May 22 - 26
Ben Edols & Kathy Elliott
Edols and Elliott have been working together since 1998. Their work is a respone to the natural world: textures and qualities in leaves, pods, blades of grass, and succulent fruit inspire much of their art.
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May 29 - June 2
Mel George
Mel George's art explores the nostalgic. Her work often represents objects connected to memories such as postcards, calendars, and Polaroid's.
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June 5 - 9
Scott Chaseling
Scott Chaselings hand-painted glass vessels play with words and narrative stories. His most recent pieces, however, explore the human form through large-scale sculptures.
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June 12 - 16
TBA
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June 19 - 23
Alessandro Diaz de Santillana
Third generation glassblower, Alessandro Diaz de Santillana creates work that tmerges the time-honored traditions of Venetian glass blowing with the modern studio glass movement. His interests in photoraphy and painting inspire him to act as a painter with glass.
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June 26 - June 30
Gabriella Bisetto
Gabriella Bisetto's work acts to give substance to the often invisable processes of our bodies. Her ephemeral sculptures make aim to make the transitory permanent and the intangible tangible.
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July 3 - 7
Jessica Loughlin
Jessica Loughlin uses the landscape as inspiration for her illusory horizons made of glass. In particular, the vast empty spaces in Australia provide a jumping off point for much of her work.
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July 10 - 14
Tom Moore
Tom Moore most recent work features glass characters participating in dreamlike stories in mixed media landscapes . One of his favorite themes is the triumph of nature over industry, and it is represented often throughout his work.
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July 17 - 21
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July 24 - 28
Tom Rowney
Tom Rowney has always been fascinated by the combination of precision and accuracy in Venetian style glassblowing. This is apparent in his most recent series based on the visual water-like qualities of blown glass.
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July 31 - August 4
Ben Edols & Kathy Elliott
Edols and Elliott have been working together since 1998. Their work is a respone to the natural world: textures and qualities in leaves, pods, blades of grass, and succulent fruit inspire much of their work.
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August 7 - 11
Ruth King
Ruth King recently moved back to studio practice after stepping down from being artist director of the Pilchuck Glass School. Her work always respects the history and traditions of the medium while looking for opportunities to explore and innovate.
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August 14 - 18
Richard Royal
Richard Royal's most recent series explore the theme of relationships and self exploration. He uses color, shape, and textutre to create highly creative, vessel-shaped works.
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August 21 - 25
Brenden Scott French
Brenden Scott French's work focuses on technique rather than narrative. He aims to be playful i personalising the technique that he uses while maintaining awareness of the rich history behind studio glass.
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August 28 - September 1
Janice Vikovsky
Janice Vikovsky creates abstract landscapes that focus on motion and the perpetual. Her technically brillant use of Murrine technique creates flowing patterns to invoke the themes of memory, emotion and perception.
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September 4 - 8
Nadege Desgenetez
Nadege Desgentez's work maintains rigorous technique will exploring the physical connection that she has to her work. Her work explores the themes of physicality and the hand-made.
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