Daniel Clayman

Crimp, 2002
Cast glass and bronze with shelf
8 X 8 X 40 inches

Crimp was purchased by a Illinois based collector.Daniel Clayman uses a vocabulary of extremely simple forms whose scale ranges from three to nine feet, these objects describe volumes in space. His work is included in many public and private collections throughout the United States.

Vivian Beer

Bridge bench, 2011
Steel, patina and ferrocement (concrete)
72 X 24 X 26 inches

Bridge Bench was aquired by collectors based in Missouri. In 2012, .Vivian Beer, was recently included in the 40 Under 40: Craft Futures exhibition at the the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery.

Vivian has been recently added to the museum's collection. Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery features one of the finest collections of American craft in the United States, highlighting important works in clay, wood, fiber, glass, metal, and more.

Wendell Castle

Jewelry Box, 1974
Stack-laminated walnut
7 1/2 X 9 1/2 X 5 1/2 inches

Wendell Castle's, Jewelry Box was recentyly purchased by a gallery in New York . He is known throughout the world for his innovative designs in wood, plastic and bronze. Mr. Castle work is represented in many major museum and corporate collections throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia..

Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova

Spaces II, 2004
Cast glass
13 X 2 X 13 inches

Spaces II was recently aquired by collectors based in North Carolina. Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova, a husband-wife team considered to be a transcendent creative force have been groundbreaking in their work in glass. International collectors and public institutions are continually seeking their inspirational works of art.

William Morris

Raven on Disk, 1999
Hand-blown glass with glass powders and metal stand
18 X 7 X 20 inches

William Morris’s Raven on Disk, was recently added to private collection based near Philadelphia.  As one of the worlds foremost glass sculptors, Morris’s work can be seen in multiple public and private collections and museums around the world.

Philipp Aduatz
Melting Chair, 1 of 12 with 3 artist's proofs, 2011
GFRP, Special silver coating and scratch resistant polyurethane lacquer
37 3/8 X 36 5/8 X 30 3/4 inches

Philipp Aduatz's Melting Chair was purchased by a Texas based collector.  Based out of Vienna, Austria, Designer Phillip Aduatz has been working since receiving his degree in Industrial Design in 2007 at a point of interface between design and art.  All his objects come in limited editions and are fabricated with innovative materials and fabrication technologies.

Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova

Green Eye of the Pyramid, 1993

Cast glass

5 1/2 X 20 X 18 inches

Green Eye of the Pyramid was purchased at the 2011 SOFA Chicago show by a private collector.Stanislav Libensky and Jaroslava Brychtova, a husband-wife team considered to be a transcendent creative force have been groundbreaking in their work in glass. International collectors and public institutions are continually seeking their inspirational works of art.

Mark Peiser

Passage #1, July Afternoon, 2012
Hot cast phase separated glass and granite base
24 7/8 X 8 5/8 X 23 1/4 inches

Mark Peiser's Passage #1, July Afternoon, was purchased by collectors based in California.  In 2010, as founder of the Glass Art Society, Peiser was recognized as an Honorary Lifetime Member. His work is included in many public and private collections throughout the world. 

William Morris 

Artifact Still Life Series, 2 part piece, 1989

Blown glass

13 x 8 1/2 x 4 3/8 inches

William Morris’s Artifact Still Life Series, 2 part piece, was purchased by collectors base in Chicago, Illinois.  As one of the worlds foremost glass sculptors, Morris’s work can be seen in multiple public and private collections and museums around the world.

Tom Patti

Compound Multi-Optic, 1984-1989

Stacked, fused, blown, and polished glass

27 3/4 X 1 3/4 X 4 3/4 inches

Tom Patti's Compound Multi-Optic, was purchased for a collection in Pennsylvania.  For the past four decades, Patti has been pioneering and exploring industrial glass as an art form. Patti’s work is of a different vein than that of most artists’ during the beginning of the studio glass movement because of his industrial design and architectural background. His dedication led to techniques and outcomes unique to his densely stratified sculptures.  Today, he is considered one of the mosthighly regarded artistsworking with glass.

Dan Dailey

Anteaters, Circus Vase Series, 1997
Two part hand blown glass vase, glass details, fabricated, patinated and gold-plated bronze
17 X 15 X 28 inches

In 2012, Dan Dailey's Anteaters, Circus Vase Series, was acquired by a collector in California.  Dailey is well known for his diverse use of glass as a medium. He is an Honorary Lifetime Member of the Glass Art Society, and has received fellowships from both the National endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Council on the Arts.

William Morris

Burial Raft, 1993
Blown glass
24 X 13 1/2 X 12 inches

A collector in Pennsylvania acquired William Morris's Burial Raft. As one of the worlds foremost glass sculptors, Morris’s work can be seen in multiple public and private collections and museums around the world.

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Howard Werner
Eucalyptus Chair, 1997
Eucalyptus
45 X 48 X 46 inches

Howard Werner’s Eucalyptus Chair, was acquired by a collector based in Chicago.  Werner has been awarded grants from The National Endowment for the Arts and The New York State Fellowship for the Arts. His work is in numerous collections including The American Craft Museum, The Mint Museum, The Arkansas Arts Center, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, The Rochester Institute of Technology, Arizona State University Museum, Mobile Museum of Art.

Joel Philip Myers

Dr. Zharkov's Platinum One, 1973
Blown glass with silver luster
8 X 22 1/2 inches

Joel Philip Myers Dr. Zharkov's Platinum One, was sold to a Pennsylvania based collector.  Myers has won numerous awards including the Glass Art Society’s Lifetime Achievement Award and Honorary Lifetime Membership Award and two NEA Craftsman's Fellowships.