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UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS:
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| 2010: A Survey of Contemporary Flamewoking January 12 - February 4, 2010 Location: Ames School of Art The Merwin & Wakeley Galleries | |
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| HOT TEA: 12th BIENNIAL TEAPOT EXHIBITION January 15-February 28, 2010 Opening Reception: Friday, January 15 6-8pm Delmar Loop Gallery | |
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| James Renwick Alliance | JRA Workshop Saturday, January 23, 2010 James Renwick Alliance 4405 East West Highway Suite 510 Bethesda, MD 20814 | |
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| 2010 International Flameworking Conference Friday, March 19 - Sunday, March 21, 2010 Join us as we celebrate the conference's 10th anniversary with several special activities! Salem Community College and the SCC Foundation are indebted to these distinguished members of the glass art community who have graciously shared their talents as featured artists at the International Flameworking Conference. The previous featured artists have been invited to help make the conference an unforgettable celebration. Shane Fero (2009) - U.S.A. | |
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| Museum of Glass: Hot Glass. Cool Art. Visiting Artist in Residence August 11 - 15th, 2010 1801 Dock St. | |
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| PILCHUCK GLASS SCHOOL SESSION FIVE August 16 - 27, 2010 Piece by Piece the challenge of this class will be to break down visual ideas into their smallest components in order to build a larger element, form, or structure using glass and flameworking techniques. Students should come inspired with images, ideas, and models that draw upon sources other than contemporary glass works. The course will thoroughly cover the basics: bending, fusing, simple sculpting, color application, annealing, and design as well as discuss when it is more appropriate to use adhesives instead of hot-fusing. A range of glasses will be introduced, beginning with borosilicate and moving on to soft glasses such as Bullseye and furnace pulled cane. There will be a lot of drawing and working out ideas in quick glass sketches. Students will focus their efforts on a well-conceived final design, with the understanding that the value of the course lies not in the finished product but in what they learn along the way. | |
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PAST EXHIBITIONS:
July 17 - 19, 2009 - Glass Weekend 2009 - Wheaton Arts, Millville, NJ
June 27 - July 24, 2008 - Women's Glass Invitational - Dane Gallery - Nantucket, MA
March 22 - July 20, 2008 The Mint Museum of Craft & Design
The Mint Museum of Craft + Design is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition Masters of Disguise on view March 22 through July 20, 2008. The selection of works on display illustrates the exceptional quality, innovation and diversity prevalent within the museum’s permanent collection. Masters of Disguise addresses not only man's relationship with self-transformation, but also examines disguised forms, materials and environments. The 74 works, primarily from The Mint Museum's permanent collection, provide a fresh look at a variety of objects that skillfully illustrate the power of concealment. The included pieces range from a Mayan chocolate vessel featuring an ancient masked ruler to contemporary trompe l'oeil sculpture by artists such as Marilyn Levine and Richard Shaw. Kari Russell-Pool's "Dancing Pear Bottle" is included in Masters of Disguise.
November 10 - 12, 2006 Sofa Chicago, Riley Galleries; Chicago, Ill
July 1 - August 30, 2007 Dane Gallery; Nantucket, MA
Winter 98-05 Habatat Invitational, Habatat Gallery; Boca Raton, FL
2004-2005 “The Nature of Craft and the Penland Experience,” Group Exhibition, Mint Museum of Craft and Design, Charlotte, NC
June 93-05 “Glass Lover’s Weekend,” Riley Hawk Galleries; Milleville, NJ: Biannual Event
May 2004 Solo Exhibition, Thomas Riley Galleries; Clevland, OH
Fall 91-04 Sofa Chicago, Riley Galleries; Chicago, Ill
July 02 Solo Exhibition, Dane Gallery; Nantucket, MA
94-02 “Glass America,” Heller Gallery; New York, NY: Annual Invitational Exhibition.
Spring 98-02 Sofa New York, Riley Hawk Galleries; New York, NY
August 01 Solo Exhibition of Collaborative Work, Riley Hawk Galleries: Cleveland, OH
April 01 Solo Exhibition, Habatat Galleries; Boca Raton, FL
May 00 Solo Exhibition, Riley Hawk Galleries; Kirkland, WA
November 98 Solo Exhibition, Habatat Gallery; Boca Raton, FL
June 98 Solo Exhibition, Riley Hawk Galleries: Cleveland, OH
June 97 “Celebration of Simple Pleasures,” Riley Hawk Galleries; Columbus, OH
June 97 “Glass Today: American Studio Glass from Cleveland Collection,” Cleveland Museum of Art; Cleveland, OH
June 97 “Contemporary Flame Worked Glass,” Museum of American Glass; Milleville, NJ
April 97 “!Calido!,” Tucson Museum of Art; Tucson, AZ; Group Show
March 96-97 Sofa Miami, Riley Hawk Galleries; Miami, FL
February 97 “In Celebration of Tea,” Celestial Seasonings Corporation, Boulder, CO; First Place-Juried Competition.
August 96 “Form from Pattern,” Heller Gallery; New York,NY: with Marc Petrovic.
January 96 “New Work,” Riley Hawk Galleries, Cleveland, OH: with Marc Petrovic.
September 94 Solo Exhibition, Riley Hawk Galleries, Columbus, OH
1994 “Contemporary Glass,” Charlotte Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC: Group Exhibition.
April 94 “Crowning Glories,” Heller Gallery; Palm Beach, FL Solo Exhibition.
March 94 “Dancing in the Garden of Light,” Asheville Art Museum; Asheville, NC; Group Exhibition.
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