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Benefits Doylestown Hospital and the Mission of the Village Improvement Association of Doylestown - a 501 (C) 3 organization
Who knew art could be functional, beautiful
and one of a kind?  Learn how to work with an
artisan whose medium is exotic wood.  Discuss
using exotic wood as a paint pallet to take your
vision or your designer’s to create a piece so
uniquely you that it beckons one to stretch
their fingers to lightly touch the contours of
the studio furniture before them every time you
pass by.  Join us with your questions for this
fun, interactive seminar.
Tony Williams
Tony’s circuitous journey began as a child
working with his Dad in his workshop,
traveling the world in the army, acquiring
an IT degree, managing an IT office,
working for a custom shutter maker, and
eventually following his dream to start
and run his own studio which he has now
run for close to a decade.  Tony is
currently on the PA Guild of Craftsman:
Board of Directors – Chairman of the
Joint Chapters Committee, PA Guild of
Craftsman:  Bucks Chapter – Director at
Large, and North Penn Arts Alliance.

Beyond having very satisfied collectors
and numerous items accepted in many
juried shows, some of his studio furniture
and boxes have caught the eye of
reporters and publishers.  Tony has been
featured in Log Home Living Magazine,
New Hope Gazette, Bucks County Courier
Times, The Reporter, Souderton
Independent, New Hope News, and
Studio Furniture:  Today’s Leading
Woodworkers which included Tony as
one of the 60 people to watch.  

Tony’s 2010 calendar includes two major
prestigious events:  Visiting Artist at
Large at the Harbour View Gallery, Cape
Coral, Florida for the month of June &
One Man Show at the Piedmont Arts
Center, Martinsville, Virginia at the end of
the year.
Seminars
Glen Guarino
Artist Glen G. Guarino’s 2010 solo exhibit
at New Jersey School of Architecture
Gallery on the campus of New Jersey
Institute of Technology is the most recent
in a long series of exhibits of his one-of-a-
kind furniture designs.  Since 1982,
Guarino’s work has been exhibited in
many juried gallery and museum exhibits
including The Noyes Museum of Art, The
New Hope Art Center, Craft Boston, NJ
State Museum, Montclair Art Museum,
New York City’s PPOW Gallery, among
many others.

He has designed furniture for commission
clients and his work has been recognized
with many design awards including the
NY Design Award and NY Outstanding
Craftsmanship and Design Award at the
Bear Mountain Exhibit, as well as The
New Jersey Award in the 17th Annual
Fine Art Show at Summit Art Center, and
NJ Best of Show at Perth Amboy Arts and
Crafts Juried Show.  

Likewise, his designs have been featured
in magazines and publications such as
Wood Art Today 2, Studio Furniture from
Today’s Leading Woodworkers,
Woodworker’s Journal, Woodshop
News, Fine Woodworking Magazine, NJ
Savvy Living Magazine, and in “500
Tables” published in 2009 by Lark Books
among many others.

He holds a BA Degree in Industrial
Education and Technology from
Montclair State University and a Master
of Studio Art Degree with High Honors
from Kean University.  Guarino is
currently an Adjunct Professor at William
Patterson University Fine Arts
Department.
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