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Glass Artists Gallery
New Artists:
Jason Ryner
Cabinet Knobs
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Jason Ryner began his career as a lampworker by taking an
apprenticeship in 1994. His art has continued to develop over
the years and is distinguished by his use of precise color
patterns on a combination of unique and traditional forms. His
desire to achieve perfection is visible in each piece he
creates.
Click here to se all of Jason's knobs. |
John Miller
Sculpture
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John
Miller describes his work as reflecting, “both a love of the
immediacy of the glass material and a respect for its
demanding properties.” Always interested in pushing the medium
to its limits, his work “is about control and proportion as
much as it is about finding new textures and forms.” Miller’s
roots are in the traditional Venetian style of glass blowing,
and for the past 16 years he has explored various ways of
transforming the vessel form into sculpture. Informed by the
scale and humor of Pop Art, his most recent installations
incorporate recognizable objects including various diner foods
and accoutrements.
Click here to see John's larger than life sculpture. |
Joy Jackson
Lighting and Accessories
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Joy
Jackson has been blowing glass and creating art for eight
years. She makes all of her one-of-a-kind pieces in Seattle,
WA. Joy teaches art through Coyote Junior High and glass
blowing at The Pratt Fine Art Center in Seattle. Joy received
a Bachelors and Masters degree in Art Glass. She designs and
makes all of her pieces using new and traditional techniques.
Click here to see all of Joy's lighting and accessories. |
Karen Story
Tiles
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A
native Oregonian, Karen Story runs her glass studio in the
hills of Southwest Portland. Working on an experimental home
project in 1996, she inadvertently developed the first fused
glass line of accent tiles using geometric shapes in the US.
The brightly colored jewels caught the eye of decorators and
designers, and soon she had a busy company, supplying her
tiles to customers across America and abroad. An innovative
designer, Karen has regularly added new color systems, shapes,
and designs to her line. She is able to do custom designs,
using client’s existing decor or color favorites as
inspiration. |
Mark Sigafoos
Sinks
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Each
piece Mark creates is a unique exploration of imagination,
color and shape. Mark loves the fluid motion in glassblowing
and the endless possibilities of art to create. Nature has
been his inspiration for most of his sculptures, as well as
many of Mark's other glass pieces.
Mark Sigafoos is a native of Tacoma, Washington. Because glass
is so abundant in this area Mark had always been attracted to
the art form. |
Poppy Mussallem
Knobs, Wall Art and more!
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Poppy Mussallem is a native Californian, fifth generation born
in San Francisco and she is named after our state flower the
“California Poppy”. When Poppy was about one year old, her
family moved onto a ranch at the very south end of the Santa
Cruz Mountains on Redwood Retreat Rd in Gilroy, CA. She grew
up both in the city of San Francisco and the countryside of
California.
PoppyART produces a range of artistic products from glass
pictures to sculpture as well as decorative hardware and other
functional accessories. Many designs use the combination of
glass and metal allowing them to be used both indoors and
outdoors.
Click here to see more of Poppy's work. |
Steve Sizelove
Goblets
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Emerging artist Steve Sizelove practices the art of
flameworking borosilicate glass in his home studio in
Richmond, Indiana. He has studied at Milwaukee Institute for
Art and Design and under notable glass artists such as Roger
Parramore, Robert Mickelsen, Lewis Wilson, and most recently,
Italian master Lucio Bubacco. The workshops helped him realize
greater potential in his artistic expression and improve his
technique and use of form, color, and scale. These
fundamentals guide his work today. Active in the glass
community, Steve is a member of the Glass Art Society and the
Glass Art Fellowship. Steve’s award-winning work has been
shown in galleries and museums throughout the United States.
Click here to see all of Steve's incredible goblets. |
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