2021 Student Exhibition

EVOLUTION

A Showcase of Emerging, International Talent 2021 STUDENT EXHIBTION

“The GAS Student Exhibition is a unique opportunity for student work to be seen internationally. The submissions represented a varied range of techniques, research, and innovation. I would like to congratulate all the students who participated in the 2021 Student Exhibition and look forward to seeing your work as you carry us into the future.”

- Brandi P. Clark, Executive Director, Glass Art Society

Published in May 2021 as a part of the GAS 2021 Virtual Conference.

Jeanne Letourneau | N.3 from the “Montréal” series | Glass and Wood (Engraved and cold-worked) | 2021 | 24” x 4” x 16.3/8” (Photo: Joh Wax)

2021 STUDENT EXHIBITION CATALOG JURORS 4 AWARD WINNERS 6 HONORABLE MENTION 9 PARTICIPATING ARTISTS 10 HOW TO PURCHASE 47

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JURORS For our 2021 GAS Student Exhibition, we would like to thank jurors, Christopher Day, Sarah Gilbert, and Corrie Siegel for their time and expertise. They reviewed 50+ applications from students from over 10 different countries to select awards. They were impressed by the level and range of work that was submitted and congratulate all students who have participated.

Christopher Day Traditions of art and history, Day’s work exemplifies this immersion of personal preoccupation, a unique compositional line of enquiry and an emotive invitation to viewers to engage with that enquiry. The resulting observances confront viewers with a synthesis of new and often shocking realities. Day’s work is created in response to his own conflicting feelings of belonging as a man of mixed-race, which are compounded by the limited representation of diverse narratives by and of people of colour in art history and popular culture. Day’s practice investigates complex topics and social tensions through the use of the personal; often creating works that hold colour and light and the potential of how these incredible objects reflect the subtle and not-so-subtle integrations of ideas into individual lives and identities.

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Sarah Gilbert Originally from Rochester, New York, Gilbert took her first glass class in 2000. She received her BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2005, and in 2006 she moved out to the Pacific Northwest to work as a member of the Museum of Glass Hot Shop team in Tacoma, Washington. She has been there ever since, assisting artists from around the world in making their work in addition to developing her own practice. Her work was included in Young Glass, at the Glasmuseet Ebeltoft in Denmark, Transparency: An LGBTQ+ Glass Art Exhibition, and she recently had a solo show at Vetri called Perfect Strangers. When not in the studio she can be found exploring the Pacific Northwest with her forever puppy Pistol.

Corrie Siegel Corrie Siegel is the Executive Director of the Museum of Neon Art. Her work as a museum professional is rooted in collaboration, creativity, and pedagogy.

Siegel’s community based approach is informed by her experience as a gallery director, exhibit curator, museum educator, museum administrator, and artist. As a Co-Founder and Director for Actual Size Los Angeles, Siegel has championed contemporary art and audience engagement for over a decade. In addition, she has worked in museum education and administration at LACMA, The LA Philharmonic, The Armory Center for The Arts, The Norton Simon Museum, The Fowler Museum, and The Corita Art Center. In her role as Executive Director of MONA Siegel deepens community connections to MONA, supports new artistic production and experimentation, and safe-guards historic signage and art through new educational, artistic, and funding initiatives.

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AWARD WINNERS 1ST PLACE

Kensuke Takeoka | Line transition ‘21 | Glass (hot work,kiln-work) | 2021 | 500mm H × 600mm W × 350mm L & 500mm H × 600mm W × 400 mm L (Photo: Yuri Watai)

Kensuke Takeoka

 Japanese Japan

Tama Art University, Japan Glassblowing and Kilnwork.

Not for sale

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2ND PLACE

Jeanne Letourneau | N.3 from the “Montréal” series | Glass and wood (engraved and cold-worked) | 2021 | 24” x 4” x 16 3/8” (Photo: Joh Wax)

Jeanne Letourneau Espace verre, Canada Engraving.

Not for sale

 Canadian Canada

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3RD PLACE

Sadhbh Mowlds | Blood of Thine | Glass (hot mold-blown, cold-worked, assembled hot) | 2020 | Various sizes (Photo: Sadhbh Mowlds)

Sadhbh Mowlds

 Irish United States of America

Southern Illinois University, USA

Hot mold-blown, cold-worked, assembled hot $1,885

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HONORABLE MENTION

Emma Haase | Backbone, glass, stainless steel, metal cable (Kiln-formed and cold-worked), 2020, 2m x 2m x 2m (Photo: Emma Haase)

Emma Haase

 American Portugal

VICARTE – Glass and Ceramics for the Arts, Portugal Kiln-formed and cold-worked Not for sale

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PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

Mayu Adachi | Absence | Glass (casting, sand carving) | 2021 | 25cm H x 100cm W x 100cm L (Photo:Okamura)

Mayu Adachi

 Japanese Japan

Toyama City Institute of Glass Art, Japan Kiln work and fusing. $7,450

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Wai Tung Jocelyn Chan | A Pause in Silence | Glass, metal, wood (cold-worked) | 2021 | 4.5’ x 5’ x 7’ (Photo: Wai Tung Jocelyn Chan)

Wai Tung Jocelyn Chan

 Hong Kong United States of America

University of Wisconsin – Madison, USA Cold Worked.

Not for sale

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Yazmin Dababneh | Immersive Sculpture II | Glass, projection, acrylic (slumped glass) | 2021 | 51” x 34” x 16” (physical sculpture dimensions); Variable installation dimensions (physical sculpture is shown with digital documentation of sculpture translated into an experimental film) (Photo: Yazmin Dababneh)

Yazmin Dababneh  American United States of America College for Creative Studies, USA Kiln Slumping.

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Maruyama Erina | Face | Glass (kiln-work, fusing) | 2020 | 470mm x 500mm x 400mm (Photo: Maruyama Erina)

Maruyama Erina  Japanese Japan Aichi University, Japan Kiln work and fusing.

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Abigail Fleck | Me, Myself, and I | Flat glass, auto paint, markers, graphite, medium (scored and cut flat glass that was cold-worked, sandblasted, hand painted, layered and drawn on, with key elements varnished for a wavy effect) | 2021 | 8’ ‘x 2.10’’ x 10.75’’ (Photo: Jessica Jane Julius)

Abigail Fleck  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Cold worked and hand painted. $1,550

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Brianna Gluszak | Uncharted Territory | Glass, OSB, and vinyl (blown and cold-worked glass) | 2021 | 10.5” x 22” x 24” (Photo: Brianna Gluszak)

Brianna Gluszak  Canadian United States of America The Ohio State University, USA Glass and Cold working.

Not for sale

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Amanda Greiner | Outbreak, glass, suede-tex (hot-sculpting, cold-worked, flocking) | 2021 | 7.5” x 4.5” x 6” (Photo: Amanda Greiner)

Amanda Greiner  American United States of America The Cleveland Institute of Art, USA Hot-sculpting, cold-worked, flocking. $275

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Leia Guo | Chinook on Moraine | Unique silver gelatin print, blown glass plate (experimental glass photogram overlay onto silver gelatin photograph) | 2021 | 6.5” x 9.5” (Photo: Leia Guo)

Leia Guo  Canadian Canada

Alberta University of the Arts, Canada Experimental glass photogram overlay onto silver gelatin photograph.

Not for sale

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Gemma Hollister | Cheesecloth Triptych | Glass and cheesecloth (kiln-formed) | 2020| 3” x 10” x 4’ (Photo: Gemma Hollister).

Gemma Hollister  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Kiln forming.

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Rinoi Imada | I________ | Glass (blown, kiln-formed) | 2021 | 13” H x 9” W (Photo: Rinoi Imada)

Rinoi Imada  Japanese Japan

Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Blown and Kiln Forming. $600

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Cassandra Jasulevicz | If It Were You | Glass, spray foam, pantyhose, thread (flameworked) | 2020 | approx. 28” x 18” x 16” (Photo: Cassandra Jasulevicz)

Cassandra Jasulevicz  American United States of America

Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Flameworking. $350

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Sogon Kim | Celestial; blue #2 | Glass and oxides (blowing, coldworking, capturing the moment of reaction between oxides and glass) | 2020 | 150mm x 150mm x 80mm (Photo: KC studio)

Sogon Kim  Korean South Korea Royal College of Art, UK

Blowing, Coldworking, Capturing the moment of reaction between oxides and glass. $2,600

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Sogon Kim | Untitled | Glass, tin oxide | 135mm x 135mm x 80mm (Photo: Sogon Kim).

Sogon Kim  Korean South Korea Royal College of Art, UK Glassblowing. $1,610

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Eriko Kobayashi | Still Life | Borosilicate glass, soft glass (flame worked, hot sculpted) | 2020 | 26” H x 10” W x 10” D (Photo: Eriko Kobayashi)

Eriko Kobayashi  Japanese United States of America Southern Illinois university, USA Glass Blowing.

Not for sale

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Natalia Komorowska | Once Upon a Blue Moon | Glass (performens) | 2020 | 1.5m x 1.5m x 0.3m (Photo: Natalia Komorowska)

Natalia Komorowska  Polish Poland Academy of Fine Arts, Poland Performance.

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Chloe Kottwitz | Canopy of Branches | Glass, argon, mercury, electricity (neon) | 2021 | 9’ x 4’ x 6’ (Photo: Chloe Kottwitz)

Chloe Kottwitz  American United States of America Alfred University, USA

Glass, argon, mercury, electricity. $2,500

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Eunkyoung Lee | Untitled, Glass (kiln-formed, cold-worked) | 2020 | 6” x 12” x 5” (Photo: Sunghwan Cho)

Eunkyoung Lee

 Korean South Korea

Korea National University of Arts, South Korea Kiln and Cold Working.

Not for sale

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Ying-Chiun Lee | Ecstasy | Glass, wood (hot sculpting in hot shop) | 2020 | 1min 11sec (Photo: Ying-Chiun Lee)

Ying-Chiun Lee  Taiwanese United States of America Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Hot Sculpting.

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Liz Markum | Cow Skull Interaction with Glass | Cow skull, glass, sand, wood (hot ladling) | 2020 | 7” x 30” x 19” (Photo: Liz Markum)

Liz Markum  American United States of America University of Texas at Arlington, USA Hot glass ladeling. $2,500

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Angela McHale | The Rebirth of Venus (Flytrap) | Glass, gas, phosphors and mercury (flameworked, hollow sculpted) | 2020 | 17” x 9” x 8” (Photo: Angela McHale)

Angela McHale  American United States of America Massachusetts College of Art and Design, USA Flameworked and hollow sculpted. $3,000

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Summer Moore | Sacrifice for Your Children | Cast glass, copper, India ink (kiln-formed, inclusion, honeycomb mold) | 2020 | 10” x 15” x 10” (Photo: Summer Moore)

Summer Moore  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Kiln-formed, inclusion, honey comb mold.

Not for sale

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Jiemin Park | Hidden Colors | Glass (cast) | 2021 | 1’ x 2’ x 1’ (Photo: Jiemin Park)

Jiemin Park  Korean United States of America Kookmin University, South Kora Glass Casting.

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Rowan Raskin | Iterations | Glass, steel (kiln-formed) | 2020 | 72” x 1” x 117” (Photo: Rowan Raskin)

Rowan Raskin  American United States of America Rhode Island School of Design, USA Kiln Forming.Glass, Steel.

Not for sale

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Charlott Rodgers | Bone China, Pate de Verre Blue Blown Vessel | Glass, bone china (glassblowing, pate de verre, ceramic slip casting, cold working) | 2020 | 18cm x 12cm x 1cm (Photo: Charlott Rodgers)

Charlott Rodgers  German United States of America Edinburgh College of Art, UK

Glassblowing, Pate de Verre, Ceramic slip casting, cold working. $830

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Betty Rozakis | Gossamer | Modeling glass with colored glass powders (kiln-formed & slumped) | 2020 | Irregular 6” x 9” x 4” (Photo: Betty Rozakis)

Betty Rozakis  American United States of America The Ohio State University, USA Kiln-formed and Slumped.

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Ethan Samaha | Untitled | Glass, neon, custom 3D printed tube supports, transformer (neon) | 2021 | Dimensions vary (Photo: Ethan Samaha)

Ethan Samaha  American United States of America Alfred University, USA Neon.

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Jordan Smith | Semblance of Self | Mixed media, glass, wood, metal (hot glass, cold-worked) | 2020 | 14’ x 24’ (Photo: Jessica Jane Julius)

Jordan Smith  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Hot glass and cold worked.

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Chuchen Song | Internal/ External | Glass (enameling) | 2020 | 24” x 24” x ½” (Photo: Chuchen Song)

Chuchen Song  Chinese United States of America Southern Illnois University, USA Enameling.

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Caroline Strott | Baby’s in the Corner | Borosilicate glass and cotton yarn (flameworking and weaving) | 2021 | 2.5’ x 8” x 1.25’ (Photo: Steven Valera)

Caroline Strott  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture, USA Flameworking and weaving.

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Kaori Takagi | Colony | Glass (lampwork) | 2021 | 46cm x 50cm x 48cm (Photo: Kaori Takagi)

Kaori Takagi  JapaneseJapan The Ohio State University, USA Lampwork.

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Kie Terasawa | Parasitic fruits “Invader” | Glass, metal, clay, wood, styrofoam (blown) | 2021 | 250cm H × 200cm W × 250cm L (Photo: Kie Terasawa)

Kie Terasawa  Japanese Japan Tama Art University, Japan Glass Blowing.

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Ethan Townsend | Effervescent Tide (Baby Fat) | 320kg of molten glass, 17.8 litres of compressed gas, 12,000 fps recorded with a Phantom high-speed camera (blown) | 2020 | Variable size (Photo: Andy Kubit)

Ethan Townsend  American United States of America Rochester Institute of Technology, USA Glass blowing. $10,000

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Amy Truscott | Uranium Body | Blown uranium glass, UV bulb, artist’s body (blown glass with newspaper mould) | 2020 | Glass piece 30cm x 30cm (Photo: Kennedy Rose Martin)

Amy Truscott  British United Kingdom Edinburgh College of Art, UK

Blown glass with newspaper mold.

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Jessica Tsai | Listen to the Cricket | Glass, acetate (flameworked) | 2021 | 10” x 6” x 6” (Photo: Jessica Tsai)

Jessica Tsai  American United States of America Salem, USA

Flameworked. $2,500

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Steven Valera | time erases all things | Glass, metal nails (kiln-formed) | 2020 | Installation: approx 6’ x 12” (Photo: Steven Valera)

Steven Valera  American United States of America Tyler School of Art and Architecture USA Kiln forming.

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Jacob Willcox | USPS | Illuminated glass tube (neon bending) | 2020 | Dimensions may vary (Photo: Jacob Willcox)

Jacob Willcox  American United States of America Alfred University, USA Neon Bending.

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Hoseok Youn | Mask | Glass, 24k gold leaf (blown, cold worked) | 2020 | 20” x 18” x 19” (Photo: Hoseok Youn)

Hoseok Youn  Korean United States of America

Southern Illinois University, USA Blown and cold working $6,000

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HOW TO PURCHASE Enjoy any of the peices in this exhibition catalog? Many of the artworks featured are available for purchase. Follow the instructions below to bring a piece of this exhibition into your own home.

Artwork availble for sale is marked at the bottom of each page.

STEP 1: EMAIL GLASS ART SOCIETY Send an email to Jenna Green at jenna@glassart.org and include the artist’s name and title of work in the subject line. Please mention your location (country and postal code) and communication preference (email or phone.)

STEP 2: CONNECT WITH THE ARTIST GAS will connect you with the artist via email or phone depending on your preference.

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