The versatile Californian artist, Shayna Leib, works with metal, ceramics & glass. Only her “Wind & Water” glass sculpture series is shown here. See Blogroll for a link to more of her work.

July 28, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

Cove: glass, resin & powder / Laminaria: glass cane & metal / Converge / Sunset over Tundra: glass, resin & mixed media / Flux / Biochroma 1 / Biochroma III

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Toots Zynsky’s heat-formed, filet de verre (glass thread) vessels. Living in Rhode Island, her work is represented widely in international museums. A link to her site is under Blogroll.

July 13, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Glass blown into elegant forms by Devin Burgess, who lives in Vermont, USA. He produces sculptural & production ranges. See Blogroll for a link (under DB) to the Borealis Studios (Gallery).

June 19, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

Sculptural glass / Some of Devin Burgess’ Production glass

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Like archaelogical finds: Hungarian glass artist, Mari Meszaros’ traces of glass figures. See Blogroll for a link.

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A variant life’s work: Japanese glass artist, Yoichi Ohira’s work has evolved through Japanese & Venetian Murano glass influences. Image sources are many.

May 30, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Faults provide solutions: ‘off-center, in glassblowing vocabulary, refers to a shape displaced…’ Offcentre, N.Y., take advantage of this displacement in their vessels & glass art (& lights, not shown). See Blogroll for a link.

May 3, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

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Yusuke Takemura: ‘through fragile glass forms, he develops a strong individualistic visual language’. Born in Japan, he currently lives & works in Australia. See Blogroll for a link.

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Ross Richmond’s expressive yet restrained, glass figurines. He has worked with William Morris & other luminaries of USA glass. See Blogroll for a link.

April 14, 2015by Decanter 2 Comments

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Storytelling in glass is what Ede Horton aims to do in her sculpture, ‘focusing on personal & cultural identity’. She lives & works in Melbourne. See Blogroll for a link.

March 30, 2015by Decanter Leave a comment

Perspective Series / News From Berlin Series / Button Series / Soft Power Series / Memory Works Series

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UK glass artist, Nancy Sutcliffe, ‘carves deeply into the surface of the glass to capture the light’. A link is under Blogroll.

March 10, 2015by Decanter 2 Comments

Nancy Sutcliffe uses gilding on a number of her glass art pieces /

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Tag Archives: glass art

The versatile Californian artist, Shayna Leib, works with metal, ceramics & glass. Only her “Wind & Water” glass sculpture series is shown here. See Blogroll for a link to more of her work.

Toots Zynsky’s heat-formed, filet de verre (glass thread) vessels. Living in Rhode Island, her work is represented widely in international museums. A link to her site is under Blogroll.

Glass blown into elegant forms by Devin Burgess, who lives in Vermont, USA. He produces sculptural & production ranges. See Blogroll for a link (under DB) to the Borealis Studios (Gallery).

Like archaelogical finds: Hungarian glass artist, Mari Meszaros’ traces of glass figures. See Blogroll for a link.

A variant life’s work: Japanese glass artist, Yoichi Ohira’s work has evolved through Japanese & Venetian Murano glass influences. Image sources are many.

Faults provide solutions: ‘off-center, in glassblowing vocabulary, refers to a shape displaced…’ Offcentre, N.Y., take advantage of this displacement in their vessels & glass art (& lights, not shown). See Blogroll for a link.

Yusuke Takemura: ‘through fragile glass forms, he develops a strong individualistic visual language’. Born in Japan, he currently lives & works in Australia. See Blogroll for a link.

Ross Richmond’s expressive yet restrained, glass figurines. He has worked with William Morris & other luminaries of USA glass. See Blogroll for a link.

Storytelling in glass is what Ede Horton aims to do in her sculpture, ‘focusing on personal & cultural identity’. She lives & works in Melbourne. See Blogroll for a link.

UK glass artist, Nancy Sutcliffe, ‘carves deeply into the surface of the glass to capture the light’. A link is under Blogroll.