artists represented in this exhibition are: Akili Ron Anderson, Chris Burns, Yvonne Bruno, Sadakisha Collier, Donald Cox, Carolyn Davis, John Henderson,

Obsidian is a naturally occurring glass formed when volcanoes erupt.  Glass was first used by man in it’s natural state, Obsidian, to form tools and amulets.  Man now makes glass and then turns it into art.  In this exhibition the members of the OAGA bring to American art glass an aesthetic rarely seen as they explore the theme of “Reclaiming African Iconography”.   A variety of art glass techniques: cast, kiln formed, painted, stained, leaded, and mosaics will be shown in this exhibition.