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$ 9,000
Morgan Peterson
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$10,000
Cassandria Blackmore
Mirrored Herringbone Study
Thalassa
13 x 4¼ x 4¼ in Signed, 2012 Blown, sandblasted glass
40 x 40 x 2 in Signed, 2013 Reverse painting on glass
Morgan Peterson graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2006 with a dual BFA focusing in glass and interrelated media. In 2007 she relocated to Seattle and became involved with Pratt Fine Arts Center and Pilchuck Glass School. She has since continued her education by studying with Walter Liberman, Januz Pozniak, Paul Cunningham, Richard Marquis and Nick Mount. Peterson was a Poleturner for the 2011 and 2012 Pilchuck centerpieces and was one of Randy Walker’s assistants for the 2013 Poleturner team. Currently, she assists artists such as Chuck Lopez, Kelly O’Dell and Courtney Branam.
Cassandria Blackmore is acclaimed for her unconventional approach to reverse painting on glass. She is widely recognized as a pioneering artist whose work goes beyond the traditional boundaries of glass and into the contemporary realm. She completed her thesis exploring Eastern and Western perspectives of art. She is a recipient of the prestigious Hauberg fellowship for painting on glass in 2002 and won a merit scholarship to Pilchuck Glass School in 2013. She was honored as the Renwick Smithsonian artist of the month. Blackmore’s recent commissions include a large scale permanent installation for the lobby of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York.
morganpeterson83@gmail .com
cassandriablac kmore .com
P hoto : Dan Fox
Susan E. Bane Holland Reed
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$17,000
KéKé Cribbs
Stanwood Years
Blade of Ryllam
18 x 14 x 14 in Signed, 2013 Blown glass, gold leaf
36 x 12 x 1½ in Signed, 2013 Reverse fired vitreous enamels on glass, aluminum sheet metal, fabric, acrylic resin, paint
Susan Holland Reed seeks to promote and nourish art–making in herself and fellow artists. Reed holds a BFA and an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design. She has had exhibitions at the Tucson Museum of Art, Museum of American Glass, MIT Museum, Fuller Museum, Newport Art Museum, Elliott Brown Gallery, Bryan Ohno Gallery, Rochester Institute of Technology, Wheeler Gallery, Port of Seattle, Connections Gallery, Slovak Embassy, and the Glass Collection at Lednicke Rovne. Her work is held in collections at Rutgers University, Brown University, and the Museum of American Glass. She has received numerous awards, including the Case Gold Medal for Design in Collaboration with Richard Fishman, Kathryn DeBoer, and Alyssa Zelman. She has written for several publications, and has been a guest lecturer for the International Glass Symposium, Lednicke Rovne, Slovak Republic, Conference Speaker, and SOFA Chicago in 1999.
KéKé Cribbs is an artist who works in glass and mixed media. She has an expertise in fired vitreous enamels and reverse painting on glass and glass mosaics. Her work is internationally collected and is included in the collections of the Corning Museum of Glass, Museum of Arts and Design, New York, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Japan, and the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington. Her work is available at Scott Jacobson Gallery in New York, Traver Gallery, Seattle, and Friesen Gallery in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Ross Richmond
Scott Jacobson Gallery lola@whidbey.com Scottjacobsongallery.com photo: provided by artist info@scottjacobsongallery.com
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$25,000
Davide Salvadore
Tranquil
Piccola Spingarpa
20 x 5 ½ x 5 ½ in Signed, 2013 Blown, hot–sculpted, cast glass, steel
24 x 9 x 17 in Signed, 2011 Blown, carved glass, metal stand
Ross Richmond began working with glass at the Cleveland Institute of Art in 1991, graduating with a BFA in glass and a minor in metals. He has studied and taught at the Penland School of Crafts and Pilchuck Glass School. Richmond began working as an apprentice to William Morris in 1997, eventually becoming a member of his team. His pieces are typically narrative, working mainly with figurative elements and symbolic objects. Richmond’s work shows at a number of galleries across the country and he teaches in the US and Canada. He has worked with William Morris, Jane Rosen, Preston Singletary, and Dale Chihuly.
Davide Salvadore is a Muranese maestro descended from generations of glassworkers. He has collaborated with venerated glasshouses such as Venini, Barovier&Toso, Nason&Moretti, and La Murrina. For Salvadore, working with glass is a way of life and a reverence for glass and its traditions are inherent in everything he does. He combines traditional Italian techniques and elements in innovative ways in his work, which reflects influences such as African tribal imagery, Muranese roads, and the smokestacks of glasshouses. His tireless quest for perfection and drive to push the boundaries of his material have led him to new ways of thinking about glass and its capabilities.
RossRichmond.com
T raver Gallery
DavideSalvadore .com
T ravergallery.com glass@DavideSalvadore .com info@travergallery.com
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