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C & H Glassworks
- is a
partnership between Corey Silverman and Horace Marlowe, two artists with
over 20 years of combined experience in the art of glass making. They
create a garden of handblown glass and it's ready to harvest...now at AV!
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David Sugich
- creates dazzling glitter kaleidoscopes that amaze all
ages, young and old |
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Chris Paulson Glass
- creates timeless iridescent beauty
in fused glass art using an ancient gradual heating and cooling
technique dating back over 4,000 years.
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lustrous, rainbow-like surface of the glass is suitable for everyday use
in a variety of pieces, including coaster sets, trays and platters. |
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Leandra Drumm
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the daughter of two
well-known artist, Don and Lisa Drumm. Her father is a nationally
celebrated sculptor working in metals and cement, and her mother works
in fiber arts. Leandra says her work is inspired by the everyday
people and things that surround her. What a delightful and
fanciful world she must live in! The whimsical figures and symbols
decorating her dry-etched glassware illustrate her wonderful world of
stars, whirligigs and sky-rockets. Along with a menagerie of
odd-shaped animals and hyperactive men, women and children blessed with
far-out faces and figures, Leandra creates a unique world best described
as "fantasy in motion".
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Tracy Glover
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has a degree from the
renowned Rhode Island School of Design and an inextinguishable passion
for expression. This bold innovator has patiently crafted her
signature elegance - marked by understated drama and shimmering
dimension. |
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Loy Allen
- is a flame and lamp work artist
from South Dakota who is inspired by the art of the Art Nouveau Age.
She is interested in a depiction of plant and animal life in a pantheist
spirit. Her natural forms are meant to be expressive without being
strictly realistic.
NEW for
2008 - Incredible 11inch tall Bulb and Insect Perfume Bottles, a
stunning 25 inch Single Lady Slipper Wall Flower and cute little bees to
pollinate of course! |
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Philabaum Glass Studio
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creates stunning faceted
reptilian egg and disk-shaped paperweights. Tom Philabaum's Glass
Studio has been a landmark in the Tucson, Arizona art scene for over 30
years, creating utilitarian, sculptural and architectural works in a
tradition that dates back thousands of years. |
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Cathy Richardson of Touchstone
Glass
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creates beautiful, dynamic
paperweight designs that are full of life, inviting you to look again
and again into her world. Her three-dimensional environments
capture her meticulous attention to detail and life-long love of nature.
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Glass Eye Studio
- creates exquisite handmade glass
art, giving each piece subtle variations, which make it special and
one-of-a-kind. |
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Berni
Enterprises -
individually handcrafts sculptural glass
candleholders, frogs, birds, fish and shells. Back again are
popular pen holders and swirled letter openers balanced on matching glass
bases. |
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Lynn Latimer
- describes Latimer Glass work as
composed of layers of translucent glass melted together to form a single
piece. Through layering, the color is manipulated much like
watercolor A recognizable characteristic of her work is the use of
the iridized surface, a thin metallic coating which is both reflective
and translucent. New for Latimer Glass are sandblasted wine
glasses with a nice surprise found on the foot of the glass! |
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John
McDonald - a glass
artist who designs exciting paperweights, disks, perfume bottles, vases,
and sculptural pieces |
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Goose Rocks
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handcrafts wind chimes
of sandblasted beach glass (to be used outdoors or in), bringing sound and color to life |
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Lynn Latimer
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is a graduate from Rhode Island School of
Design with a BFA in painting and started Latimer Glass Studio in 1976. Lynn has
been working in glass now for over twenty years and has always had a
love for drawing and color. The glass and carving allow her to
combine the elements of color, images and textures. She has found
inspiration in the paintings of Klee and Miro, old frescoes, the
aesthetics of Japanese gardens, and more recently through exploring
primitive art-carvings, textiles, and painted surfaces from around the
world, as well as the subtle color shifts and patterns in hand woven
rugs. |
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