MUSEUM OF GLASS 2021 RED HOT CATALOG

A MUSEUM OF GLASS SOIRÉE 2021 AUCTION CATALOG

Museum of Glass (MOG) is a premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking with the West Coast’s largest and most active museum glass studio. Opened in 2002, the Museum has established a reputation for hosting impactful and engaging artist residencies, organizing national traveling exhibitions, and creating unique programs for visitors, while building a growing permanent collection chronicling the contemporary glass art movement. The Museum provides an environment for artists and the community to ignite creativity, fuel discovery, and enrich lives through glass and glassmaking. Museum of Glass is a non-profit institution supported by individuals like you.

Photo by Brian J. Smith

contents Welcome 4 Signature Goblets & Decanters 5 On the Mic 6 Featured Hot Shop Artist

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Live Auction 9–26 Silent Auction

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Auction Rules 50–51 Acknowledgments 52–71 3

Welcome Dear Friends, On behalf of the Board of Trustees, staff, and volunteers, we’d like to welcome you to the 19th annual Museum of Glass Red Hot. We look forward to a wonderful time celebrating our shared passion for glass and glassmaking and raising proceeds to benefit the Museum’s youth and community programs.

Red Hot 2021 comes at an exciting time for MOG. The Museum is prepping for a landmark year in 2022, which marks the Museum’s 20th anniversary. Additionally, Museum of Glass, in partnership with the city of Tacoma, will host the 2022 international Glass Art Society Conference in May. Both are milestones in the history of the Museum that we can’t wait to share with you, our community.

We’re also excited to welcome revered artist Richard Royal to the MOG Hot Shop for a live, off-the-pipe auction for those attending the Red Hot Soiree in person.

We thank Richard for his participation and extend gratitude to the many artists who donated to the event.

Finally, we share our deepest gratitude to you all for joining us.

DEBBIE LENK Executive Director

WALT RIEHL

Chair, Board of Trustees

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2021 signature Goblets & DECANTERS LET'S TOAST TO THE POWER OF ART! This year's signature goblet and decanter have been designed and hand-blown by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team. Make sure to purchase yours early. These limited edition items are sure to sell out.

Goblets $250 each Decanter $275 each ( Accompanied by a bottle of premium Glass Vodka )

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on the mic LAURA MICHALEK Auctioneer Tacoma-based auctioneer Laura Michalek has an eclectic background, including time spent as the owner of vintage modern furniture stores in Seattle. She was the youngest winner in the history of the Chicago Marathon, completing the feat at 15. She now channels that drive into helping non-profits meet their fundraising goals.

KATIE BUCKINGHAM Auction Emcee Katie Buckingham is the Curator at Museum of Glass and would argue that she has one of the best jobs at MOG—developing exhibitions, researching collections, and coordinating the Visiting Artist Residency Program. She supports our local museum community as the President of the Washington Museum Association.

HEATHER CORNELIUS Off-the-pipe Emcee Heather Cornelius is an independent artist teaching and creating ceramic art in Tacoma. Her goal is to transform the everyday experience by reimagining mundane manufactured items into quality objects containing energy and identity that can last a lifetime.

Photo by Trevor Foyston.

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featured hot Shop artist RICHARD ROYAL A native of the Northwest and resident of Seattle, Richard Royal is recognized internationally as one of the most talented glassblowers of the Studio Glass movement. His sensitivity and natural affinity towards the material reveal themselves within his extensive body of work. Royal’s artistic approach combines fluidity and bold abundance to deliver gracefully attenuated pieces that speak of their elegance and sculptural verticality.

Royal will be creating a piece from his Diamond Cut series for tonight's off-the-pipe auction. This body of work shows the surface of the piece while simultaneously exposing its inner layers. This series has evolved over the past 40 years and is now about color and form, expressing joy and spontaneity, revealing the integration of the “inner” and “outer” self through time and growth.

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Auction notes

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#01

RYAN! FEDDERSEN Gathering Bones LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

$4,350 RYAN! Elizabeth Feddersen is an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation from the Okanogan and Arrow Lakes bands and of mixed European descent. Her interactive murals, site-specific installations, and immersive public artworks activate spaces in Seattle and Tacoma, to honor an Indigenous perspective on the relationship between artist and community.

Gathering Bones is part of the Remains series, a group of vessels that contain stories fused in blown glass. It was created during Feddersen’s 2019 residency at Museum of Glass and exhibited at Tacoma Art Museum in 2020 as a part of The Naturalist and the Trickster: Audubon/RYAN!

ryanfeddersen.com

Thank you RYAN! Feddersen \\ Glass; 9 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. 2019 11

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TANNER WEISS LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Skyscraper $2,535 Based in Seattle, Tanner Weiss creates vessels that combine engraving with blown glass. Using the formality of line and line development, he has created a vocabulary of twodimensional applications that adorn three-dimensional objects. Weiss has worked for artists such as Jen Elek and Jeremy Bert, Janusz Poźniak, Megan Stelljes, Martin Blank, and Matteo Tagliapietra.

Skyscraper is an elegant example of Weiss’ exploration of the visual impact of line, in this instance through the use of finely interlaced cane. This method of color addition contrasts beautifully with his method of subtraction by engraving.

@tanner_weiss_glass

Thank you Tanner Weiss \\ Glass; 27 x 12 in. 2018 – Signed 12

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KATHERINE GRAY $4,000 Katherine Gray draws on the rich historical traditions of glassblowing as well as her explorations of the dichotomy of industrial material versus artistic medium that glass embodies, ranging from mundane to the sublime.

She received the Libenský/ Brychtová Award from Pilchuck Glass School for her artistic and educational contributions to the field and was inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Craft Council in the fall of 2020. Gray resides in Los Angeles and is a Professor of Art at California State University, San Bernardino and Resident Evaluator on the ongoing Netflix series Blown Away.

Pink Sleeve is part of Gray’s newest body of work, Iridescent Entities, a series that explores the beauty and ephemeral phenomena of iridescence.

katherine-gray.com Thank you Katherine Gray \\ Blown and sandblasted glass, iridescent coating; 16 x 8 1/4 x 6 in. 2020 – Signed 13

LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Pink Sleeve

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PRESTON SINGLETARY AND NANCY CALLAN LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Raven in His Canoe $18,000 The art of Preston Singletary has become synonymous with the relationship between European glassblowing traditions and Northwest Native art. Says Singletary, “My work …has helped advocate on the behalf of all Indigenous people—affirming that we are still here—and declaring who we are through our art in connection to our culture.”

Nancy Callan’s artistic voice as a sculptor reflects her pursuit of work created through a language of energetic cane pattern work, “The quest for the perfect form matched with the ideal surface, color, or pattern is an ongoing challenge. But most exciting are the new possibilities that open up through experimentation.”

Raven in His Canoe is a unique collaboration, exemplifying the strengths of these voices.

prestonsingletary.com

nancycallanglass.com

Thank you Preston Singletary and Nancy Callan \\ Blown and sand-carved glass; 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. 2018 – Signed 14

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BENJAMIN COBB Satin Reticulated Stone LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

$2,200 Benjamin Cobb, MOG’s Hot Shop Director, has worked with hundreds of artists over his 25 years of glassblowing.

He holds a BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and, in addition to teaching around the world, was recently a juror for the Toyama International Glass Exhibition in Toyama, Japan. He’s a recognizable leader and voice in the glass community and has contributed to the success of countless works of art.

Satin Reticulated Stone draws inspiration from the natural world as well as scientific process, showcasing Cobb’s command of pattern and form.

benjamincobbglass.com

Thank you Benjamin Cobb \\ Glass; 12 x 10 x 3 1/2 in. 2021 – Signed 15

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HOLLAND AMERICA LINE LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Seven-Day Cruise for Two $4,400 Sail away on a cruise for two in ocean-view accommodations aboard one of Holland America Line's five-star cruise ships. Spend up to seven days enjoying access to award-winning restaurants and thoughtfully crafted activities.

Destinations include Alaska, The Caribbean, Mexico, or Canada/New England.

NOTE: Mutually agreeable date; no expiration.

Airfare not included.

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TRENTON QUIOCHO $4,000 Trenton Quiocho is a Tacoma-based artist dedicated to the craft of glass and youth development through art. He began his explorations in glass as a student in Tacoma and has continued with the material for more than a decade. He has worked as a glassblower and hot shop technician with organizations including Chihuly Boathouse, Glassybaby, Hilltop Artists, and Museum of Glass. Quiocho also works as an instructor for the Museum of Glass’ Hot Shop Heroes™ program, Pilchuck Glass School, and Hilltop Artists.

Rooster is a vibrant example of Quiocho’s work and his pursuit of a revitalized visual language inspired by his Filipino heritage.

basoglass.com

Thank you Trenton Quiocho \\ Glass and steel; 15 x 3 1/2 x 18 in. 2020 – Signed 17

LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Rooster

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GABE FEENAN LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Column $4,300 Gabe Feenan has held the coveted position of resident gaffer at Museum of Glass since 2002 and has worked with hundreds of fellow artists. He has demonstrated and exhibited around the world. Feenan's personal work is elegant and refined, emphasizing the optical qualities of glass through gravity-defying stacked geometric shapes.

Column exemplifies the impeccable craftsmanship and bold minimalism which are signatures of his artistic style.

gabefeenanglass.com

Thank you Gabe Feenan \\ Blown and solid, hot-assembled, hot-textured glass; 28 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. 2017 – Signed 18

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WASHINGTON, DC ART EXPERIENCE Revisit the story of Raven LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Priceless Travel to Washington, DC and experience Preston Singletary’s seminal exhibition, Raven and the Box of Daylight at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI).

The exhibition, which was organized by Museum of Glass, is scheduled to open in late January 2022.

PACKAGE INCLUDES: • Two round trip flights • Two-night stay at Hilton Washington, DC Capitol Hill • Private tour of the Raven and the Box of Daylight exhibition • Gift cards to acclaimed DC restaurants Photo by Russell Johnson.

Thank you

Alaska Airlines, Hilton Washington, DC Capitol Hill, and participating restaurants.

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JOHN KILEY LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Spherical Overlap and Private Studio Party $10,000 John Kiley uses primary geometric forms as the architecture for his glass sculptures. He was an integral member of Team Chihuly and worked assisting Dante Marioni and Benjamin Moore before working as a team member with Lino Tagliapietra for 15 years.

In Spherical Overlap, spherical forms, juxtaposed colors, and carved optic passageways create a separation of space and a balanced edge that seems to defy gravity.

In addition to the artwork, enjoy a private studio party for up to 20 guests hosted by John Kiley at his Ballard studio. The event features shuffleboard, billiards, art, beer and wine, and delicious appetizers prepared by Joe Monahan of Class Act Catering.

Party to be scheduled at a mutually agreeable time. All guests must be fully vaccinated.

johnkiley.com Thank you John Kiley \\ Glass; 5 3/4 x 7 3/4 x 5 3/4 in. 2021 – Signed 20

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JOE FEDDERSEN Social Distancing LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

$7,500 Joe Feddersen, a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, lives and works in Omak, Washington. He has been featured in numerous national exhibitions and was the subject of a major retrospective exhibition and monograph, Vital Signs, organized in conjunction with Froelick Gallery (Portland, Oregon) and the Hallie Ford Museum of Art at Willamette University (Salem, Oregon).

MOG was honored to host Feddersen as the first Visiting Artist after the Museum’s reopening earlier this spring.

Social Distancing was created during that residency and illustrates Feddersen’s signature synthesis of current events and the traditions of Colville basket weavers.

Thank you Joe Feddersen \\ Mirrored blown Plateau basket form with pickups; 16 x 8 7/8 x 16 in. 2021 – Signed 21

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JEAN-PIERRE CANLIS LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Breathe Prototype $4,200 Seattle-based artist Jean-Pierre Canlis’ technical ability allows his work to connect his innate curiosity with art that evokes a personal narrative. He studied glass at Alfred University's School of Art and Design in New York and worked with Dale Chihuly for 10 years before pursuing his own business, Canlis Glass. Growing up in Hawaii on Oahu, Canlis draws inspiration from his love for the ocean and nature.

Breathe Prototype is assembled from multiple components of other pieces, coldworked down to descending sizes, put back together into a graceful, segmented curve.

canlisglass.com

Thank you Jean-Pierre Canlis \\ Hand-blown glass; 28 x 8 x 11 in. 2010 – Signed 22

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ETHAN STERN $7,800 Pushing glass beyond the anatomy of the vessel, Ethan Stern’s work is an ongoing exploration of abstraction, color, texture, and light. He earned his Associates Degree in Ceramics at TAFE College in Brisbane Australia and his BFA in Sculpture and Glass from Alfred University in New York.

Although glass typically reflects light, in Dark Light Stern is drawn to a richer, more luminous effect that can be achieved by carving and engraving the surface. These engraved marks, like the stroke of a paintbrush on canvas or a finger pushed into clay, leave evidence of the artist's hand and are undeniably connected to his process and the nature of the material itself.

ethanstern.com

Thank you Ethan Stern \\ Blown and wheel-cut glass; 16 1/2 x 15 x 4 in. 2013 – Signed 23

LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Dark Light

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OBEN ABRIGHT LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Untitled Bust $9,000 Oben Abright was born in 1980 in San Francisco. The son of artists, Abright spent his early years drawing, painting, and making clay sculptures in his parents' studio. He received a BFA in glass from California College of Arts in 2004. Abright maintains a studio in Oakland, California.

Abright is highly acclaimed for blown glass and painted portrait sculptures like Untitled Bust. Abright believes that the physicality of sculpture lends more weight as a form of documentation than photography or written essays and articles. The intention of this gritty, lifelike work is to raise awareness of social issues in neglected, impoverished, and war-torn countries.

obenabright.com

Thank you Oben Abright \\ Blown glass; 11 x 12 x 9 in. 2021 – Signed 24

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LINO TAGLIAPIETRA An Evening with the Maestro LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Two Tickets, $2,500 each Lino Tagliapietra needs no introduction; he is the world’s most recognizable and venerated living glass artist. Now at 87 years old, Tagliapietra has announced his retirement from the furnace in the United States. The maestro will make a final visit to the Museum of Glass Hot Shop and host an exclusive demonstration followed by a catered meal.

This rare opportunity to engage with the maestro and see him work is available for 10 people (tickets sold individually).

NOTE: Date to be determined.

linotagliapietra.com Photo by Ken Emly.

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RICHARD ROYAL LIVE AUCTION • BIDDING BEGINS AT 7:30 PM

Off-the-pipe

Stick around after the Live Auction and witness this years Featured Hot Shop Artist, Richard Royal, create a one-of-a-kind piece of art to be auctioned off-the-pipe!

Royal will be creating work from his Diamond Cut series, which was originally conceived as a metaphor for selfexploration. The series has evolved over the past 40 years and is now about color and form, expressing joy and spontaneity, and revealing the integration of the “inner” and “outer” self through time and growth.

richardroyalstudio.com

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SILENT AUCTION

Teal Snake

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PEARL DICK Aligned

$3,500

$2,400

meganstelljes.com

pearldick.com

Thank you Megan Stelljes Neon, soft glass; 20 x 27 x 3 in. 2021

Thank you Pearl Dick Glass; 9 x 8 x 4 in. 2021 – Signed 29

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MEGAN STELLJES

SARAH E. GILBERT

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Untitled

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JEFF MARTIN Excavated Vessel

$1,500

$2,800

sarahgilbertglass.com

jeffmartinjoinery.ca

Photo by Stephine Dore.

Thank you Sarah E. Gilbert Blown glass, wood; 10 x 6 x 8 1/2 in. 2021 – Signed

Thank you Jeff Martin Mold-blown glass; 12 x 8 x 8 in. 2019 – Signed 30

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Cinnabar Edge

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KATRINA HUDE A Weight of Conscience

$3,000

$2,700

tonysorgenfrei.com

katrinahude.com

Thank you Tony Sorgenfrei Glass; 7 x 23 x 3 1/2 in. 2020 – Signed

Thank you Katrina Hude Glass; 7 1/2 x 5 x 5 in. 2011 – Signed 31

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TONY SORGENFREI

BEN BERES

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Look What We Have Here

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NED CANTRELL Inflatable Whale

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$850

$1,300

benberes.com

nedcantrell.dk

Thank you Ben Beres Sand-carved glass; 7 x 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 in. 2020

Thank you Ned Cantrell Solid-sculpted glass; 5 7/8 x 2 1/2 x 10 in. 2019 – Signed 32

Clear Candelooper

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JASON CHRISTIAN Shadow

$1,800

$750

beccyfeather.com

jasonchristianglassdesigns.com

Thank you Beccy Feather Borosilicate glass; 17 3/8 x 19 1/2 x 9 3/8 in. 2021 – Signed

Thank you Jason Christian Glass; 19 x 9 1/2 in. 2019 – Signed 33

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BECCY FEATHER

MATHIEU GRODET Murrini "Rise Like Lyons"

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BRENT ROGERS Pizza Python

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

$300

$1,800

mathieugrodetglass.com

Thank you Mathieu Grodet Glass; 4 x 3 x 0.3 cm. 2021

Thank you Brent Rogers Glass; 20 x 20 in. 2021 – Signed 34

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25th Anniversary Silver Edition Center Pieces

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JAAN ANDRES POLDAAS

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Coded Bowls – Rose with Mint $1,850

$1,800

hilltopartists.org

jaanandres.com

Thank you Hilltop Artists Hand-blown glass; 8 x 8 x 18, 7 x 7 x 16, 6 x 6 x 15 in. 2019

Thank you Jaan Andres Poldaas Hot-sculpted, carved, polished glass; 10 x 5, 9 x 3 1/2 in. 2019 Signed 35

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

HILLTOP ARTISTS

CAROL MILNE

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Mariner

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TWO TONE STUDIOS Spiral Cups and Caddy

$1,800

$750

carolmilne.com

twotonestudios.com

Thank you Carol Milne Kiln cast lead crystal; 5 x 13 x 5 1/2 in. 2020 – Signed

Thank you Lisa Zerkowitz and Boyd Sugiki Hand-blown glass, metal; 13 x 8 x 9 in. 2020 – Signed 36

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Carafe Set

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COLEMAN ANDERSON Trypophobic Lamp

$220

$500

publicglass.org

Instagram.com/253coleman

Thank you DH McNabb Glass: 3 3/4 x 2 1/4 at base x 3 in. at lip Carafe: 9 1/4 x 4 1/2 at base x 1 3/4 in. at lip. 2021

Thank you Coleman Anderson Borosilicate glass; 18 x 10 in. 2021 37

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PUBLIC GLASS

KEVIN M. REGAN

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Collection of Cane Garden Art

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DAVIS FREEMAN Botanical Bouquet

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$375

$1,150

centralglassworks.org

davisfreeman.com/#/art-environment/

Thank you Central Glassworks Blown glass on copper; 4 x 2 ft. 2021 – Signed

Thank you Davis Freeman and Museum Quality Framing Photographic color print; Framed size: 22 1/4 x 26 1/4 in. 2002 Signed 38

Red Hot Amethyst Cobalto Battuto Necklace

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KATHRYN OSGOOD Blue Pendant

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$600

$1,100

genningerstudio.com

kathrynosgoodstudio.com

Thank you Leslie Ann Genninger Flame-worked glass beads with 24K white gold leaf inclusions; 23 in. 2020 – Signed

Thank you Kathryn Osgood Copper, enamel, sterling, powdercoat, felt; 3 x 1 3/4 x 1/2 in. 2019 Signed 39

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

LESLIE ANN GENNINGER

JEAN CHEELY

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Own a Piece of NASA History

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A NOD TO DESIGN

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Convergent Necklace

$350

$448

jeancheely.com

anodtodesign.com

Thank you Jean Cheely NASA dichroic glass, sterling silver; 11 3/4 x 2 in.

Thank you Wenjing Yang Glass beads, brass, semi-precious stones; Length: 23 3/4 in.

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Open Weave Pendant

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GRETCHEN MCALLISTER

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Blue Aquamarine and Brass Boho Earrings

$249

$38

jeanshafferart.com

etsy.com/shop/SplendorandStone

Thank you Jean Shaffer Sterling silver and dichroic glass pendant with an 18 in. sterling rolo chain; 2 1/4 x 1 1/2 x 2/5 in. 2019

Thank you Gretchen McAllister Blue aquamarine and brass fringe; 5 1/4 x 3/4 in. 2021 41

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

JEAN SHAFFER

MARY STAFFORD Nacre Aqueous

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JOANNA MANOUSIS Banana $300

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

$350

joannamanousis.com

Thank you Mary Stafford Sterling silver, Mabe pearls; 1 1/2 x 11/16 x 5/16 in. 2021

Thank you Museum of Glass Trustee Enamel over metal; 1 x 3 in. 2019 42

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CAROL MILNE

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UNKNOWN ARTIST Exotic Necklace

$350

$250 SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Entrelac Glass Necklace

130

carolmilne.com

Thank you Museum of Glass Trustee Glass; 2 x 4 in. 2019

Thank you Museum of Glass Trustee

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LINO TAGLIAPIETRA

Private Vodka Tasting and

$2,500 per ticket

Handblown Bottle

Quantity: Eight tickets

Priceless Photo by Ken Emly.

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

An Evening with the Maestro

GLASS DISTILLERY

At 87 years old, Lino Tagliapietra has announced his retirement from the furnace in the United States.

The maestro will make a final visit to the Museum of Glass Hot Shop and host an exclusive demonstration followed by a catered meal. This rare opportunity to engage with the maestro and see him work is available for 10 people (tickets sold individually).

Enjoy a private vodka tasting for eight at Glass Distillery’s new Woodinville location. You’ll also take home a 1.75L custom glass art bottle and stopper, filled with Glass Vodka.

NOTE: Date to be determined.

linotagliapietra.com Thank you Lino Tagliapietra

Thank you Ian MacNeil and Glass Distillery 44

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Hand-rolled Cigars and Accessories

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TACOMA DATE NIGHT

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Dinner, Movie, and Premium Hotel Stay $344

$1,050

Enjoy an evening out in the City of Destiny.

PACKAGE INCLUDES: Start your collection or add to it with this carefully curated selection of 75 premium hand-rolled cigars.

Package includes a tabletop humidor, glass indoor/ outdoor ashtray, torch cigar lighter, and travel humidor.

• $100 Gift Card to The Social Bar & Grill

Thank you Ted Lagreid

Thank you The Social Bar & Grill, The Grand Cinema, and Marriott Tacoma Downtown

• Two passes to The Grand Cinema • One-night stay at Marriott Tacoma Downtown

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SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

CIGAR ENTHUSIAST

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

MUSEUM OF GLASS HOT SHOP TEAM

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EMILY MARTIN AND SOL STONE WINERY

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Curated Wine Selection and

Hand-blown Magnum

Handmade Bottle Accessories

$1,500

$409

Take home this magnum bottle, hand-blown by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team, along with a 1.5L magnum bottle of 2015 Dedication Cabernet Sauvignon from Browne Family Vineyards.

Enjoy a handmade bottle opener and toppers from artist Emily Martin and the owners' favorites collection from Sol Stone Winery, including: • Stoners Red, 2018 • Tempranillo, 2018 • Rose, 2020 – Best of Show Seattle Wine Awards 2010 • Viognier, 2019 Thank you Emily Martin and Sol Stone Winery

Thank you Browne Family Vineyards and Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team Blown glass; 26 x 4 1/2 in. 2018 46

Evo Longboard and Gift Card

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WALL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY PACKAGE

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Stafford Portraits Session and Art

$300

$500

Hit the streets in style with a black and green 32 in. Globe Big Blazer Cruiser and $150 EVO gift card.

Package includes design appointment, portrait session, and $250 towards any wall portrait art. Session may be used for families, couples, or senior grads.

Thank you EVO

Thank you Amie Stafford

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SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

TICKET TO RIDE

BEHIND THE SCENES Tour MOG’s Iconic Hot Shop

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HIGH DESERT ESCAPE Bend, Oregon Museum Package

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

Priceless

140

Priceless

PACKAGE INCLUDES • Overnight stay at Doubletree Hilton Hotel in Bend • $20 gift certificate to PALATE | A coffee bar • Two passes to the High Desert Museum Join Museum of Glass for an exclusive behind-thescenes experience. Up to six guests will enjoy a tour of the Hot Shop and have the opportunity to create a blown glass memento. Beverages and light snacks will be provided. Also included is a $100 gift card to The Social Bar & Grill, located on Dock Street.

• Exclusive behind-the-scenes vault tour for up to eight people

Thank you The Social Bar & Grill

Thank you High Desert Museum

NOTE: Dates to be mutually agreed upon; ages 8 years and up. Not valid on holidays or weekends. Must be booked through the High Desert Museum in advance (call 541-382-4754 ext. 284). Expires 8/31/2022.

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One Month Everything Membership

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HAVE YOU VOTED FOR THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE

$215

CONEY AWARD YET? The Coney Award honors the generous artists that choose to donate their work to Red Hot. The winner of the People's Choice Award will receive a coveted one-week residency and opportunity to collaborate with MOG's nationally recognized Hot Shop Team.

One month Everything Membership, including a yoga mat, foam block, and coffee tumbler.

CAST YOUR BALLOT AT THE VOTING STATION BEFORE BEING SEATED FOR DINNER AT 7PM

Thank you Prana Hot Yoga & Body Sculpt 49

SILENT AUCTION • ONLINE BIDDING CLOSES 9/25 AT 7PM

YOGA PACKAGE

Auction Rules and Information or remote participants, must be placed via the online bidding portal using a smartphone, tablet, or computer. Museum of Glass has a right to adjust the auction close time but will notify all bidders via text if there is a new auction close time.

1. In accordance with laws of the State of Washington, a bid acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item, and a bid acknowledged by the silent auction official as the top bid is a legal contract to purchase that silent auction item.

a. Placing a virtual bid: In the online bidding portal, select the package you wish to bid on and select one of the following bid options: Bid – Bid the next increment; Bid More – Bid more than the next increment or set your Max Bid! If using a Max bid: Bidding will automatically continue in your favor until your max bid is reached, or until the auction closes. If your bid is lower than the highest max bid on that package, you will be prompted to enter a higher bid. Buy – If this option is enabled, you can purchase the package for the price listed. If you are outbid, you will receive a text message notification.

2. Live Auction In-Person Bidding: The Live Auction is not a virtual event. Bids must be entered by in-person guests, or via proxy or telephone bidding as described below. The auctioneer is the final decision-maker on all live auction activities.

3. Live Auction Remote Bidding: Proxy and telephone bidding are available for all live auction items. If you are interested in either of these options, contact Hilary Conner at 253.284.4708 or hconner@museumofglass.org by 5pm on Wednesday, September 22, 2021. a. Proxy Bidding: During the auction, an assigned volunteer will enter bids based on the bidder’s completed proxy bidding form. The maximum bid amount listed on the proxy bidding form will not be exceeded. When a proxy bidder is the winner, they will pay the final bid price, which may or may not be the maximum bid amount listed.

5. In-Person Guest Payment: We will gladly accept your payment by cash, personal or corporate check, VISA, American Express, MasterCard, or Discover. Please make all checks payable to Museum of Glass. A receipt suitable for tax purposes will be mailed to you following the event.

Payment in full is required on the evening of Red Hot, Saturday, September 25, 2021.

b. Telephone Bidding: During the auction, an assigned volunteer will contact the telephone bidder by phone and will enter bids on the telephone bidder’s behalf.

a. Express Pay is available at the event and is designed to eliminate the need to visit the BANK at the end of the evening to make payment. At the end of the evening, simply proceed to item pick-up and completely bypass the bank line. While registering for Red Hot, you will be asked to provide a credit card. VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover will all be gladly accepted. If you

4. Silent Auction: The silent auction is virtual. Bids can be placed beginning at 12pm on Monday, September 20, 2021, until the close of the silent auction at 7pm on Saturday, September 25, 2021. Silent auction items will be on display at the in-person Red Hot event. All bids, whether placed by in-person guests 50

Auction Rules and Information...cont. accommodations, dates, or associated activities are not available through seller and requests for same will not be accepted. Any trips or events comprising all or part of an auction lot shall, unless otherwise specified in the lot description, be subject to convenient scheduling by the lot donors and the successful bidder. Note: Some trips and events are date-specific and cannot be rescheduled.

don’t make any purchases, we will simply destroy your credit card information.

6. Online Bidding Payment: The credit card you entered at the time of registration will automatically serve as your method of payment. If you wish to arrange payment in another way, contact Hilary Conner at 253.284.4708 hconner@museumofglass.org by 5pm on Thursday, September 23, 2021.

13. Unless otherwise noted, all goods and services must be claimed and used within 12 months of the auction date.

7. All purchases/transactions at Red Hot are exempt from sales tax. All other taxes and licenses are the responsibility of the purchaser.

14. Museum of Glass has attempted to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where is.” Museum of Glass neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog, orally at the auction, or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. The values listed are estimates of fair market value provided by the donor. Items have not been professionally appraised.

8. A credit card processing fee of 3% will be added to all purchases paid for by credit card to cover charges incurred by the Museum. There is no fee for purchases paid by check.

9. Museum of Glass is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Bidders may be entitled to deduct a portion of their payments for auction lots as a charitable contribution. Each bidder should consult his or her tax advisor regarding the actual fair market value and the deductibility for state and federal income tax purposes. Museum of Glass will provide documentation as required by law following the auction.

15. Collection and Shipping of Items: Most auction items will be available for pick-up on Saturday, September 25, 2021, at the conclusion of the evening. MOG volunteers will pack your purchases for you to take home at no extra charge. An itemized receipt of your purchases will be mailed to you within 14 business days after the event. For in-person guests and athome participants, items not picked up from MOG by Friday, October 1, 2021, will be shipped at the buyer’s expense via UPS shipping.

10. All purchases are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items either at Red Hot or the donor’s place of business unless otherwise stated.

11. Any item not receiving the required minimum bid may be removed from the auction.

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In Memoriam

GREG OWEN JESSE ENGLAND DYLAN BETZ JACKIE PANCARI PAT RIEHL In the last year, Museum of Glass sadly said goodbye to several artists and friends. We join the family, friends, and the glass community at large, in mourning the loss of these dear individuals.

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thank you Red Hot involves the combined efforts of many Museum staff, volunteers, and board members. We are so very grateful for your devotion and support of MOG. We’d also like to thank Richard Royal for being our featured artist of the evening and providing a glimpse of what makes MOG's Hot Shop so special—being able to engage with artists as they create work. And, we would not be here tonight without the generous donations from artists from around the world who have found a home and a place to experiment at MOG. We know the pandemic has greatly impacted the artist community and we are grateful for your incredible contributions.

And, our most heartfelt thank you to our guests for bringing your passion for glass to Red Hot 2021. Your participation is what enables the Museum to pursue our vision as a signature glassmaking venue shaping the future of glass.

Thank you!

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Auction notes

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artists A–Z Abright, Oben — 24

Feddersen, RYAN! — 11

Martin, Jeff — 30

Anderson, Coleman — 37

Feenan, Gabe — 18

McAllister, Gretchen — 41

Beres, Ben — 32

Freeman, Davis — 38

McNabb, DH — 37

Callan, Nancy — 14

Genninger, Leslie Ann — 39

Milne, Carol — 36, 43

Canlis, Jean-Pierre — 22

Gilbert, Sarah E. — 30

MOG Hot Shop Team — 5, 46, 48

Cantrell, Ned — 32

Gray, Katherine — 13

Osgood, Kathryn — 39

Cheely, Jean — 40

Grodet, Mathieu — 34

Poldaas, Jaan Andres — 35

Christian, Jason — 33

Hilltop Artists — 35

Quiocho, Trenton — 17

Cobb, Benjamin — 15

Hude, Katrina — 31

Regan, Kevin M. — 38

Dick, Pearl — 29

Kiley, John — 20

Rogers, Brent — 34

Feather, Beccy — 33

Manousis, Joanna — 42

Royal, Richard — 7, 26

Feddersen, Joe — 21

Martin, Emily — 46

Shaffer, Jean — 41

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Singletary, Preston — 14

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Sorgenfrei, Tony — 31 Stafford, Mary — 42

DONATING ARTISTS!

Stelljes, Megan — 29 Stern, Ethan — 23 Sugiki, Boyd — 36 Tagliapietra, Lino — 25, 44

Unless otherwise noted, all photos were photographed

by Scott Mitchell Leen, Museum of Glass staff, or provided

Weiss, Tanner — 12

courtesy of the artist(s), donor(s), individual(s),

Yang, Wenjing — 40

or organization(s) represented therein.

Zerkowitz, Lisa — 36

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