41. William Morris Glass Art And Contemporary Glass Sculptures Contemporary art collectors appreciate the selection of glass sculpture by leading achieved by various techniques such as sprinkling powdered glass and http://www.holstengalleries.com/artists/morris.html

Click images to see larger version with dimensions and price Perro con Mazorca Click here to view additional works Reliquary Vessel Sumatran Sambar Animal Urn William Morris Biography William Morris was born in Carmel, California in 1957, and received his degrees from California State University at Chico and Central Washington University. He is considered to be one of the most gifted and innovative glass artists in America today. He lives in Seattle where he originally worked as Dale Chihuly's gaffer (master glassblower) in the early 1980's, and has since maintained his own studio. Morris' work has been strongly influenced by his interest in archeology and ancient pagan cultures, and addresses the timeless relationship between humans and their enviroment. His work evokes images from a time when man was more in tune with nature, and is subliminally suggestive of ritual signifigance. Various works such as the Stonehenge Series, Artifact Vessels, Suspended Artifacts, and Rhyton Vessels illustrate symbolical, mythological influences. He also acknowledges the influence of Italian artists who have shared their knowledge of techniques for crafting glass, so essential to the realization of Morris' ideas into form. Another unique aspect of Morris' work is his treatment of surface texture, achieved by various techniques such as sprinkling powdered glass and minerals onto a blown surface, etching, and acid washing to achieve "ancient" and textural diversity.

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43. Category:Glass Art - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia art and techniques using glass. For more information, see the article about articles in category glass art . There are 15 articles in this category. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Glass_art

Category:Glass art From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Art and techniques using glass. For more information, see the article about Glass art Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this category. A Glass artists Articles in category "Glass art" There are 19 articles in this category. Glass art A Aalto Vase Art glass B Burmese glass C Cathedral glass Cranberry glass F Fritography Fused glass G Glass Glassblowing J Jam Factory, Adelaide K Korean glass art L Lampworking P Pressed glass R Rose window S Stained glass Stained glass window patchwork V Verre ©glomis© Z Zwischengoldglas Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Glass_art Categories Plastic arts Art media ... Glass Views Category Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link This page was last modified 13:47, 26 August 2005. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License (see for details).

44. The Glass Furnace Click for detailed information on different techniques taught at the glass in the most important glass art museums and included in many collections. http://www.glassfurnace.org/

About Us What is the Glass Furnace? The Campus Facilities Sponsorhip Education Classes Offered 2005 Program Application Testimonials Glass Glass; A Unique Material Glass in Turkey Turkish Glass Artists Other Glass Schools Other Production Gallery Older Programs türkçe Robert Carlson, Rob Stern and Petr Novotny are teaching at the Glass Furnace! World renowned glass artists/masters and a lot to discover at the Glass Furnace ! You can check the sessions and the names of the instructors who will teach at the Glass Furnace in .The detailed information on the courses will be announced soon Please enter your e-mail adress in the box below to receive the program for these and events at the Glass Furnace. Click for detailed information on different techniques taught at the Glass Furnace. to unsubscribe, click here Join Glass Lovers' Mailing List : Enter your e-mail address to get the announcements about the Glass Furnace. Hotshop-Coldshop rental and color prices The Glass Furnace at Istanbul Design Week '05 "Glass Circles" The installation by students at Cam Ocaðý expresses the unity of glass as an international language. Working together blowing bowls and bottles with the renowned Boyd Sugiki, the students –from Turkey, UK, US and Japan- collaborated to created fire circles of frienship to float in the Golden Horn. Each circle represents one of the five continents. The installation is made from 500 recycled bottles, reaffirming a respect for all the uses of glass from simple functionality to a highly complex medium of artistic expression.

45. Glass Art, Hot Glass, Fused Glass By Monique Studio Hot glass, glass art Fused glass both decorative and functional glass items The techniques used, have been researched and developed to provide a wide http://www.moniquestudio.com/

Products Entry Doors oanels Kitchen Cabinets Light Fixtures Shower Doors Bathroom Sinks ... Join our Mailing list! Information Studio Location About the Studio Customers Installations Contact Us... ... site built by Edi Monique studio was selected to participate in This Old House project in Carlisle, MA. The project runs from November 2004 to April 2005. Monique will provide the backsplah for the Kitchen. The Kitchen is designed by KMarshall Deisgn Inc. For More details on the project visit This Old House site or KMarshall Designs Site. View the installation at This Old House in Carlisle, MA Home Solutions Kitchen and Bath Solutions The Shower enclosure and Glass Sinks were designed, produced and installed by Monique Studio The woodwork was Designed and Crafted by Joel Bitton Designs Monique Studio specializes in hot glass product design combining glass art with functionality.The studio offers a wide variety of products to help augment any aspect of your home through light and color combined with unique hot glass designs that compliment the surrounding of your home. Fused Glass is the latest method used by designers to customize elements throughout their clients' homes. The glass can be kiln formed to display patterns that compliment wallpaper, and match any color combination. With Fused Glass you can customize the look of

46. Mosaic Art Techniques Mosaic art techniques Mosaic art Opus musivum. The name given to wall mosaics which use only glass paste tesserae are used. http://www.frammentiart.com/Mosaic-technique.asp

Mosaic Art Antique art of Mosaic Decorations Antique Art < Home Contact Us MOSAIC ART Mosaic art Our Mosaics Mosaic Gallery About Us ... Techniques MOSAIC SCHOOL Mosaic school Workshops 1 Workshops 2 Student's feedback ... Mosaic Art Techniques Mosaic Art Mosaic Techniques Mosaic Technique and Construction The method by which mosaics are made hasn’t changed much since ancient times. Advancements in tools and materials have made the process easier, quicker, and the results more varied and visually appealing, but over all the process is the same. There are few written records of early mosaic techniques. The most comprehensive information regarding the creation of mosaic art was written around 77 A.D. by Pliny the Elder, a roman officer and encyclopedist. In the 36th volume of his Natural History series Pliny describes the technique for the proper preparation of mosaic ground. According to Pliny the preparation of mosaic ground began with a layer called the statumen. The statumen was a layer of tightly packed pebbles and rocks between three and five inches (8 to 12 cm) thick. On top of this layer was a ten inches (25 cm) of rough mortar called rudus. The rudus was comprised of three parts gravel and fragments of terracotta and one part lime. The rudus was to be covered with a layer of mortar called the nucleus which was also about three to five inches thick. The mortar used in the nucleus was made of three parts sand mixed with smashed tiles and bricks and one part lime. The mortar used in the nucleus was of a finer grade than that used in the rudus. The design was inscribed into the nucleus and the mosaic tiles were affixed to the top with a layer of mortar created from fine sand and lime. The lime was often colored so that the lime between the mosaic tiles would match the color of the mosaic surface.

47. Red Fern Glass Ed makes art glass Lighting, Sculptural Pieces and Christmas Ornaments using traditional offhand glassblowing techniques. All the glass is made by Ed in his http://www.redfernglass.com/

CHANDELIERS COLOR OPTIONS CHANDELIER SIZES CHANDELIER STYLES ... GLASS ARCHIVES ~ ABOUT RED FERN GLASS ~ The Studio GENERAL Red Fern Glass is the small hot glass studio of Ed Pennebaker. Ed makes Art Glass Lighting, Sculptural Pieces and Christmas Ornaments using traditional offhand glassblowing techniques. All the glass is made by Ed in his Arkansas backwoods studio. His wife Trish provides moral support and occasional advice. Her daughter Katie has taken on the wrapping, packing, shipping job along with other miscellaneous duties. They all believe in working incessantly, cultivating concepts, discrimination and technique. STUDIO The studio is in the woods near Osage, Arkansas. It started as a pottery studio built by Newt Lale of Osage Clayworks. In 1990 Newt bought the old Stamps Historical Store, a three story native stone building built in 1901. Newt moved to downtown Osage. And I moved way out in the woods. I remodeled the studio and closed in the "kiln shed" for a hot glass shop. I have built my own furnaces, glory holes and annealers and some tools I use in glassmaking. For a number of years I melted my glass from the raw materials even using Arkansas sand. But because of the dust, time and storage space factors involved in "batching" my own glass I have switched to melting most of my colors from Spruce Pine Batch,a premixed batch formula, adding my own colorants like cobalt, iron, copper, and nickel. Some colors are melted from "cullet", previously melted glass with the colorants already in the glass.

48. Glass Studio artist; owner of Vella Vetro art glass and Custom Design (New Orleans); The second half of the class will explore techniques for making glass http://www.penland.org/classes/summer/glass.html

About Penland Classes Registration News/Events ... Home Classes are open to students of all levels unless specified in course description; beginners welcome. Instructor names link to photographs of work. Session One: May 29-June 10 Kanik Chung Beginning Glassblowing Learning to blow glass can be easy and fun. Through supervised practice, step-by-step instruction, and daily demonstrations, we will take a simple and logical approach to blowing glass. Students will gain the basic skills and knowledge to make simple forms in glass as well as the confidence to attempt more complicated work. Beginning level . Code 01ga Glassblower, sculptor; teaching: UrbanGlass (NYC), visiting artist at Cleveland Institute of Art; Creative Glass Center of America fellowship (NJ); representation: J. Scott Gallery (NYC). Brian Kerkvliet Fanciful Flamework Frolic Intermediate to advanced; basic flameworking skills required. Code 01gb Studio artist; proprietor of Gossamer Glass (WA); has taught worldwide; work in public and private collections. Brian Kerkvliet's website Session Two: June 12-24 Flo Perkins In the spirit of ongoing inter-material collaboration at Penland, this class will be an open dialogue with the iron class taught by Peter Joseph. This is a class for sculptors who wish to incorporate iron into their glass projects and those interested in developing peer learning relationships with iron students. Both classes will integrate and form co-mentorships. We will encourage brainstorming and problem solving and emphasize safety.

49. Sheiladerosa.com Multi media contemporary artist working with printmaking, glass and photography to make installations, assemblages and artworks. Biography and CV of the artist along with photo samples and description of her work, details of techniques, list of exhibitions plus means of contact. http://www.sheiladerosa.com/

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50. Glass Art glass art. The Antique art glass making. Eleonora Valeri, glass artist , uses both antique techniques, such as stained glass, copper foil and pâte de verre http://www.lifeinitaly.com/glass/

Italian Glass: Glass Glass Works >> Glass Artist ~ Interior design ... Contact Us Glass Art The Antique Art Glass making Eleonora Valeri, glass artist , uses both antique techniques, such as stained glass, copper foil and pâte de verre or contemporary methods such as fusing and kiln-casting techniques and technologies. She applies her glass works to a wide range of applications: doors and window panels, bowls, lamps, installations and sculptures. She also designs and produces one-of-a-kind pieces and limited edition objects and artworks. In the interior design field, she works on commission projecting and producing exclusive pieces for her customers. Therefore the pictures you can see in this field show works she has already created. If you order an item of these, she will create an exclusive work of art, designed and produced only for you. < Glass Art Life In Italy

51. Beadwork Retreat At The Sonoma Wine Country Glass Art Bead Festival Learn French beaded flower techniques to create two beautiful, elaborate leaves. Registration The Sonoma Wine Country glass art Bead Festival http://www.interweave.com/bead/events/SonomaTwoDay.asp

52. Beadwork Retreat At The Sonoma Wine Country Glass Art Bead Festival Peyote stitch is one of the easiest techniques to start with, and one of the most Registration The Sonoma Wine Country glass art Bead Festival http://www.interweave.com/bead/events/SonomaWeekend.asp

53. Untitled Document Studio specialising in stained glass and architectural glass art provides profile, brief details of services and techniques, images and contact information. http://glasshaus.ie/

54. Basic Glass Art In Accademia Riaci In Italy Italian glass art has been great reputation in the world. In this course, basic history, design and techniques will be addressed, with an emphasis on skills http://www.accademiariaci.info/english/academics/basic/glass.html

Taught in Italian Only Curriculum Glass Art Course Art History I Art History II Color Theory I Foundation Drawing and Painting I Introduction to Art I Art History III Color Theory II Foundation Drawing and Painting II Introduction to Art II Glass History Introduction to Stained Glass Stained Glass I Glass Construction/Cold Glass Introductory Glass Fusing Mosaics I Business Practices in Stained Glass I Independent study in Stained Glass I Stained Glass II Mosaics II Glass Fusing Business Practices in Stained Glass II Independent study in Stained Glass II Developing Successful Portfolio Diploma project **Carriculum would be changed without prior notice. Professors Students Works

55. Andrew Moor Associates - Glass,abstract,stained,sculpture,architecture,decorativ Andrew Moor Associates glass art Specialists techniques include stained glass, sandblasting, acid-etching, screen printing/fritting, http://www.andrewmoor.co.uk/

Andrew Moor Associates Andrew Moor has lectured on glass around the world and is the author of 'Contemporary Stained Glass' and 'Architectural Glass Art'. Our work Holmes Place, Kensington, 2000. Enamelled, etched float and antique glass. Arch: Coleman Partnership. Artist: Graham Jones. Profile Glass Canopies Glass Screens Glass Art ... Enquiry Content ©2004 Andrew Moor Associates powered bymklink.com

56. Old World Glass Mouth blown art glass in the Venetian style, using Pilchuck school glassblowing techniques. http://www.oldworldglass.net/

57. Pittsburgh Glass Center | Welcome new equipment and techniques to meet creative demands in glass art. During 1985 to 1987, Nick established a new glass art studio in Norwood, http://pittsburghglasscenter.org/renaissance_hotel.html

FALL 05 CLASSES! Download the schedule for fall classes starting October 3, 2005. ...or read the classes online here. STUDIO RENTALS FACILITY RENTALS ... REGISTER NOW 1-866-742-4527 or 412-365-2145 x201 JOIN OUR MAILING LIST LINKS BULLETIN BOARD Find a rental partner, coordinate ride- and room-shares, discuss technique. PGC Art Featured at Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel Pittsburgh Glass Center artists exhibit work July 1 through September 16 Building on its reputation as the city's cultural hotel, the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel presents an exhibition of glass art by Pittsburgh Glass Center artists, July 1 through September 16. Nearly 40 pieces from 18 artists are showcased throughout the hotel. The glint of glass can be seen at the hotel's front desk, outside the grand ballroom on the second floor, next to the George Benson meeting room on the third floor and beside the elevator on every guest floor. Thirteen pieces are on display in the restaurant Opus. The Pittsburgh Renaissance Hotel is located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Cultural District at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Fort Duquesne Boulevard.

58. A Glass Triumvirate: The Art Of William Morris, Henry L. Hillman Jr. And Howard Over the last 40 years, glass art has reemerged in America with a renewed energy, glass artists and perfected the techniques he has come to utilize. http://www.tfaoi.com/aa/4aa/4aa575.htm

Editor's note: The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art provided source material to Resource Library for the following article or essays. If you have questions or comments regarding the source material, please contact the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art directly through either this phone number or web address: http://www.sama-art.org/ September 17 - November 21, 2004 O opens September 17 at the Loretto Museum and will remain on view until November 21, 2004. In total, the exhibition features 30 complex works of art. A brief history of glass art Despite the feverish attention and intrigue among glass art, the genre itself is not a necessarily new one. Louis Comfort Tiffany, Frank Lloyd Wright and the company, Steuben Glass, were among the most notable early champions for glass art in the nation's history. The buzz created by those pioneers would eventually lead to the American studio glass movement, an event in American art that would change the glass art medium and push its possibilities and limitations. In 1962, Harvey Littleton, a ceramics professor, and Dominick Labino, a chemist and engineer, held workshops at the Toledo Museum of Art, where they unveiled a new structure of glass, characterized by a low melting point that would enable artists to use ceramic kilns as de facto glass furnaces. Prior to this, glassmaking required expensive equipment and technical skill, neither of which were available to the common artist or sculptor. The Littleton and Labino creation was a groundbreaking one for glass art, as artists now could work with the medium in their own studios. The innovation sparked such a surge in American glass art that it resulted in an official movement. Within two years, university courses were being offered in the art, and, by the '70s, approximately 100 university glass art programs had been instituted.

59. Michael And Sheila Ernst’s Glass Art – Meet The Artists Meet the artists and learn more about the flameworked glass art work of Michael and flameworkers and techniques acquired from traditional glass blowing. http://www.glasspens.com/gallery/resume.html

Michael Ernst has been working with lampworked glass for more than 30 years. He began his formal training with 2 1/2 years Ceramics and 2 1/2 years furnace glass blowing at Palomar College followed by 6 months apprenticing lampworked glass with Victor Meyer. He has been focusing on lampworked glass since 1975. Received a finalist award from the 2000 Niche awards. Sheila Ernst began her artist journey by working for several years doing serigraph at Workshop, ie. in Santa Monica, CA then took courses in drawing, life drawing, water color and painting. She has done lampworked glass and design for glass since 1987 and incorporates all aspects of her art training into her work. We produce both solid glass and blown glass combining the methods of traditional flameworkers and techniques acquired from traditional glass blowing. We prefer borosilicate glass because of its greater strength and durability. top back to gallery

60. Perrier Glass Art Sculpture, Exhibiting Contemporary Fine Art Glass Sculptures Contemporary art glass furthering techniques developed by Rene Lalique and Lalique Crystal, Daum Crystal,. Join the Perrier Mailing List http://www.perrierstudio.iinet.net.au/

var sc_project=547188; var sc_partition=1; Join Kims Mailing List Lead Crystal Glass Sculptor Kim Perrier Sculptures Limited Editions Archive ... Links WHEN IS A SCULPTURE NOT ALSO A TREASURE? Artists are explorers of realms that lie between the known or yet unseen. Realism within an Art Form allows us to celebrate the wonders of our physical world or the magic and mystery of our metaphysical selves within our world. A great challenge for me is merging elements of Realism and Organic Abstract forms together in such a manner that allows the works to take on a life of its own. The Millennium Eco System Report states that 15-20% of the Worlds Coral Reefs have been lost. One of my many passions is to inspire people to appreciate and realise "its the small creatures which make up our wonderful bio-diversity that sustains us all". My portrayal of wildlife is to give voice to those who can't speak as we do. Since December 2004 I have had about 3,500 people visit this site. Question Is anyone else working on a comparable level to my work in the world If anyone knows could you send me a quick e-mail or a web site?

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