Pilchuck: Molten Magic

Pilchuck: Molten Magic

48th Annual Auction & Gala

10.17.26

Welcome to Pilchuck Glass School’s Auction, Gala and Celebration of Glass

Pilchuck Glass School fosters and educates a diverse worldwide community that explores the creative use of glass in art and design. The school is located 50 miles north of Seattle, Washington, in the forested foothills of the Cascade Range overlooking Puget Sound. Each summer and fall, Pilchuck offers a broad spectrum of courses in the use of glass as an expressive material, along with annual residencies for emerging and established artists. Pilchuck’s programs, residencies and events emphasize experimentation, investigation, teamwork and personal growth. Students and Guest Artists from all over the world and across the United States come to Pilchuck. Since its founding in 1971 by Dale Chihuly, Anne Gould Hauberg (1917–2016), and John H. Hauberg (1916–2002), Pilchuck has been a creative retreat where artists teach artists in a supportive environment. Pilchuck is open to applications from novice, aspiring and professional artists with the desire and commitment to learn in any of the one- to three-week workshops offered from May to September. The school also invites renowned artists who typically work in media other than glass to expand their art through collaboration and individual research by working with accomplished glassmakers. Fall and spring residencies provide emerging and established artists working in glass the time and space to develop new processes or create fresh bodies of work through individual and collaborative projects. Pilchuck’s outreach and special events connect our extended community of artists and supporters. Events take place on campus, in Seattle and throughout the United States and abroad, showcasing the breadth and depth of contemporary art created with glass.

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Schedule of events SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026 4:30 PM PDT Guest registration (Fremont Studios foyer) Drinks and hors d’oeuvres served (Studio B) Silent Auction begins (Studio B) Live Auction preview (Foyer and stage) 5:50 PM PDT Spotlight closes (Studio B) 6:00 PM PDT Silent 1: Form & Function closes (Studio B) 6:10 PM PDT Silent 2: Molten Magic closes (Studio B) 6:30 PM PDT Welcome (by Fred Northup) Dinner served (Dining Room) Program (Dining Room) Live Auction & Fund the Future (Dining Room) 9:00 PM PDT After Party begins (Studio B) Smash Booth opens (Studio B) 11:00 PM PDT Event concludes

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Table of contents Schedule of Events........................................................................................................ 2 Welcome Letter.............................................................................................................. 4 Artist Awards................................................................................................................... 6 Heartfelt Gratitude........................................................................................................ 7 How the Auction Works................................................................................................ 8 Ways to Give.................................................................................................................. 10 Live Auction (Items 1–24)..................................................................................... 12-21 Fund the Future............................................................................................................22 Silent Auction sections: Spotlight (Items 101–144).............................................................................24–40 Silent Auction 1 (Items 201–238)...............................................................42–53 Silent Auction 2 (Items 301–378)...............................................................54–76 Supporters.............................................................................................................95–99 Index of Donating Artists................................................................................100-102 Glossary of terms.......................................................................................................103

Indicates an item may incur higher shipping costs due to high insurance values, weight, or oversize packaging requirements.

PRESENTERS

Fred Northup, Jr. Auctioneer

MiNHi England Reader

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Welcome, from your hosts Dear Friends,   On behalf of the Pilchuck staff, Trustees, and community of artists, welcome to our 48th Annual Auction Pilchuck: Molten Magic.

JAYNE RAMIREZ SPECTOR Auction Co-Chair

Pilchuck Glass School was co-founded in 1971 by Dale Chihuly, Anne Gould Hauberg, and John H. Hauberg. That first summer was built upon a dream that Chihuly had for a school in the Pacific Northwest where artists would teach other artists. During that initial summer, Chihuly and 18 students built furnaces, blew glass, and learned from one another through experimentation and collaboration. What has followed each summer after that has carried that spirit of artists coming together to teach one another, share techniques, push the material of glass in new and innovative ways and build an international community of artists who learn from one another. The Pilchuck experience has often been described as magical. It is unique, immersive and perhaps a bit intense. Coming to Pilchuck means an artist is pushing themselves, learning a new technique or using the material of glass for the first time. Through every challenge they face, artists make creative breakthroughs and often new friends for life. This year’s auction theme touches on that magic—both the magic of Pilchuck and of glass in its molten state. For 55 years, our campus and studios have provided the space for students to explore the endless possibilities of glass—from glassblowing, flameworking, casting, coldworking, neon, fusing, vitreography and more.        We are thrilled you are joining us for this unforgettable evening. Tonight, you can help us ensure the future of Pilchuck, the contemporary glass movement, and opportunities for future generations of artists to attend Pilchuck. When you purchase a work of art or when you raise your paddle to Fund the Future, you are directly supporting artists and ensuring that Pilchuck Glass School will be here for generations to come. And don’t forget to stay for our After Party where you can smash glass, which also helps support our summer program and our sustainability efforts on campus!

KATRINA RUSSELL Auction Co-Chair

DONNA DAVIES Executive Director

Whether you have been with us from the beginning or tonight is your first auction, we thank you for supporting Pilchuck Glass School. Please, bid generously, bid often, and bid to support the artists who come to Pilchuck to change the future of glass! We cannot thank you enough for your support. We appreciate you joining us tonight for our biggest fundraiser of the year and helping us make this evening a tremendous success! We are eternally grateful for the honor of serving Pilchuck Glass School and, once again, we welcome you to Pilchuck: Molten Magic!

JAYNE RAMIREZ SPECTOR

DONNA DAVIES

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KATRINA RUSSELL

TOBY LEVY

TOBY LEVY Board President

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Artist Awards SCHOLARSHIPS

PARTNER AWARDS

Felicity Machado

Yoshie Sugo Barrio Glassworks Artist Appreciation Award

MiNHi England HIS Glassworks, Inc. Artist Appreciation Award

Katie Miller Bullseye Glass Co. Artist Appreciation Award

Danielle Brensinger Hot Glass Color & Supply Artist Appreciation Award

Juror’s Choice Scholarship Award

Megan Stelljes Olympic Color Rods Artist Appreciation Award

Emily Martin

Auction Committee’s Choice Scholarship Award Savanah Laux

Friends of Pilchuck Emerging Artist Scholarship Award Sayaka Suzuki

Friends of Pilchuck Award for Innovation Scholarship Ellye Sevier

Friends of Pilchuck First Time Student Scholarship Award Alexander Morrison

Friends of Pilchuck Alternative Medium Scholarship Award

“Attending Pilchuck was a pivotal moment in my development as an artist. It reshaped how I see myself within my practice and within a broader artistic community. I am deeply grateful to be part of a place that continues to have such a lasting influence on both my work and my sense of belonging as an artist.” ELLEN SHERRY

Philadelphia, PA

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Heartfelt Gratitude Pilchuck Glass School wishes to extend its heartfelt gratitude to the following for their generous support of our 48th Annual Auction & Gala. Thank you to all of our dedicated auction volunteers who help make this event a success every year! AUCTION COMMITTEE

Jayne Ramirez Spector, Co-Chair Katrina Russell, Co-Chair Julie D’Amico, Decor Co-Chair Stacy Kendall, Decor Co-Chair

AUCTION JURY

Kiley Branson Alix Cannon Jen Elek Tommy Gregory Mary Lu Hawes Toby Levy Ian MacNeil Roger MacPherson Ashly McBride Bruce McKee

Carla Nichols Carey Page Leah St. Lawrence Kait Rhoads Michelle Ulick Rosenthal Åsa Sandlund Amy Stonecipher KCJ Szwedzinski Marie Ward

AUCTION BENEFACTORS

TABLE SPONSORS

SILVER Bryce and Chris Seidl Nathaniel Page and Fay Hauberg Page Donna and Steve Burnstead

Christopher Lee Campbell Alix Cannon Chihuly Studio Adam Cohen Tony Cole Kathy Gerlich Taylor and Mary Lu Hawes Tom and Kendra Kasten Kunath Karren Rinne & Atkin LLC Toby Levy Ian and Laura MacNeil

Kate Elliott Sandy McDade Tina Oldknow

Roger and Nancy MacPherson Tom Mansfield Bruce and Wendy McKee Pacific Denkman Company Katrina Russell and Jeff Lehman Robert Sesnon John Simpson Warren and Jayne Spector Amy Stonecipher Veris Law Group PLLC Richard and Barbara Wortley

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF PILCHUCK GLASS SCHOOL

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How the auction works

AUCTION RULES

TAX RECEIPTS

— All bids are final and non-retractable. The highest bids (either acknowledged by the auctioneer during the live event or written on a paper bid sheet) are legal contracts to purchase the item. All purchases made are FINAL and there will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise noted.

You will receive a transaction-based receipt once your card is successfully charged or payment is made. Tax receipts will be emailed or mailed following the auction. No sales tax is charged on auction item purchases as all items have been donated to Pilchuck Glass School. Pilchuck Glass School is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our tax ID# is 91-0963132. Please consult your tax advisor for details.

— Credit cards on file will be automatically charged within 72 hours after the close of the auction unless other arrangements are made. If payment is unsuccessful within 72 hours, any items won may go to the next highest bidder at the discretion of the organization. — To arrange payment through a different method, please contact ldooley@pilchuck.org in advance of the auction or during in-person checkout. If no other arrangement is made in advance of the auction, the credit card on file will be automatically charged.

To cover the costs of online processing services and ensure 100% of your gifts and purchases go towards support for Pilchuck Glass School, all credit card purchases will include a fee of $.30 and 2.9%. To opt out of this fee, you can make arrangements to pay through a different method. ART PICK-UP & SHIPPING

— The organization reserves the right to add or withdraw items from the auction without notice before final bids are made.

Auction purchases will be available for pick-up the evening of the auction at the checkout table after the live auction concludes.

— Pilchuck Glass School neither warrants nor represents, and in no way shall be responsible for, the correctness of descriptions or conditions of items or arrangements.

Patrons are encouraged to pick up your purchases from Pilchuck Glass School’s Seattle office during one of our designated art pickup days. A member of the Pilchuck staff will reach out to you following the event to make arrangements for pickup.

— All goods and services must be claimed and used within the dates and guidelines as noted in item description. — Auction items are awarded to one purchaser only. — By bidding in the live or silent auction, each bidder agrees to these auction rules. — Per IRS guidelines, auction art purchases are not tax deductible. DAFs, IRA distributions, and QCDs cannot be used to purchase artwork.

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ADMINISTRATION FEE

Artwork can also be shipped via UPS. The cost of shipping is the sole responsibility of the purchaser. UPS will issue the purchaser an invoice for the total shipping cost once it has been determined. PLEASE NOTE: Shipping fees are not included in the price of the artwork and will be calculated after the auction. Marked items may incur higher shipping costs due to high insurance: value, weight, or oversize packaging requirements. Shipped items will be insured for the amount of their fair market value. Crated items may require additional time for packing and require special delivery via an art handling transport.

Patrons who have purchased a Gold or Silver Level Benefactor ticket are eligible to receive complimentary art delivery within 30 miles of Seattle and will be contacted following the auction to arrange a delivery time. This service does not include artwork installation. If you have questions about shipping, please contact cthomas@pilchuck.org. If you have not made pick-up or shipping arrangements by November 17, 2026, Pilchuck will ship the item(s) to the purchaser at their expense or reserves the right to reclaim the item as property of the school. HOW THE LIVE AUCTION WORKS Bidding for the live auction will take place IN PERSON or BY PROXY. Please follow the directions below, based on whether you are participating in person or by proxy: In-Person Participation: All in-person bidding on live auction items will take place using physical bid cards in the Fremont Studios dining room. To bid in the live auction, hold your bid card up high with the number facing the auctioneer. Either the auctioneer or a bid spotter can accept your bid. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid that is merely a fractional advance over the previous bid. The highest bid acknowledged by the auctioneer is deemed a legal contract with that bidder to purchase the item. You may preview live auction items in the entrance area and on the stage of Fremont Studios prior to the live auction. The preview period ends once the live auction begins.

Phone Bidding: You may schedule your participation in the live auction by phone by contacting our team in advance at cthomas@pilchuck.org. Our team will call you at the number you provide us. We cannot guarantee that we will succeed in reaching you by phone or accurately placing your bids. When registering to bid by phone on an item, you may be able to submit a back-up bid, which our team can execute on your behalf if we cannot reach you by phone during the live auction. HOW THE SILENT AUCTION WORKS All silent auction bidding will occur IN PERSON and on paper bid sheets. Bidding will begin when the auction opens at 4:30 PM at Fremont Studios and close at staggered times. See the catalog sections for silent auction closing times. In the event of a dispute over a silent auction bid, oral bids may be taken at the discretion of the auctioneer— but only from those who have already placed bids. The auctioneer will determine the winning bid and the decision will be final. Silent auction items will have the option to “Buy It Now.” A Buy-It-Now bid, located at the bottom of the bid sheet, wins the item outright.

Proxy/Absentee Bidding: Please contact our team in advance of the live auction to confirm the items you wish to bid on and your bid limits at cthomas@pilchuck.org. A credit card number will be required for those who wish to participate in proxy/absentee bidding. Our team will use your bid card number to bid upon items on your behalf. To absentee bid, the purchaser must have a credit card on file with Pilchuck in advance of the event.

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Ways to make your gift tonight Making an impact on Pilchuck Glass School can be simple and savvy! Here are some ways to make your gift.

Donor Advised Fund (DAF)

NOTE: All auction guests are required to provide a credit or debit card number upon registration. If you wish to make arrangements to pay for part or all of your auction balance through a different method, please contact our registration and check-out team, email ldooley@pilchuck.org, or call (206) 254-1964.

Giving through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is an increasingly popular charitable vehicle that provides flexibility in supporting your favorite causes with favorable tax benefits. For many DAFs, you may visit the DAF Direct Website to initiate your donation. If your DAF sponsor charity is not available through DAF Direct, contact your DAF sponsor financial institution to initiate your donation.

Purchasing Tickets & Auction Items: Tickets to the event and auction items are not fully taxdeductible, but there are still several payment options that are simple and may save you from credit card fees. Credit or Debit Card To cover the costs of online processing services and ensure 100% of your gifts and purchases go towards support for Pilchuck Glass School, all credit card purchases will include a fee of $.30 and 2.9%.

Gifts of Stock The tax advantage of a stock gift is that, under current tax laws, the full fair market value of stock and bonds may be deducted. Email ldooley@pilchuck.org, or call (206) 254-1964, or visit our website for Pilchuck’s brokerage information. IRA Charitable Rollover

Write a check payable to Pilchuck Glass School and avoid credit card fees.

The IRA Charitable Rollover allows individuals age 70½ and older to donate up to $105,000 directly from their IRA, without treating the distribution as taxable income. In order to qualify, contributions must go directly to a public charity and be made from traditional IRAs or Roth IRAs.

ACH Transfer

Does your employer match gifts?

Initiate an ACH transfer to Pilchuck Glass School to avoid credit card fees. Email ldooley@pilchuck.org, or call (206) 254-1964 for Pilchuck’s wire instructions.

Many companies will double, or sometimes triple, your gift to Pilchuck Glass School through their matching gifts program. Companies such as Microsoft, Google, Boeing, Nordstrom, the Gates Foundation, Liberty Mutual, and many more will match gifts.

Check

Making Your Fund the Future Gift: All gifts made to support Pilchuck’s Fund the Future during the Raise The Paddle are fully tax-deductible. In addition to the payment options above, you may submit your Fund the Future gift through any of the following vehicles that offer tax benefits.

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Please contact your HR Department to see if your company matches gifts and double the impact of your gift!

Thank you to our donating artists Pilchuck Glass School is deeply grateful for all of the artists who have generously made a contribution to this year’s Auction & Gala and help make this event possible. Your dedication and support help our community thrive. Pilchuck’s Annual Auction & Gala is our single largest fundraiser that supports and sustains our programming, financial aid and campus improvements. The artists who donate to support this event remind us of the generosity and depth of the international glass community, and the impact that Pilchuck has had in their lives. Thank you for all that you do for Pilchuck!

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6:30 PM PDT

Live Auction 13

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AUSTIN STERN

$8,000

Along for the ride 18 x 8 x 10 inches 2025, Signed Blown and hot-sculpted glass Austin Stern is a Tacoma-based glass artist with work in public and private collections around the world. Stern has taught and exhibited work in the U.S., Thailand, Sweden, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore. Known for his bright and playful color palette, Stern reinterprets traditional Venetian glassblowing techniques through a contemporary lens.

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AUSTINSTERN.COM

@STERNGLASS

VERUSKA VAGEN

$6,200

Peace 13.5 x 15.5 x 1.5 inches Signed Kiln-fired glass mosaic Inspired by a 1911 painting the artist made of his sleeping terrier, this image embodies the elusive state of peace that humanity has always longed for. Veruska Vagen served Pilchuck Glass School in many capacities from 1987 into the 2000s, also acting as archivist for the William Morris Studio. A nominee for the prestigious Louis Comfort Tiffany award, Vagen’s innovative work has been shown and recognized around the world.

SCHANTZ GALLERIES CONTEMPORARY GLASS

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JENNIFER ELEK

SCHANTZGALLERIES.COM

$8,000

Sun Dolium 17 x 19.5 x 19.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, incalmo technique Jen Elek is a glass studio artist and educator based in Seattle, Wash. Elek travels internationally, teaching glass workshops and exhibiting her work. Elek first attended Pilchuck Glass School as a scholarship student in 1993 and has since worked in many capacities at the school, including Guest Artist, Gaffer, Workshop Assistant, Artist Assistant, Artist in Residence, Interim Operations Director and Interim Artistic Director. She currently serves on the Board of Directors. Elek and her husband, Jeremy Bert, share a studio in South Seattle specializing in neon. They just completed an installation at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport near the entryway for the D gates.

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@JELEKFF TRAVERGALLERY.COM LIVE AUCTION

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MICHAEL ENDO

$7,000

Crux 24 x 39 x 0.75 inches 2016, Signed Kiln-formed glass, enamel and mirroring Michael Endo was born in Portland, Ore. in 1979. He received an MFA in painting from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Michigan, in 2009 and a BA from Portland State University, Oregon, in 2005. Endo is an artist, curator, educator and arts administrator. His studio work has been included in national and international exhibitions. Endo is currently a curatorial consultant for Bullseye Projects, the co-owner of High Desert Observatory and in 2023 he became the Artistic Director at Pilchuck Glass School. Endo splits his time between Stanwood, Wash., and Joshua Tree, Calif.

MICHAELENDO.COM BULLSEYE PROJECTS

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KELLY O’DELL

BULLSEYEPROJECTS.COM

$3,200

Scalloped Ruby 9 x 8 x 5.5 inches 2025, Signed Blown and sculpted glass with steel base The ammonite, an intelligent, coiled-up cephalopod, went extinct 65 million years ago, leaving impressions in its marine habitat to fossilize. Growing up on an island with a constantly erupting volcano, Kelly O’Dell makes work that explores themes of “memento mori,” as well as extinction, preservation and origin. She hopes her work will serve as a reminder, or “memento,” of our borrowed time. O’Dell has a BFA in Glass from the University of Hawaii, and first came to Pilchuck Glass School on scholarship 30 years ago. She teaches workshops around the world, and her work is exhibited and collected internationally.

KELLYODELLGLASS.COM BLUE RAIN GALLERY

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GILES BETTISON

BLUERAINGALLERY.COM

$9,000

Bloom NW #2 8 x 8 x 2 inches 2026, Signed Blown and cold-worked Bullseye glass Giles Bettison received a bachelor’s degree from the ANU School of Art in Australia. He has been the recipient of numerous prizes and awards for his intricate murrine vessels. He has taught at schools such as Penland School of Crafts, Pilchuck Glass School, The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass, ANU School of Art and Creative Glass in Zurich. Bettison’s work is in the collections of the American Craft Museum in New York, the Australian National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, as well as other museums and private collections around the world.

LIVE AUCTION

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BEN EDOLS AND KATHY ELLIOT

$8,000

Wind Chatter 14 x 12 x 12.5 inches 2024, Signed Blown and cold-worked glass As one of the most successful artistic partnerships in Australia, the glass of Ben Edols and Kathy Elliott has received international recognition. Over the last 30 years, they have collaborated on work that has inspired and tantalized many through its intense color, form and use of light. Their work has been exhibited worldwide and has been acquired for some of the leading international public and private art collections. Their work continues to be sourced for its technical and creative achievements.

@EDOLSELLIOTTGLASS TRAVER GALLERY

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TIM TATE

TRAVERGALLERY.COM

$16,000

Floral Rings 1 and 2 37 x 37 x 1 inches 2024, Signed Manipulated lenticular print Tim Tate is co-founder of the Washington Glass Studio in Washington, D.C. Tate’s work is in the permanent collections of a number of museums, including the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum. He was also the 2010 recipient of the Virginia A. Groot Foundation award for sculpture, is a 2018 James Renwick Alliance for Craft Distinguished Artist, and has received many other awards.

AUSTIN ART PROJECTS

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DAVIDE SALVADORE

AUSTINARTPROJECTS.COM

$42,000

Tiraboson Ingadu 48.5 x 11.5 x 11.5 inches Glass, metal and leather string Davide Salvadore is an 11th generation Murano glassworker. At a young age, Salvadore began following his grandfather, Antonio Mantoan, into the furnaces of Murano. In 1987, he opened his own studio, Campagnol & Salvadore, where he further developed his glassblowing expertise and talent. In 1998, Salvadore made a conscious decision to turn away from traditional functional glass work and began demonstrating his unique murrine technique at Corning Museum of Glass, Pilchuck Glass School and more. In 2012, Salvadore founded his studio, Salvadore SRL, where he continues to work today.

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LIVE AUCTION

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RICHARD MARQUIS

$15,000

Egg in Cage 17.75 x 11 x 11 inches 2007, Signed Blown glass, granulare/murrine technique, found objects Richard Marquis, often known as the King of Murrine, received a Fulbright-Hayes Fellowship to work in the Venini Fabbrica studio in 1969 in Venice. His work with murrine and all of its iterations has been exhibited worldwide in museums and galleries. In 2018, he retired from glassmaking. “Egg in Cage” comes from his private collection.

R & COMPANY

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KAREN WILLENBRINK-JOHNSEN

R-AND-COMPANY.COM

$8,500

Moonlight Chrysalis 30 x 8 x 8 inches 2024, Signed Blown and sculpted glass with steel base Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen is an acclaimed glass artist whose work is inspired by nature and decades of dedication to the studio glass movement. After earning her BFA in Sculpture from Ohio University, she moved to Washington state in 1987 and worked as an assistant to renowned artist William Morris. Raised by a naturalist father in Ohio, Karen channels the textures and spirit of the natural world into her sculptures. She is the recipient of the prestigious Libenský-Brychtová Award. Alongside her husband and collaborator, Jasen Johnsen, she teaches glass sculpting workshops worldwide.

@WILLENBRINKJOHNSENGLASS

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JUDY TUWALETSTIWA

$13,000

Incantation 44 & 45 (diptych) 12 x 12 x 2 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-fired glass, acrylic on canvas Judy Tuwaletstiwa is a visual artist, writer and teacher. For more than 50 years using different media, she has explored the creative process and the power of the image to transform and heal. In 2012, as Artist in Residence for 18 months at Bullseye Glass Resource Center in Santa Fe, she began her journey into kiln-fired glass. Her work lives in numerous private, corporate and public collections. In 2022, she received the Santa Fe Mayor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts and in 2023, the New Mexico Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts.

LIVE AUCTION

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PETER HERMANSSON

$14,000

The Lost Key 28 x 13.5 x 13.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, graal technique Peter Hermansson was born in 1975 in Lycksele, Sweden and is currently based in Jämshög, Sweden.

PETERHERMANSSON.COM

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PRESTON SINGLETARY

$14,000

The Guardian 14.5 x 11 x 3.5 inches 2009, Signed Blown and sand-carved glass The art of Preston Singletary has become synonymous with the relationship between European glass blowing traditions and Northwest Native art. His artworks feature themes of transformation, animal spirits and shamanism through elegant blown glass forms and Tlingit designs. Recognized internationally, Singletary’s artworks are included in several collections such as The British Museum (London, U.K.), Seattle Art Museum, Microsoft Art Collection and Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.).

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CASSANDRIA BLACKMORE

$15,000

Asimi 30 x 30 x 2 inches 2026, Signed Verre églomisé Cassandria Blackmore’s work is held in the permanent collections of the Crocker Art Museum, Fitchburg Art Museum, Racine Art Museum, Oakland Art Museum, Imagine Museum, Fort Wayne Museum of Art and other public collections. Her work explores the human condition, revealing how life’s shattering moments are transformative and reflect light. She explains, “It’s the essence of breaking down an image and restoring it to another version of itself that intrigues me.” Blackmore is a Pilchuck Glass School trustee, past Hauberg Fellow and Vice President of the Museum of Contemporary Art Santa Barbara.

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LIVE AUCTION

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DANTE MARIONI

$20,000

Black Reticello Vase 35.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass Dante Marioni comes from a family of artists and has been blowing glass since he was 15. Through the process of making his vessels, he has joined the centuries-long conversation about classical design, proportion and aesthetics. Marioni has participated at Pilchuck Glass School every summer since 1983 and currently serves on the Board of Trustees. He has received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award and the 2016 Libenský-Brychtová Award. Marioni’s work is held in the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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RICHARD ROYAL

$18,000

Love bird 26 from the Diamond Cut Series 14 x 13 x 15 inches 2025, Signed Hot-sculpted, cut and hot blown glass Work hard, have integrity, be authentic. Richard Royal began working as a hot-glass sculptor in 1978 at Pilchuck Glass School in the foothills of the Cascade Range. His sensitivity and natural affinity towards the material reveal themselves within his extensive body of work. Royal’s artistic approach combines sensuality, fluidity and bold abundance to deliver gracefully attenuated pieces that reflect lived experiences combined with sculptural verticality. Royal is a prolific independent artist whose work is included in renowned public and private collections worldwide.

RICHARDROYALSTUDIO.COM PATRICIA ROVZAR GALLERY

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CHIHULY STUDIO EXPERIENCE

ROVZARGALLERY.COM

PRICELESS

Experience an unforgettable evening inside one of Seattle’s most captivating and rarely accessible creative spaces. The Chihuly Boathouse—Dale Chihuly’s private studio and gathering place on Lake Union—opens its doors for your group of 20 to enjoy a two‑hour cocktail reception in an environment infused with art, color, and quiet luxury. From 5 to 7 p.m. on a weekday of your choice, your guests will explore the Boathouse’s extraordinary rooms, each filled with the spirit of Chihuly’s artistry. This is an extraordinary opportunity for art lovers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates the magic of spaces where creativity lives and breathes. It is also one of the most coveted private-access experiences in Seattle—perfect for celebrating a milestone, thanking clients, or gathering friends for a night they will never forget. Kaspar’s Catering & Events will provide chef-curated appetizers and Upchurch Wines will pour at the event. The event may only be scheduled on a Monday - Thursday evening on a mutually agreeable date.

Chandeliers, The Evelyn Room, The Boathouse, Seattle, 2019 © Chihuly Studio. All rights reserved.

LIVE AUCTION

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LINO TAGLIAPIETRA

$51,000

Batman 8.75 x 17.25 x 3.75 inches 2016, Signed Blown glass Lino Tagliapietra was born in 1934 in Murano, Italy, and became an apprentice glassblower at age 11. Even at a young age, Tagliapietra exhibited an immense dexterity for glass and was appointed the title of “Maestro” when he was just 21 years old. In 1980, Tagliapietra visited Seattle for the first time and introduced students at Pilchuck Glass School to the traditions of Venetian glassblowing. This cross-cultural collaboration helped shape the identity of American glassblowing and offered Tagliapietra an opportunity to expand his horizons internationally. Now in his 80s with more than 70 years of experience, the Maestro splits his time between Murano and Seattle.

LINOTAGLIAPIETRA.COM

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RAVEN SKYRIVER

$8,000

Pup 8 x 11 x 24 inches 2026, Signed Sculpted glass “This piece is inspired by the harbor seals that pup on the shores of the Salish Sea in the spring. I tried to re-create the dappled pattern that gives these creatures such convincing camouflage on rocky shores, and to capture a hint of life in its gesture and expression.” Raven Skyriver lives on Lopez Island, where he shares a studio with his partner Kelly O’Dell. He has exhibited and taught nationally and internationally, most recently teaching at Pilchuck Glass School, and exhibiting at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art during the summer of 2026.

RAVENSKYRIVERGLASS.COM STONINGTON GALLERY

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MARCO & MATTIA SALVADORE

STONINGTONGALLERY.COM

$15,000

Isola Della Laguna 31 x 18 x 8.5 inches 2013, Signed Blown glass Studio Salvadore is a collaborative glass production team headed by Muranese artists Mattia and Marco Salvadore. As young boys, the two brothers began working alongside their father, Davide Salvadore, in the studio Campanol e Salvadore. Mattia and Marco’s body of collaborative work combines many traditional Venetian techniques: murrine, cane, casing, trailing, cold-work carving and multilayering colors. While maintaining a sense of Venetian tradition and flair, the brothers’ approach is fresh and contemporary.

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RAVENGALLERYASPEN.COM LIVE AUCTION

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NANCY CALLAN

$14,000

Marine Top 10.5 x 17 x 11 inches 2025, Signed Blown and sculpted glass Nancy Callan grew up near Boston, Mass., and attended Massachusetts College of Art and Design. In 1996, she relocated to Seattle to begin a 19-year apprenticeship with maestro Lino Tagliapietra. She brings a contemporary sensibility to the Venetian traditions of fine glassworking, using cane techniques in innovative ways. Callan’s work is held in private and museum collections around the world, including the Microsoft Art Collection, Chrysler Museum, The Mint Museum and Peabody Essex Museum. A 20-year survey of her work in glass, “Nancy Callan: Forces At Play,” was shown at Museum of Glass in Tacoma in 2025.

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MEL DOUGLAS

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$4,950

Field Lines 3 | 33871 17.75 x 20 x 2 inches 2022 Glass drawing on glass Mel Douglas is one of the most celebrated artists working in glass today. Douglas’ refined and detailed work employs a minimalist aesthetic along with considered mark-making to engage a dialogue of how line and form can define and defy our understanding of space and volume. Douglas’ work explores the potential, versatility and flexibility of glass as a material for drawing. Douglas has worked as an independent studio artist since graduating from the Canberra School of Art, Australian National University, in 2000. In 2020, Douglas was awarded a PhD for her practice-lead research investigating how we can understand studio glass through the aesthetics of drawing. Douglas’ work is held in the private collections and public institutions internationally, including the Corning Museum of Glass, The Chrysler Museum of Art, the Ebeltoft Museum of Glass, and the National Gallery of Australia. TRAVER GALLERY

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JOHN KILEY

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$10,000

Salish Curve 10 x 10 x 10 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass John Kiley began blowing glass professionally in 1992. He studied glassblowing at Pilchuck Glass School, Pratt Fine Arts Center and Penland School of Crafts. He travelled to Finland, Ireland, Mexico and Italy as a part of the “Chihuly Over Venice” project. He was a principal member of Lino Tagliapietra’s team until 2011 when he became the Glass Director at the Schack Art Center. Kiley has worked with Dante Marioni and Benjamin Moore and has been a teaching assistant to Richard Marquis, Josiah McElheny, Checco Ongaro and Ben Edols. He has taught at The National College of Art and Design in Ireland and the Bezalel Academy of Arts in Israel.

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Fund the Future GIVE AND INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION OF ARTISTS Exponential growth—that is what artists experience when they attend Pilchuck. Our campus is a catalyst for accelerated learning and extraordinary changes in each artist’s personal and professional development. For 55 years, we have remained a leader in glass art education. Supportive staff and teachers, with excellent facilities in a sublime natural setting, create a powerful environment that fosters artistic exploration, experimentation, and innovation. During this year’s auction, you have the opportunity to ensure that Pilchuck will remain an epicenter for glass art for the next 55 years and beyond. When bidding on item #24 is complete, our auctioneer will invite you to give during an exciting “paddle raise.” DONATE NOW to show your support at any level—the more you give to Pilchuck, the more we are able to give back to artists.

Pilchuck Glass School makes a difference in the lives and careers of thousands of individuals by inspiring their creativity and creating transformative experiences. As you consider the level of your support, please remember that contributions for Fund the Future are 100 percent tax-deductible. Your contribution helps to: — Attract the world’s most renowned artists to share their knowledge and create new works. — Expand financial aid to aspiring artists so that they are able to realize their full creative potential. — Train students in the best contemporary methods and on the finest energy-efficient equipment. — Sustain a diverse international community that connects artists to a lifelong network of support. Help us fund the future of Pilchuck by donating at one of tonight’s giving levels: $50,000 $25,000 $10,000 $5,000 $2,500 $1,500 $1,000 $500 $250 $100

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KÉKÉ CRIBBS

$17,000

Peragua 13 x 27 x 10 inches 2003, Signed Pâte de verre, tooled copper base, gold leaf KéKé Cribbs is a self-taught, mixed-media artist who has exhibited for over 42 years. Her work was recently on view at the Racine Art Museum, “Women in Contemporary Art, Craft and Design” at Cincinnati Art Museum, the Kotler-Coville Glass Pavilion, The Ringling Museum, Henry Ford Art Museum, Myrna And Sheldon Palley Pavilion, Lowe Art Museum and Albuquerque Museum.

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LUISA RESTREPO MORENO AND PEDRO CERISOLA

$6,800

Module I (Transferred Geometries Series) 20 x 15 x 4 inches 2022 Fused, waterjet cut, and sandblasted glass Luisa Restrepo Moreno is a Colombian designer based in Mexico City with a background in industrial design specializing in warm glass techniques, creating pieces from contemporary jewelry to collectible design and performative actions. Her practice is characterized by an exploration of form, rhythm and pattern, maintaining a commitment to quality and meticulous attention to detail. She is now being showcased at Ángulo Cero Gallery as part of their ten-year anniversary cycle and is a recent winner of The Glass Prize, Bullseye Artist, U.K.

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DAVID PATCHEN

$6,900

Piscine 8 x 24 x 2.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, murrine, zanfirico cane David Patchen is internationally known for his detailed and vibrant blown and hot-sculpted glass. His mastery of murrine and cane techniques coupled with his penchant for intricate patterns results in distinctive work with amazing detail. Employing vibrant hues in uncommon combinations, Patchen’s art exudes sophistication and vitality. His work is represented by numerous galleries, exhibited in shows and included in museums internationally. He has shared his expertise demonstrating at GAS conferences, glass museums and shows.

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JASON CHRISTIAN

$7,000

Jade Dragon 14 x 19 x 7 inches 2022, Signed Blown glass Jason Christian has worked with a variety of well-known artists in the Seattle community, including Martin Blank, Preston Singletary, James Mongrain and Nancy Callan. For a decade, he has been an integral member of Dale Chihuly’s boathouse team, collaborating and working with international artists, including Pino Singnoretti. His individual work explores the art of reticello, classical Venetian techniques and modern simplicity. Recently he has been developing art inspired by the works of Fabergé, combining the delicate complexity of reticello with the intricate detailing Fabergé eggs are known for.

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ALIX CANNON

$4,000

Spindle 23 x 10 x 10 inches 2017, Signed Blown glass Alix Cannon grew up in Evergreen, Colo., surrounded by the natural beauty of mountains and forests that would later become a lasting source of inspiration for her work. In 2003, she moved to New York City and began studying and blowing glass at UrbanGlass. Three years later, she relocated to Seattle to further develop her education and technical skills as a glass artist. Drawing on both technical mastery and a deep appreciation for the natural world, Cannon creates work that reflects the rich traditions of contemporary glass while exploring the possibilities of pattern, color and form.

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DANIELLE BRENSINGER

$2,400

Women’s Work 11 x 11 x 1 inches 2026, Signed Flameworked borosilicate, walnut Danielle Brensinger is a Los Angeles-based glass artist, instructor and fabricator whose work explores craft, repetition and the gestures of making that connect material, maker and memory. Working across glass and mixed media, she investigates patterns of labor and care that echo across generations. Brensinger earned her BFA in Glass from Tyler School of Art at Temple University and her MFA from California State University, San Bernardino. She co-runs Second Best Studio and has completed residencies at the Museum of Glass and Pilchuck Glass School in Washington state and Wheaton Arts in New Jersey.

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DAN FRIDAY

$7,000

Shaenexw 8.5 x 31 x 4 inches 2026 Blown glass Daniel Joseph Friday is a Native of the Lummi Nation and a lifelong resident of Washington State’s Puget Sound region. Drawing from cultural themes and using modern processes, Friday’s work is contemporary in format while maintaining basic Native American qualities. Friday has spent the past two decades working with artists such as Dale Chihuly, Paul Marioni and Preston Singletary. Friday lives in Seattle, where he maintains an independent glass studio. His work can be found in collections around the world.

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CEDRIC MITCHELL

$4,500

Untitled 15 x 12 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass Cedric Major Mitchell, a Los Angeles-based glass artist originally from Oklahoma, honed his skills while studying business at Tulsa Community College. He discovered studio glass as an art form while recording music in a Tulsa musical studio and subsequently enrolled in a glassblowing course. Quickly transitioning from student to apprentice and instructor at the Tulsa Glassblowing School, he furthered his education under mentor Joe Cariati in Los Angeles. His artistic expression draws inspiration from a captivating blend of modern dance, graffiti art, streetwear fashion and Memphis Milano, giving rise to a captivating array of works that span from functional masterpieces to decorative art, adorned with vivid palettes and effortlessly refinded designs.

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BRI CHESLER AND EDGAR VALENTINE

$1,250

Ssssavor 10 x 30 x 30 inches 2025, Signed Solid-sculpted glass, blown glass, fabric, found objects, water beads, foam, monofiliment, beads, mixed media, and vinyl Bri Chesler creates sensory-driven sculptural installations that combine glass, mixed media and light to explore desire, vulnerability, and the chaotic beauty of biological and botanical systems. Alongside her studio practice, she has spent more than a decade expanding access to creative education through community outreach, mentorship and rehabilitation initiatives. Her work has been recognized through the Corning Museum Studio Residency, Hauberg Fellowship and Robert B. McMillen Fellowship. In 2024, the Museum of Glass presented her solo exhibition, “Untamed: The Anatomy of Desire.”

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YOSHIE SUGO

$1,500

Transparent Small 8.5, Medium 10, Large 11 x 4 x 4 inches 2025, Signed Blown glass Yoshie Sugo is an artist from Tokyo, Japan. Sugo graduated from Toyama Institute of Glass Art in 2013. She moved to Seattle in 2014 and has been working and teaching at Seattle Glassblowing Studio just as long. She is a freelance fabricator, working with prominent artists all over the Seattle area. She has made animal sculpting and glass jars her signature style.

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SILVIA LEVENSON

$5,700

Small Cinderella 3.5 x 7 x 8 inches (Each shoe is 3 x 7 inches) 2022 Kiln-casting, copper nail Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Silvia Levenson immigrated to Italy in 1981 during the “disappearances” of the Dirty War. In 2004, Levenson received the Rakow Commission award from the Corning Museum of Glass. In 2008, she was a shortlisted nominee for the Bombay Sapphire Prize, and in 2016 she received the Glass in Venice Award from the Istituto Veneto, Venice, Italy. Her work has been exhibited around the world and is a part of several public collections, like Corning Museum of Glass, New Mexico Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Art (Houston, Tex.), Toledo Museum of Art and Mint Art Museum.

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JIMMY ANDEREGG

$4,200

Untitled 7.5 x 11.5 x 3 inches 2026, Signed Sculpted glass Drawing inspiration from the organic nature of spontaneity, Jimmy Anderegg’s work merges the splendor of Venetian glass techniques with a design sensibility for the wild and exotic. His sculpture integrates a laborious layering of colored elements that undergo an equally laborious carving process; finished compositions reveal lively interior and exterior relationships. Anderegg was first introduced to glass in 2001, living and conducting his work in the Seattle metropolitan area ever since.

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GREG DIETRICH

$2,600

Hibiscus 7 x 5 x 5 inches 2016, Signed Cameo engraved blown glass Greg Dietrich learned to blow glass in 1990 at the Appalachian Center for Crafts in Tennessee, USA. He then learned to engrave at Pilchuck Glass School in 1991 from Czech engraver Jan Mares. He has been engraving on blown glass ever since, specializing in cameo engraving. In 1998, he moved to the island of Cozumel, Mexico. There, he opened a studio/ gallery named Galeria Azul, where he still to this day creates and sells his engraved glass vessels and lamps. He has taught classes on hot and cold glass at Pilchuck Glass School on six separate occasions since the year 2000.

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DAVID WALTERS

$9,500

Remembering Joe 17.5 x 8 x 9 inches 2026, Signed Blown and sculpted glass David Walters has been working and living in Seattle for 33 years and maintains a studio in the Bemis Building. Walters is a sculptor and painter on glass and merges form with content and imagery to achieve a narrative. He is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design and was an assistant to Lino Tagliapietra for 27 years. He has work in several museum collections and prestigious collections. “Remembering Joe” is off-hand sculpted glass and a memorial to a great friend and human.

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GINNY RUFFNER

$6,000

Untitled 16.5 x 16 x 21 inches Painted and flameworked glass Ginny Ruffner’s art is pure poetry for our imagination. Her ability to engage the viewer was aptly demonstrated in her most recent solo exhibition, an exploration of augmented reality entitled, “Reforestation of the Imagination” at the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery in 2020. Her work is included in 90 museum collections worldwide including the Corning Museum of Glass, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, as well as museums in Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Australia and Taiwan. Ruffner received numerous awards, including the 2019 GAS Lifetime Achievement Award. Ruffner has produced numerous public art installations and was the subject of the documentary, “A Not So Still Life” in 2010. DONATED BY GARY AND CECELIA MACPHERSON

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RAYA FRIDAY

$2,200

Winter Sky Basket 8.5 x 8 x 8 inches 2025, Signed Carved and blown glass, woven wire Raya Friday is a member of the Lummi nation whose tribal lands are situated on the edge of the Salish Sea near Bellingham, Wash. She was born and raised in Seattle where, from an early age, she focused most of her time and energy in the arts. Friday attended Alfred University and began her career working at the renowned Corning Museum of Glass, first as a technician and later as an instructor. Friday returned to the Pacific Northwest to be close to the land and community she loved. In 2019, she returned to school to pursue a humanities degree in Indigenous Studies in the Native Pathways Program at Evergreen State College. Friday’s work explores how the unique and haunting vocabulary of glass can amplify and encapsulate both the historical and contemporary issues of her community.

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ANDY LAWRENCE

$2,000

Ripple 15 x 11 x 11 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, mirrored and cold-worked Andrew Lawrence, born in 1987, is a contemporary artist working with glass and repurposed materials in Bellingham, Wash. Lawrence creates forms that mirror the muted brilliance of an overcast day on the Puget Sound, taking inspiration from a life lived in the Pacific Northwest and the temperate rainforests that crowd its shores. In capturing the movement and energy of the hot glass, the forms mimic the rippling of water, a striking contrast between the rigidity of the once-molten material and the fluidity of his inspiration.

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GRANITE CALIMPONG

$6,000

Slugged 15 x 10 x 10 inches 2023, Signed Blown and solid-sculpted glass, cold-worked and glued components Granite Calimpong is a multidisciplinary sculptor and educator living and working in Seattle, Wash. He received a BFA in Interdisciplinary Computing in the Arts and Music from University of California San Diego in 2007 and completed his MFA in Sculpture at the University of Washington in 2019. In recent years, he has primarily worked in glass, ceramics, wood and photography. Calimpong has taught extensively at domestic education centers such as the University of Washington, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Penland School of Crafts and Pilchuck Glass School, and has lead workshops at the Jam Factory and Canberra Glassworks in Australia. He currently teaches at the University of Washington and Vortex Pottery and maintains a studio in Ballard.

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MARVIN OLIVER

$6,240

Large Dichroic Glass Face 35 x 17 x 12 inches Cast glass, dichroic glass, metal stand Native American artist Marvin E. Oliver (1946–2019), of Quinault and Isleta-Pueblo heritage, was one of the Northwest Coast’s foremost contemporary sculptors and printmakers and made strides in the art world for the development and recognition of Native American Contemporary Fine Art. Oliver’s career spanned over 40 years, working in a variety of media including cedar, bronze, steel and glass. Professor Emeritus in American Indian Studies and Art at the University of Washington, Oliver also served as Adjunct Curator of Contemporary Native American Art at the Burke Museum.

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MATTHEW DAY PEREZ

$20,000

Gray Pool 32.625 x 32.625 x 2 inches 2024, Signed Kiln-formed glass and silver mirror Matthew Day Perez received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Illinois State University and his Masters of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design. Continuously experimenting with the potential of combining, subverting, and exploiting materials, Day Perez works with a diverse set of media: glass, printed matter, digital media and installation. Day Perez has received many awards including the Fulbright, the John Rena National Endowments for the Arts Scholarship, a U.S. State Department Grant for new works and a Lois Roth Grant, as well as residencies at The Corning Museum of Glass, The Creative Glass Center of America and Pilchuck Glass School. He has lectured at several academic and creative institutions both domestically and abroad in addition to numerous exhibitions in the United States, Australia, Asia and New Zealand.

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PRESTON SINGLETARY

$13,600

Feast Bowl 19 x 18 x 4 inches 2002, Signed Blown and sand-carved glass The art of Preston Singletary has become synonymous with the relationship between European glass blowing traditions and Northwest Native art. His artworks feature themes of transformation, animal spirits and shamanism through elegant blown glass forms and Tlingit designs. Recognized internationally, Singletary’s artworks are included in several collections such as The British Museum (London, U.K.), Seattle Art Museum, Microsoft Art Collection and Smithsonian Institution (Washington, D.C.).

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LUISA RESTREPO MORENO

$1,200

Articulada 12 x 5.5 x 3.5 inches 2025, Signed Repurposed glass, turned brass Luisa Restrepo Moreno is a Colombian designer based in Mexico, specializing in warm glass techniques. Restrepo Moreno creates pieces from contemporary jewelry to collectible design and performative actions. Her practice is characterized by an exploration of form, rhythm and pattern, resulting in pieces that are as aesthetically captivating as they are conceptually rich. She has a BFA in glass from Wolverhampton University, U.K., and an MA in Design Studies from CENTRO, México. She has been part of the North Lands Creative and CGS residency programs and has taught in different schools, including Pilchuck Glass School and Urban Glass.

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RUTH SHELLEY

$2,500

Trysor 8 x 8 x 8 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-formed glass murrine bars, cut and rearranged to create a gravitydropped vessel Ruth Shelley is an award-winning glass artist whose interests are color, form and pattern. Although coming from a background of textiles, she has worked with kiln-formed glass for more than 20 years, attending many master classes, including North Lands Creative and Bullseye Glass Resource Center, and a residency at Pilchuck Glass School in 2024. Shelley won the Glass Sellers Award at the British Glass Biennale in 2015 and also exhibited there in 2017 and 2024. She has received many awards from the Arts Council of Wales and a research trip to Uzbekistan. Recently, she has been combining hot and warm glass techniques.

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“Pilchuck raised me as an artist, and helped raise my family! Whenever I return, it feels like I am visiting an old friend, enjoying their familiar quirks and picking up the conversation right where we left off, as the years melt away. It reminds me of who we were, and who we are. Thank you Pilchuck!” KELLY O’DELL

Lopez Island, WA

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STEVE KLEIN

$8,100

Shelter 62 NW Silva 12 x 16 x 16 inches 2023, Signed Kiln-formed glass Steve Klein creates his unique kiln-formed work at his studio in La Conner, Wash. He has taught classes internationally for many years. His work is in museum permanent collections in the U.S., Europe, Asia and Israel. “The Shelter” series was started in 2005. Through the complexity, versatility and beauty of glass, Klein explores personal observations and experiences. Recently his work focuses on the environment and global warming. He is proud to serve on Pilchuck Glass School’s Board of Trustees.

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NICK MOUNT

$18,000

Lean In 25.5 x 13 x 9 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass Nick Mount was among the first generation of artists to be introduced to glass in Australia in the early 1970s. He and his partner, Pauline, went on to establish Victoria’s first private hot glass studio and subsequently developed an internationally renowned arts practice that continues to reach new levels of technical and artistic achievement today. Mount’s longevity as a leading glass artist and designer is testament to his virtuosity with the medium and intuitive ability to let it speak for itself.

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MORGAN PETERSON

$16,500

Designer Drugs/White Privilege 2.5 x 18 x 15 inches 2024, Signed Blown, hot-sculpted, fused, carved, and gold-gilded glass Morgan Peterson, winner of Season 4 of the Netflix original series “Blown Away,” graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a dual degree in 2006. Upon completion of her degrees, she relocated to Seattle, Wash. to pursue a career and continue her education and advancement in the arts. Peterson has worked for many notable artists, including Buster Simpson and Bruce Mau, and is a full-time team member for Dale Chihuly. Her work has developed inside and outside these industrial spaces into a unique system of metaphor and imagery based on themes of satire through pop culture.

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JEAN-PIERRE CANLIS

$4,500

Miniature Wheat 22.5 x 9.375 x 4.375 inches 2017, Signed Hand-pulled glass with lampworked detail and natural wenge wood base Art has always been J.P. Canlis’ greatest passion. Growing up on Oahu, Hawaii, Canlis’ love for the ocean and nature runs deep; it’s only natural that he draw inspiration from both. 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. Canlis’ glassmaking combines his technical ability with very personal concepts and curiosity, evolving with each glass creation. From large-scale installations to individual works, Canlis’ artwork is making an impact worldwide.

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BUSTER SIMPSON

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$3,000

Northwest Poacher 10 x 15 x 5 inches 2023-5, Signed Mixed media including rare cast-glass costume jewelry, salmon can lid, tempered glass, transparence and holographic medium Buster Simpson is an American sculptor and environmental artist based in Seattle, Wash. In 2013, Frye Art Museum mounted a major retrospective of his work. In May of 2015 and 2016, Simpson conducted “Rising Waters” confab at the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation on Captiva Island, Fla. This confab brought together a collaborative team of scientists, artists, land use specialists and activists to create approaches to resilience and the graceful migration of people and biota. In 2024, Simpson completed two major public art infrastructure commissions. One was sited along the new Seattle Waterfront titled “Migration Stage,” and the other “Crossing Over” for Sound Transit.

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ANN WÅHLSTRÖM

$6,000

STONE IX 2022 9.5 x 14.5 x 11 inches 2022, Signed Blown glass Ann Wåhlström is a Swedish artist and designer and has a background both as a glassblower and a designer. Having worked with glass, both as maker and designer, for more than 40 years, she has experience from both the studio and the factory world of glass. Her ideas take shape on paper and she loves collaboration with glassblowers to make her objects become realized.

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ADAM COHEN

$3,000

Skateboard 31 x 8 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Fused and slumped Bullseye glass, trucks, wheels, bearings, risers Originally from New York and currently living in Los Angeles, Adam Cohen creates altar-like panels that allude subtly to the dizzying density of a cityscape and to the gridded patterns of modern architecture. His wall sculptures are the optical translation of pulsating rhythms in urban life. In LA, he runs Second Best Studio, a fabrication studio specializing in the creation of glass objects for artists and designers while also creating his own work.

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Signs 18.5 x 15 x 5 inches 2026, Signed Blown and hot-sculpted glass, graal technique Raven Skyriver lives on Lopez Island, where he shares a studio with his partner Kelly O’Dell. He has exhibited and taught nationally and internationally, most recently teaching at Pilchuck Glass School, and exhibiting at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art during the summer of 2026.

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THERMAN STATOM

$16,000

Buscando Santo 20 x 15 x 11 inches 2024, Signed Glass, mixed media Therman Statom is a sculptor, glass artist and painter most notably known as a pioneer of the contemporary glass movement for his life-size glass ladders, chairs, tables, constructed box-like paintings and small-scale houses, all created through the technique of gluing glass plates together. Much of the latter half of Statom’s career has focused on the importance of educational programming within the arts. He has taken a deep interest in employing workshops as a catalyst for social change and, in effect, positively impacting a community.

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JEREMY SINKUS

$1,200

Citrine Magma 7 x 7 x 2 inches 2025, Signed Cast glass with foaming agent and solid clear glass, cold-worked and polished Aquatic movement and solid stone: the Vesicular series exists in between. It expresses an explanation of process and creation. The vesicular form also is not obvious as a material. What is it? Abstract, random and geological, the hollow cells are imperfect and perfect. The coarse exposure of the edges combined often with solid transparent polished glass and contains a relationship and contrast that in itself feels complete. Created with kiln-casting and stone polishing methods, it resembles something subterranean like the ingredients in glass itself.

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ANNA BOOTHE

$1,450

Guest of Honor, Wonky Flip Cup 9 x 3 x 3inches, 10 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches 2022, Signed Blown glass, kiln-cast lead crystal Anna Boothe has worked with glass since 1980. Her kiln-cast sculpture is in the permanent collections of the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass, Corning Museum of Glass, Museum of American Glass and Racine Art Museum, and is represented by many U.S. galleries. She has lectured at multiple universities and glass schools nationwide and abroad, developed Salem Community College’s glass program, been a GAS president and board member, and served as the Glass Director at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Recently, she’s been included as one of the first U.S. artists on the Geneva-based Michelangelo Foundation’s Homo Faber platform.

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KEERYONG CHOI

$7,000

Daam Dah (stackable plates) 16.15 x 10.8 x 10.8 inches 2022 Kiln-formed glass and 23.5ct gold leaf inlaid Keeryong Choi is a South Korean glass artist. He completed his practiceled PhD research in 2015 at the University of Edinburgh/Edinburgh College of Art. He has been teaching at the University of Edinburgh since 2015. Choi’s work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally including SOFA Chicago (USA), International Glass Prize 2015 (Belgium), Collect (London, U.K.), Toyama Art Glass Museum (Japan) and the Coburg Prize for Contemporary Glass (Germany). Choi’s artwork has been selected as Loewe Craft Prize 2023 finalist.

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ALANA BIFFERT

$150

Umbra Scotch Glass 3.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches 2026, Signed Hot-cast, blown glass and cold-worked vessel Alana Biffert is a Canadian glass artist, educator and installation artist with more than 18 years of experience working in hot glass, flameworking and hot casting. Her practice explores transformation, memory and the intersection of art, nature and industry. Biffert holds a BFA in Glass from Alberta College of Art and Design and has studied at the Corning Museum of Glass. Her work has been exhibited throughout Canada and internationally, including exhibitions at Pilchuck Glass School and in Croatia at the Ancient Museum of Glass. She currently lives and works in Calgary, Alberta in Canada.

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SAFFRON GLASS JEANNE MARIE FERRARO, LEE CAMPBELL

$900

Tea Time Rose 6 x 4 x 4 inches 2021, Signed Blown glass, cast silver and bronze Saffron Glass is a collaboration of two artists, Jeanne Marie Ferraro and Lee Campbell, and their investigation into incorporating metal work with blown glass. “Tea Time Rose” is a blown glass bottle containing a silver tea cup. The bottle is topped with a tea kettle made of cast bronze which mimics the shape of the bottle. For many years, artists Jeanne Marie Ferraro and Lee Campbell have combined their shared passion for art and decades of experience working in glass and metal.

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ROB STERN

$10,000

Lattice Trio 37 x 16 x 10 inches 2026 Blown glass cane Over his 38-year career in glass, Rob Stern has had a global connection to artisans and institutions. From 1990 to 1995, he trained at John Lewis Glass factory in Oakland, Calif., and has advanced degrees from San Francisco State University and the University of Miami. Stern has traveled, lived and studied extensively in numerous countries and has worked with the most accomplished glass artists and masters throughout the world. He trained to be a master in Czechia at the glass factory Ajeto under his primary master/collaborator, Petr Novotný. Stern has participated in and led numerous workshops worldwide

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RUTH TAMURA AND HELEN LEE

$2,000

GEN 二 6.5 x 7 x 7 inches 2025 Blown glass This work is a recreation of Ruth Tamura’s 1969 California College of Arts and Crafts masters thesis work, “The Great Marble Tournament on Bay Fill.” Recreated with Helen Lee and the Hilltop Artists during the 2025 Better Together Residency at Pilchuck Glass School, this mini-pyramid is one of four dozen marbles made in revisiting Tamura’s thesis work. The recreated marbles include typographic details and a QR code providing more historical context to this collaboration. DONATED BY HELEN LEE

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MEGAN STELLJES

$7,500

Daisy Panel 36 x 18 x 5 inches 2026 Neon, resin, wood A graduate with a BFA from Emporia State University’s glass program, Megan Stelljes decided to pursue a career emphasizing the material when still in high school. Relocating to Washington state and apprenticing under glass sculptor Karen Willenbrink-Johnson, Stelljes was also afforded the opportunity to create ties with Pilchuck Glass School — the premier teaching facility for the dissemination of technical knowledge in studio glass, old and new, as applicable to the material around the world.

OLYMPIC COLOR RODS AWARD

MEGANSTELLJES.COM

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GEORGIA REDPATH

$1,200

Deep Hex Trio (Deep Hex VIII, IX and X) 4.4 x 3.8 x 1.3 inches 2025, Signed Kiln-formed, fused, cast and cold worked glass, 3D-printed PLA stands Georgia Redpath’s work is best described as abstraction in reverse. Starting with geometric modules, she creates sculptures that transcend their purely mathematical roots and allude to the natural world. In 2024, she was awarded a PhD for her research into this subject, extending her practice to develop new systems for sculpture in the round. Redpath’s pieces are held in public collections in her native country, the U.K., and private collections around the world. She regularly teaches classes and presents on her process and the underlying concepts both at home and in the U.S.

@REDPATHGLASS SPOTLIGHT

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KATRINA HUDE

$2,700

Reflexion 4 x 7 x 8 inches 2025, Signed Blown glass, cold-worked surfaces Katrina Hude has a BFA from California College of Arts and Crafts (1993) and an MFA from San Jose State University in California (1995). Hude has been awarded fellowships at the Creative Glass Center of America and Emerging Artist in Residence at Pilchuck Glass School, and has lectured and demonstrated in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Czechia and Mexico. Her discovery in art making comes with acceptance that growth comes by research and by possessing the courage to continue, with faith, in the creative process. Hude believes deeply in the value of her commitment to search for meaning through art making. Puzzle, Pattern, Passion!

KATRINAHUDE.COM

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JAMES AKERS

$3,500

Sun (Rocks Off Server sculpture) 21 x 20 x 4 inches 2026, Signed Neon, cut mirror, nodejs webserver, SBC, cloudflare tunnel, CNCd MDF James Akers is an artist and neon bender based in Brooklyn, N.Y. His artwork is in museums, galleries and homes worldwide, and he has fabricated for a long list of commercial brands including Sesame Street, Nike, Louie Vuitton, Hermès, Instagram, Google and Vogue. “Sun” is a long-distance piece: neon server sculptures of lyrics from the Rolling Stones song “Rocks Off,” linked over the internet so that only one can be on at a time, and inspired by anhedonia, cultural recycling and a shift towards habit-forming entertainment.

JAMESAKERS.NET

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YUKA YAMAZAKI

$1,000

Patchwork Glass Flower Vase 8.5 x 6.7 x 3 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass Yuka Yamazaki was born in 1991 in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. She graduated from the Craft Department, Glass Course, at Joshibi University of Art and Design in 2013, and began personal glass creation at Aya Glass Studio in the same year. Since 2014, she has been selected multiple times for major craft exhibitions in Japan, such as the 69th New Craft Exhibition, the 55th Kanagawa Prefectural Art Exhibition, the 28th Tableware Award and the 53rd Kawasaki City Art Exhibition.

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NOEL WELCH

$150

Blue Moon Drop Earrings 1.75 x 1 x 0.25 inches 2025 Cold-worked glass, sterling silver

@PERPETUALLYCONFUSEDGLASS

202

RYA WU

$150

Beachcomber Earrings 2 x 0.33 inches 2026 Flameworked borosilicate glass, 14k gold-filled findings

@RYA.WU.ART

203

ELISSA NEWMEYER

RYAART.COM

$450

Just Add Water Love 3 x 2 x 0.375 inches 2020 Flameworked borosilicate glass

@ELNEWGLASS

204

ELIZABETH REDD

WWW.ELNEWGLASS.COM

$180

Ear Chandeliers 3 x 0.5 x 0.5 inches 2026 Borosilicate glass

@LIZZ.REDD 44

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RACHEL RADER

$540

Speciman Brooch 2.5 x 3 x 0.5 inches 2004 Kiln-formed glass, cold-worked glass, enameled metal, hand-fabricated metal, 18k goldplated metal, stainless steel pinback

ANCIENTTRUTHINVESTIGATORS.COM

206

REBECCA TANDA

$825

Striking Eclose 4.7 x 3.5 x 1.5 inches 2025, Signed Flameworked and fused borosilicate glass

@REBECCA_TANDA

207

LESLIE GOLDSTEIN

$785

Black and white joins color 28 x 1 x 1 inches 2026 Flameworked Bullseye glass, sterling silver chain

208

IRENE REYES

$200

Geo Necklace 16 x 1.2 x 1.2 inches 2025 Kiln-cast Bullseye glass, cold worked and polished, with gold-plated silver findings

@BEIRA_IRENEREYES FORM & FUNCTION

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ELLYE SEVIER

$750

Gold Chain Necklace 1.5 x 15-18 (adjustable) x 0.25 inches 2026 Flameworked borosilicate glass and metal chain

FIRST TIME STUDENT AWARD

210

@ELLYEROSESTUDIOS

SUSAN MARABITO

$150

Big Bead Necklace #1 2 x 2 inches, 18-inch chain 2026 Carved ceramic bead, hand built, gold glaze with gold plated stainless steel neck band

@SUSANMARABITOFINEARTS

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SUSAN MARABITO

$150

Big Bead Necklace #2 2 x 2 inches, 18-inch chain 2026 Carved ceramic bead, hand built, black glaze with stainless steel round omega chain

@SUSANMARABITOFINEARTS

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BENNY HILL

$265

Jimbo Cups 5 x 3 x 3 inches 2026 Blown glass

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ELYSE BERTANI

$850

Crystal 15.5 x 8.75 x 0.5 inches 2024, Signed Stained glass, mirror

ELYSEMARIEGLASSWORKS.COM

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EVAN BURNETTE

$700

Mondo Larry Amphora (Green Jay) 14.5 x 8 x 8 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

EVANBURNETTEART.COM

215

JEFF LINDSAY AND CUTTING EDGE PRODUCTS

$597

Best Tools $ Can Buy! 1 x 4 x 11 inches 2026, Signed Tool steel, mild steel, silicon bronze, powder coat

216

KENNETH MILLER

$3,250

Mischievous bears “Mother and her Cubs” 13 x 7 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Blown and sculpted glass

@WAREHOUSEGLASS_STUDIO FORM & FUNCTION

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VICTORIA WHITE BERRY

$300

Sunset Vase 4.5 x 7.5 x 7.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

@WHITEBERRYSTUDIO

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NICK ASHMAN

WHITEBERRYSTUDIO.COM

$700

Spring in the Valley wig wag 7.5 x 5.5 x 5.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

@REVERSEBALLER

219

EMERY TILLMAN

$86

Little Nellie Boutonniere 2 x 2 x 1 inches 2025 Flameworked borosilicate glass

EMERYKATETILLMAN.COM

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JEANNE-SOPHIE AAS

$280

Limpid filigree, ring 1.5 x 1 x 1 inches 2026, Signed Hot-sculpted, polished facet

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TESS HEALY

$650

Color Drip Candlesticks 4 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches, 4.5 x 2 x 2 inches, 5 x 3 x 3 inches 2025, Signed Blown glass

@TESSHEALYART

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MARTA RIPPETOE

TESSHEALY.COM

$700

Lavase 8 x 4 x 4 inches 2025, Signed Blown glass incalmo

@GLASS.MARTA

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EMILY MARTIN

$1,100

Martin Glass Candy Necklace and Bracelet 12 x 8.5 x 1.75 inches, 9 x 6.5 x 1.75 inches 2025, Signed Flameworked soft glass Effetre with sandblasted surface finish, signature is murrine

AUCTION COMMITTEE’S CHOICE AWARD

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MELISSA JEAN GOLBERG

$1,250

Glacier Memories 9.25 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches 2022, Signed Blown glass, iron-deposited decals

MELISSAJEANGOLBERG.COM FORM & FUNCTION

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MARIAH CAVANAGH

$1,200

Turn My Brain Off 7 x 8 x 12 inches 2025 Blown glass

226

LILA WESTREICH

$550

Cedar Sunflower 25 x 4.5 x 2.75 inches 2026 Neon, salvaged cedar

L-W.PIXPA.COM

227

JACOB WILLCOX

$1,500

:) 23 x 10 x 4 inches 2026, Signed Neon

@WILLCOX.STUDIO

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LAURA LINDZEY

$250

Black Vase 5.25 x 3.75 x 3.75 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

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SAVANAH LAUX

$750

Undulations 5 x 7 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Blown and cold-worked glass DONATED BY SAVANAH LAUX, CIRCLE L GLASS

EMERGING ARTIST AWARD

230

@SDOWNS_GLASS

EMMA WOOD

$65

Fossil Flower Cup 4 x 3 x 3 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-fused pressed flowers (fossil vitra), glass powder and plant matter

@EMMA.WOOD.ART

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KARI GOLDSTEIN

EMMAWOOD.ART

$600

Twin Peaks Commemorative Plates - Owl, Black Lodge, R&R Cafe, Snoqualmie Falls 7.5 x 7.5 x 1 inches each 2026 Screen-printed and painted enamel, slumped glass

@MEMENTOMAKER_KARI

232

ROGER BORG

$3,000

Cluster (freestanding) #3 20 x 27 x 15 inches 2026 Neon

ROGERBORG.COM FORM & FUNCTION

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DANI KAES

$750

Hang up the Hat, Open the Window 13 x 24 x 4 inches 2026 Neon

@DANI.KAES

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STACI KATSIAS

$1,200

GUST 7 x 18 x 18 inches 2025, Signed 100% reclaimed glass, kiln-formed

@STACIVELLAKATSIAS

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ROSIE DANIEL

NEPENTHE GALLERY

$600

Wavy Bowls (set of 7) 2.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches 2018 Sand-cast glass, semi-precious gems

ROSIEDANIEL-ART.COM VETRI GLASS

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ADAM HOLTZINGER AND SUSAN ŠPIRANOVIĆ

VETRIGLASS.COM

$3,000

Platter #5 3 x 20 x 20 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

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DAVĨD RIOS, NICOLETTE EDMONDS, AND ALEX WINSTON

$600

El Crecimiento (GROWTH) Goblet 15 x 5 x 5 inches 2026 Hot-sculpted and blown glass, cold-worked and laminated

@CURIOS_GLASS

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NICOLE BERGER AND NATE SAMBAR

$625

Imprint Carafe and Cup set (with Glass Stir Stick and Print) Pitcher: 11 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches, cups: 4 x 4 x 4 inches, print: 8.5 x 11 inches 2026 The Carafe is made from Kugler glass, and the cups and stir stick were made with borosilicate glass on the lathe

“Pilchuck has had a profound influence on my work. The experience of learning, sharing ideas, and being surrounded by artists from around the world opened new possibilities in my understanding of glass as an expressive material. It challenged me to experiment, take risks, and rethink aspects of my creative process. ” IRENE REYES

Alájar, Spain

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C. MATTHEW SZÖSZ

$7,500

untitled(inflatable)no. 68r 14 x 14 x 9 inches 2013, Signed Fused and inflated glass

MATTHEWSZOSZ.COM

302

SUZANNE HEAD AND NEILE COOPER

$4,000

Ouroboros 13.5 x 9.5 x 12.5 inches 2025, Signed Stained glass

SUZANNEHEAD.COM

303

NOAM DOVER AND MICHAL CEDERBAUM

$2,000

Charcoal Volume no.08 20 x 8.5 inches 2019 Blown glass, mold blown

NOAMANDMICHAL.COM HELLER GALLERY (NY) GALLERI GLAS (STOCKHOLM) DOUBLE J COLLECTIVE (DUBAI)

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EVAN BURNETTE

@NOAMDOVER HELLERGALLERY.COM GALLERIGLAS.SE/EN

$600

Mondo Jupiter Sphere 12 x 12 x 12 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

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LISA PETTIBONE

$1,075

Subliminal 1 13 x 10.5 x 3.5 inches 2025, Signed Slumped and sandblasted glass, burnished and painted on reverse

PETTIBONE.CO.UK

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JOSHUA HARGRAVE

$2,000

Ember Styroform 11 x 10 x 9 inches 2024, Signed Kiln-cast glass

@JOSHARGRAVE

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ELLEN SHERRY

$215

Salmon Run 8.5 x 6 x 0.25 inches 2025, Signed Hand-blown sheet glass, Reusche enamel paint, lead came, solder, 14” hanging chain

ELLENSHERRY.COM

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JASON ELLIOTT

$1,800

New Horizons 22 x 24 x 15 inches 2026, Signed Borosilicate glass, steel

@JLEGLASS MOLTEN MAGIC

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TALI GRINSHPAN

$1,500

Co-Existance (Set of Three) 8 x 8 x 1.5 inches 2026, Signed Pâte de verre, mixed media

TALIGRINSHPAN.COM

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CHARLES COHAN

$2,500

Snowblind 15 x 11.5 inches (8 prints) 2022, Signed Oil-based lithography, ink on paper

GALLERY ETHER

311

HANA HILLEROVA AND TEAM AT MUSEUM OF GLASS, TACOMA

GALLERYETHER.COM

$7,000

Splash 16 x 20 x 3 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

@HANA.HILLEROVA TRAVER GALLERY GALLERIA ROSSANA ORLANDI (MILAN)

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HEIKE BRACHLOW

TRAVERGALLERY.COM

$2,020

Palindrome Ruby 2 x 12 x 7 inches 2026 Cast glass

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MOLTEN MAGIC

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GLADYS SEVILLANO

$1,200

The Spiral 13.5 x 3.75 x 3.75 inches 2025, Signed Cast, flameworked, and cold-worked glass

@GLADYSEVILLANOG_ART QUIMERA ART STUDIO

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BRUNO ROMANELLI

@TALLERQUIMERA

$5,000

Procyon 5 x 10 x 10 inches 2021, Signed Kiln-cast glass

BRUNOROMANELLI.COM BULLSEYE PROJECTS

315

WWW.BULLSEYEPROJECTS.COM

NIKKI JABBORA-BARBER

$350

Lavender at night 26.5 x 20 x 1 inches 2026, Signed Vitreography

NIKKIBARBERART.COM SEATTLE ART MUSEUM (SAM) GALLERY

“Pilchuck is integral to the genetics of glass as an artistic medium. Everyone involved in glass has likely been to Pilchuck or been instructed by someone who has been to Pilchuck.” DAVID PATCHEN

Greenbrae, CA MOLTEN MAGIC

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MARZENA KRZEMIŃSKA-BALUCH

$9,000

Emotion 2 11 x 17 x 18 inches 2023 Fused and slumped glass

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ALEXANDER MORRISON

$1,000

Reclaimed Furnace Coral 10 x 18.5 x 3.5 inches 2025, Signed Eroded furnace refractory

ALTERNATIVE MEDIUM AWARD

@ALEX3DMORRISON

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SABAH AL-DHAHER

$2,200

The seer 13 x 10.5 x 4 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-fused powder glass

DONATED BY SABAH FINE ART

SABAH FINE ART

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MAURIZIO DONZELLI

SABAHFINEART.COM

$3,400

Abito di Stelle #2 17.5 x 16.5 x 1 inches 2002, Signed Kiln-formed glass

60

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ADAM WALLACE

$1,600

Chuckers Chanty (Set of Two) 8 x 4 x 4 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-cast lead crystal

@WALLOOCE

321

PAUL MESSINK

$2,900

Ridge Lines 12 x 8 x 2 inches 2024, Signed Enameled, kiln-formed and cold-worked glass

PAULMESSINK.COM

322

MITCHELL KILE

$1,200

Abundance 13 x 11 x 5 inches 2025, Signed Blown glass

@MEECHGLASS

323

CHERYL EDWARDS

$4,000

Kimomo #2 6 x 15 x 15 inches 2026, Signed Murrine, kiln-formed and sandblasted glass

CEART.COM.AU MOLTEN MAGIC

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CAROLYN SPEARS

$1,000

Barnacle Stone 10.5 x 7 x 6.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, sandblasted and mirrored

CAROLYNSPEARSGLASS.COM ABEL CONTEMPORARY GALLERY

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JENNY POHLMAN AND SABRINA KNOWLES

$500

Two 21 x 20 x 2 inches 2026, Signed Screen printing, metal fabrication

POHLMANKNOWLES.COM

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MORGAN MADISON

$2,200

Return 8.5 x 7 x 4 inches 2023, Signed Kiln-formed and cold-worked glass, cast concrete

@MORGANMADISON

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SEAN HENNESSEY

MORGANVANMADISON.COM

$1,800

Reaching Out 26 x 26 x 6 inches 2022, Signed Deep relief dry plaster casting

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STEPHEN PAUL DAY

$3,500

Black Elephant 9.25 x 3.75 x 3.75 inches 2026, Signed Glass with copper and alumina inclusions

ARTHURROGERGALLERY.COM

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JACK SPITZER

$6,000

Red Stochastic Vessel 35 x 6 x 6 inches 2026 Blown glass

@GLASSBLOWERJACK SANDRA AINSLEY GALLERY

330

SANDRAAINSLEYGALLERY.COM

MINHI ENGLAND AND HOSEOK YOUN

$2,750

Winged Vanitas 7 x 10 x 8 inches 2025, Signed Hot-sculpted glass

HIS GLASSWORKS AWARD

MINHI.COM HOSEOKYOUN.COM

“Pilchuck is a dream artistic sanctuary. It is a place I can always count on to broaden my community, spark my creativity, and nourish my soul with its serene natural beauty.” CAROLYN SPEARS

Madison, WI

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FELICITY MACHADO

$450

Material Manifesto 23 x 16 x 2 inches 2025, Signed Laser engraved mirror and ceramic terracotta made with reclaimed 18th century brick

JUROR’S CHOICE AWARD

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FELICITYMACHADO.COM

MICKE JOHANSSON

$4,500

The Reef 14 x 8 x 8 inches 2019 Graariel, blown glass

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PATRICIA DAVIDSON

$2,400

Guardian 15 x 6.5 x 2 inches 2026, Signed Flameworked, sculpted and blown boroscilicate glass

PATRICIADAVIDSONART.COM

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TRENTON QUIOCHO

$5,000

Blue Rooster 19 x 7.5 x 19 inches 2023, Signed Blown, sculpted glass

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DICK WEISS

$950

The Good One 22 x 9 x 0.5 inches 2025, Signed

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ALEX WINSTON

$1,100

Snakeskin (031) 17 x 5 x 6 inches 2025 Blown glass

ALBIGLASSWARE.COM

“Nestled in the quiet of the forest, [Pilchuck] creates a world apart, one where the only thing asked of you is to make, explore, and grow. ... The magic of that place lives in its people: the instructors who give so generously of their knowledge, the fellow students who become lifelong kindred spirits, and the staff who hold it all together with such devotion. Glass has a way of humbling you, and Pilchuck has a way of lifting you back up.” MEERA SINGH

Far Hills, NJ

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VALERIE POHORSKY

$777

Ultraviolet Lucky Bat 9.5 x 8 x 6 inches 2026, Signed Hot-sculpted glass, Austrian crystals, metal chain and carabiner

@MYCUTEVAL

338

ANDREA SPENCER

$870

Cermia’s Blush 8 x 2 x 5 inches 2026 Hollow and solid-sculpted flameworked glass

ANDREASPENCERGLASS.COM

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DANIEL COYLE

$500

Floral study #2 2.2 x 2.2 x 2.2 inches 2025, Signed Flameworked glass, furnace-worked, cold-worked, vacuum encasement

@COYLECONDENSER

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KIM HARTY

$1,800

Blush Tissue 7 x 8 x 9 inches 2026, Signed Blown, cut, assembled, and sandblasted glass

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LAUREL SCHULTZ

$450

Diatom bowl 5 x 9.5 x 5 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-formed murrine

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MARÍA NAIDICH

$1,500

Estudio de vidrio y plata I 9 x 6 x 0.5 inches 2026, Signed Fused glass with silver nitrate

MARIANAIDICH.COM

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BJØRN FRIBORG

$7,000

Big Bully 25.5 x 9.5 x 11 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

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JOHN DRURY AND ROBBIE MILLER

$300

Peace 5.5 x 5.5 x 1 inches 2013, Signed Glass mosaic

@CUDGLASS TRAVER GALLERY MOLTEN MAGIC

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ANNA BOOTHE AND NANCY COHEN

$2,800

Petal Pose 9 x 4 x 4 inches 2013 Kiln-cast glass, filament

PATEDEVERITY.COM

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SAYAKA SUZUKI

$2,800

Petal and Stone 5 x 9 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Bullseye glass, Pâte de verre with foamed glass

INNOVATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

347

@SAYAKASUZUKIJR

LINDSY MARSHALL

SAYAKA-SUZUKI.COM

$2,000

Transmutation Circle 11 x 11 x 1 inches 2025 Blown and kiln-formed glass

@LINDSYMARSHALLGLASS

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JOE CARIATI

LINDSYMARSHALLART.COM

$750

Petite Decanter Low Round - Ultraviolet 11.5 x 8 x 8 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass

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NANCY KLIMLEY

$800

ringsV3 13 x 12 x 2 inches 2008, Signed Kiln-cast glass with wood frame

350

LUCIAN RAMBHAROSE

$1,994

Pops #1 Urn: 14 x 6 x 6 inches, Bust: 10 x 8 x 6 inches 2025 Blown glass

@LUCKYLUGLASS

351

SEAN O’NEILL

$3,200

Bend 14 x 6.5 x 6.5 inches 2026, Signed Blown and cold-worked glass

352

@S.E.A.N.ONEIL

SEANONEILLGLASS.COM

KATIE MILLER

$2,500

Desiccation 19.5 x 15.5 x 0.25 inches 2026 Kiln-formed, cold-worked, and powder-printed glass

BULLSEYE GLASS AWARD MOLTEN MAGIC

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SKYE AMBER O’BRIEN

$200

Nautical Memento 4 x 3 x 4 inches 2025, Signed Lost wax cast glass and 24k gold leaf

@ALLTHEFIREART

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KANAMI OGATA

$625

A specimen of tears 3.5 x 15.75 x 9.6 inches 2025 Solid-sculpted glass, enamel painting

@OOKANAMI

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AUSTIN FIELDS

$850

Touch Series - Mirrored 4.5 x 10 x 10 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass (mirrorized)

356

CORY BALLIS

$1,200

Dancing Goddess Totem 18 x 8.5 x 5 inches 2026, Signed Solid-sculpted and hot assembled glass

@BALLIS_GLASS 70

BALLISGLASS.COM MOLTEN MAGIC

357

JEN STARK

$5,500

Cosmic Drip #2 12 x 16 inches 2022, Signed Acrylic paint on paper

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SUZE WOOLF

$350

Moonlight to Noonlight: Pilchuck Bridge 6.125 x 6.125 x 0.875 inches 2026 Vitreographic prints in ink and watercolor on paper pages, iron-oxide dyed silk backing, recycled glass tile covers

SUZEWOOLF-FINEART.COM

“Pilchuck has changed my creative practice and the way I view myself and the world time and time again. It is a place of learning, creativity, and a little bit of magic. It has taught me the value of teamwork and having an open mind. I would not be the artist I am without the experience of Pilchuck.” EMERY TILLMAN

New Orleans, LA

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MEERA SINGH

$3,500

Buddha 2 20 x 19 x 0.23 inches 2025, Signed Fused glass

MEERASINGH.COM

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JOHN REED

$2,000

Zen Raku Series 10.5 x 10.25 x 11.25 inches 2000, Signed Blown glass

361

SIBELLE YÜKSEK

$2,500

One-Eyed, One-Horned, Flying Purple People Eater 12 x 8 x 5 inches 2026, Signed Flameworked borosilicate glass, 23k gold luster

362

DREW RASKIN

$500

Double Enteardrop 11.5 x 9 x 1.75 inches 2026 Blown and cold-worked glass

@THE_RASKINATOR BARRIO GLASSWORKS 72

BARRIOGLASSWORKS.COM MOLTEN MAGIC

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KATELYN MOODY AND ROBERT BANK

$1,050

Grand Poobah 8.5 x 6.25 x 2.5 inches 2026, Signed Borosilicate glass

MOODYSTUDIOARTS.COM

364

DANA WORLEY

$750

Transition 7 x 9 x 7.5 inches 2026, Signed Kiln-formed glass

UTAHGLASSARTIST.COM

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SUE KIM

$650

Geumsan Mountain 12 x 10 x 5 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass, stringer drawing

@SAZE_GLASS

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JULIA KASTLER

$1,250

Inheritance of Touch 7 x 14 x 3 inches 2025 - 2026, Signed Sculptural assemblage of stained glass panels with enamel paints on float glass, spacers, mirrors and sandblasted, flame-polished float glass

JULIAKASTLER.COM MOLTEN MAGIC

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COURTNEY DOWNMAN

$325

Topaz Orb 5.75 x 6 x 6 inches 2023 Blown, saw-carved and sandblasted glass

COURTNEYDOWNMAN.COM

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TORD BOONTJE

$2,000

Garland Vase 12 x 8 x 7 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass and stainless steel

369

MARK LEPUTA

$5,800

King of Cold 10 x 12 x 4.5 inches 2026 Blown and coldworked glass

370

GENEVIÈVE GRENIER

$500

Naphta 8 x 3 x 3 inches 2026, Signed Glass and forged iron

74

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SOPHIE LOU JACOBSEN

$3,000

Giardino no. IV 15.5 x 10 x 10 inches 2026, Signed Blown glass - sculpted flowers

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$200 Lampworking Experience for Two at Remlinger Farms Robert Bank is opening his studio at Remlinger Farms and would like to invite a couple for a flameworking experience (beginner torch-working class) in the stunning Snoqualmie Valley at the renowned Remlinger Farms. This would be an event to remember as you take part in the beginning of this new attraction at Remlinger Farms. Bank has been blowing glass for 26 years and has just opened his studio doors to share his wealth of knowledge and glass journey. Classes are one-hour long and go through the basics of lampworking, and you leave with a unique creation that same day. Coupon code applies for two free tickets; please go to remlingerfarms.com/robert-bank-glass for more details on the course schedule. REMLINGERFARMS.COM/ROBERT-BANK-GLASS/

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$1,600 Ultimate Seattle Sports Fan Package Get ready for an unforgettable experience with this premier Seattle sports package! We are offering two Club tickets to each of the Seattle Kraken, Seahawks, and Mariners games. Whether you’re a die-hard local or just love thrilling live sports, this package delivers the ultimate triple header of PNW sports pride. Don’t miss your chance to witness the energy, excitement and passion of Seattle’s top teams. Games must be selected at least one month in advance of the game for each set of tickets. Seahawks tickets cannot be redeemed for the first game of the season or any playoff games. Must be used for the 2027–28 Season.

DONATED BY ROGER MACPHERSON, ALEXANDRA CANNON AND CURTIS COX

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$600 McMenamins Two-Night Hotel Stay Experience a two-night hotel stay at a McMenamins hotel of your choosing! McMenamins hotels are peppered throughout the Pacific Northwest, offering one-of-a-kind experiences with your overnight stay. You’ll find bars, restaurants, gardens, soaking pools, spas, breweries, movie theaters, art, history, hidden rooms, fires, fun and new friends. With your stay, you will receive a $150 McMenamins gift card to spend on McMenamins dining or swag. Restrictions are location-specific and will be communicated to the purchaser after the event. Hotel voucher expires one year from issue date; gift card has no expiration. Two-night hotel stay voucher and $150 gift card. Restrictions are location-specific and will be communicated to the purchaser after the event. Hotel voucher: one year from issue date. Gift card: no expiration.

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$2,500 Two-Day Getaway to the Surly Crab Guest House on the Hood Canal This quiet and intimate retreat features a two-night stay along the beautiful Hood Canal at the Surly Crab Guest House in Seabeck, Wash. Just over an hour outside of Seattle, this stay has the feel of a remote retreat but with lots of amenities. Enjoy the gorgeous Pacific Northwest scenery in the private hot tub or waterfront sauna while sipping a beverage (complimentary champagne upon arrival). The property includes a kitchenette, fire pit, grill, treehouse look-out and beach access. Book any time within 12 months of purchase.

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$5,000 Palm Springs Movie Colony Getaway + BNP Paribas Open for Two Enjoy a luxurious four‑night stay for two in a private guest apartment on an exclusive estate in Palm Springs’ historic Movie Colony. Your getaway includes three days of Grounds Passes to the world‑renowned BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, March 3–5, 2027. Relax in desert elegance, explore the iconic neighborhood and savor a special dining experience for two during your stay. A rare blend of sunshine, sport, and sophistication — the perfect desert escape. Your accommodations will be available March 2-6, 2027. Includes two round-trip tickets courtesy of Alaska Airlines, anywhere they fly! Cost of food/drinks consumed not included. Tickets expire October 17, 2027. DONATED BY WARREN AND JAYNE SPECTOR

$900

377 Custom Graphite Mold by Artist John Sharvin

This custom CNC-cut graphite mold will allow you to produce hundreds of handmade production objects, and it will last for years. Artist John Sharvin will work with you to create a mold custom to your needs. Sharvin is a multidisciplinary artist whose work combines glass, metal, digital fabrication and installation to create imagined environments that blur the boundaries between science, industry and fiction. Influenced by his background in engineering, he approaches making through experimentation and problem-solving, using technical processes to realize ambitious ideas. His work explores perception, scale and transformation, creating immersive experiences that examine conflict, adaptation and the emotional landscapes hidden within constructed worlds. The object must be able to fit within a 4” x 4” x 8” block of graphite. Experience will expire in October 2027. WWW.JOHNSHARVIN.COM

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$3,500 Custom Designed Piece of Architectural Kiln-Cast Glass Kiln-cast architectural glass with applied colored art glass embellishments; Custom Door Panel example piece - Octopus and Kelp This unique experience will allow you to work with the artists of Anthony Jamieson Design Studio to create a custom architectural kiln-cast glass item for your home. Options include a door, window, shower enclosure, privacy panel, or water feature. It’s up to you to decide! You are bidding on a credit of $3,000 off the commission cost. Please note that the photo is an example of Anthony Jamieson Design Studio’s work, not the final piece. Hardware, installation, brokerage, and shipping outside the SeattleCanada I-5 corridor are additional costs.

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2027 PROGRAM SESSION 01: APR 29 - MAY 8

Gather & Build

SESSION 02: MAY 14 - MAY 25

Strange Attractors SESSION 03: MAY 31 - JUN 11

Bricolage

SESSION 04: JUN 17 - JUN 28

Best Coast

SESSION 05: JUL 4 - JUL 20

Impossible Things SESSION 06: JUL 29 - AUG 9

Chroma

SESSION 07: AUG 21 - SEP 1

Body Electric

SESSION 08: SEP 7 – SEP 14

Small Steps / Giant Leaps 2027 Program applications open Sep 22, 2026. Apply before Oct 30, 2026.

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Applications due Oct 30, 2026 Guest Artists: Mathieu Grodet, Philip Vinson, Katya Izabel Filmus

Guest Artists: Michiko Sakano + Jan Mollet, Erika Tada, Asia Maurelli + Enora Ribera, Kentaro Yanagi, Matteo Seguso

Artists in Residence: Aki Sasamoto Gaffers: Jen Elek, Sayuri Fukuda

Guest Artists: Clare Belfrage, Viviane Stroede + Tobia Silvotti, Calvin Mickle, Michael Janis, Ben Beres

Artists in Residence: Yvette Mayorga, vanessa german Gaffers: Alexandra DeFabbia-Kane, Isaac Tecosky

Guest Artists: Cedric Mitchell + Corey Pemberton, Katherine Gray + Eric Huebusch + Hiromi Takizawa, Adam Cohen + Josh Hargrave, Leticia Maldonado, Ben Tuna

Artists in Residence: Mike Reesé, Alison Saar + Maddy Inez Gaffers: Danielle Brensinger, Ethan Stern, Mike Jess

Guest Artists: Orfeo Quagliata, Anja Isphording, Kimberly Thomas, Randy Walker + Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen + Jasen Johnsen + Kelly O’Dell + Raven Skyriver + Shelley Muzylowski Allen + Rik Allen + Martin Janecký + Ross Richmond + Niko Dimitrijevic

Artists in Residence: Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Abigail Lucien Gaffers: Trenton Quiocho, Tony Sorgenfrei

Guest Artists: Morgan Madison, Zoelle Nagib, Ted Ellison, Jimmy Anderegg + Megan Stelljes, Kirsten Vikingstad Hermansson

Artists in Residence: Laleh Khorramian, Jen Stark Gaffers: Dante Marioni, Jack Spitzer

Guest Artists: Jeff Wallin, Kathy Jordan, Angela McHale, John Moran, Dean Allison

Artists in Residence: Jen Catron & Paul Outlaw Gaffers: Mark Leputa, Steve Hagan

Guest Artists: Kate Jessup + Helen Bodycomb, Nathan Sandberg, Eriko Kobayashi, Christa Westbrook, Raya Friday, Mariah Cavanagh

Artists in Residence: Emily Counts Gaffers: Ross Delano, Tom Ryder

Artwork by Katya Izabel Filmus, Matteo Seguso, Calvin Mickle, Katherine Gray, Kimberly Thomas, Zoelle Nagib, Dean Allison and Eriko Kobayashi.

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NOV 14 & 15

Light the Forest

Featured artwork courtesy of MiNHi England (pictured here) and John Sharvin (pictured below)

Experience Pilchuck Glass School’s breathtaking and historic campus in a whole new light this fall at our fourth annual Light the Forest event. This self-guided tour of neon art installations in the Pacific Northwest forest will feature work by Seattle-based artists, MiNHi England and John Sharvin.

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Tickets available at pilchuck.org/lighttheforest

Crafts Workshops & Lecture Series

Seattle Studio Space & Pilchuck Campus

Learn more at pilchuck.org/craftworkshops

Pilchuck Holiday Sale NOV 18 - DEC 31

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SAVE THE DATE

OCT 16, 2027

49th Annual Auction & Gala SAVE THE DATE

FEB 25, 2027

Shaping Seattle Luncheon Pilchuck’s Impact on our Culture & Economy

Join us in celebrating Pilchuck Glass School’s vital role in supporting Seattle’s creative economy. Gain insights from a panel discussion featuring local business pioneers and renowned artists, while directly supporting the creative epicenter of the Pacific Northwest. 82

Lino Tagliapietra (Italian, born 1934). Poesia, 2017. Photo by Russell Johnson.

Lino Tagliapietra has generously gifted 175 works and installations from his archival collection to Museum of Glass. As part of the Museum’s 2026 capital renovation project, the Museum is building the immersive new Lino Tagliapietra Legacy Gallery, scheduled to open in December of 2026.

Learn more about the legacy.

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Flying forward together Alaska Airlines is committed to the communities we serve.

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Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass Celebrating Contemporary Art Made from Glass

AACG is proud to continue our partnership with Pilchuck Glass School in providing our Visionary Scholarships to artists for continuing education. Work by AACG scholarship recipients made at Pilchuck

Join us in supporting the glass arts community.

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Turning heat into history. Thank you, Pilchuck. 50 years in, proud The Bullseye casting floor at circa xxxx. to still be fanning the flame with you. —Your friends at Bullseye

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Thank you, Pilchuck Glass School, for helping make the Pacific Northwest brilliant. At PNC, we celebrate those members of our community who help make it shine more brilliantly. Thank you for the difference you make.

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Thank you to our supporters FOUNDERS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Dale Chihuly Anne Gould Hauberg (1917–2016) John H. Hauberg (1916–2002)

Toby Levy, President Amy Stonecipher, Vice President Tom Kasten, Vice President Taylor Hawes, Treasurer Katrina Russell, Secretary Jeff Atkin Cassandria Blackmore Adam Cohen Anthony Cole Jen Elek Leslie Jackson Chihuly Steve Klein Ian MacNeil Roger MacPherson

YEAR-ROUND STAFF

Donna Davies, Executive Director Kate Speck, Development Director Michael Endo, Artistic Director Jamie Altman, Marketing Director Kimberly Barlond, Administrative Manager Lane Bruce, Marketing Specialist Leah Dooley, Donor Services & Database Specialist Jason Elliott, Operations Supervisor

Dante Marioni Carey Page Spafford Robbins Richard Royal Bryce Seidl Rob Sesnon Preston Singletary Warren Spector Michelle Ulick Rosenthal Richard Wortley Dale Chihuly, Trustee Emeritus Fritz Dreisbach, Trustee Emeritus Dorothy Saxe, Trustee Emeritus

AUCTION SUPPORT & CREDITS

Raya Friday, Outreach & Education Supervisor Tyler Gordon, Studios Manager Goji Jones, Assistant Facilities Manager Justin Parisi-Smith, Facilities Manager Ellye Sevier, Digital Content Producer Carson Thomas, Development & Events Specialist Lisa Young, Registrar

Fred Northup, Jr., Auctioneer MiNHi England, Reader Dawn McCord Ruedebusch, Lead Art Handler Adam Wells, Videographer Amber Medley McGing, Photographer Christina Ayala, Nicole Berger, Alton Bowman, Kylie Branson, Joe Gindhart, Nikki Jabora-Barber, Kathryn Receveur, Carolina Reed, Zahra Siddique, Gabe Sommers, Makenna Taylor Charlotte Walters, Auction Assistance Tolo Events, Event Production Fremont Studios, Venue Kaspars, Event Catering 1000 Words Photography, Photobooth

(123), Russell Johnson (126), Ben Lerman / Traver Gallery (129), Traver Gallery (23), Ricardo Barros (134), Jim Escalante (139), Simon Bruntnell (141), David Hundley (142), Maryna Holovanova (202), Shahar and Ziv Katz (303), Keay Edwards (309), Maria del Mar Granja (313), Domenica Higgins (317), David McArthur (323), Elizabeth LaMark (331), Allison Kraniske (336), CUD (344), Duplawork (362).

The following items are courtesy of the artist: 4, 12, 14, 15, 17, 20, 101, 103, 109, 112, 118, 135, 138, 143, 144, 203, 204, 205, 208, 213, 215, 218, 220, 221, 223, 224, 225, 227, 229, 230, 231, 302, 306, 307, 315, 318, 320, 321, 322, 324, 325, 326, 327, 333, 340, 341, 346, 347, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 356, 357, 364, 364, 378

CATALOG CREDITS

PrintWest, Printing Jamie Altman & Caroline Le, Catalog Design Ben Lindbloom, Chris Barney, Lane Bruce, Amber Medley McGing, Jamie Altman Pilchuck Photography Ben Lerman and Lane Bruce, Art Photography Additional Art photography: Pete Duvall (8), Russell Johnson (22), Ian Lewis (110), Daniel Loeza Photography (113), Haydn Denman

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LEGACY SOCIETY

Mathilde Brown Swanson Ann Burstiner Judith Cushman-Quick and Bob Quick Etsuko Ichikawa David Kaplan and Glenn Ostergaard

Roger and Nancy MacPherson Janel Neiman Timothy Noonan Steven and Babette Pinsky David Pollart

Ryan Matthew Porter Megan Pursell Dorothy Saxe

The Legacy Society was established as a means of securing the future for Pilchuck Glass School and ensuring that upcoming generations of artists have the opportunity to benefit from the education and inspiration Pilchuck offers. By making a planned gift, you are nourishing future growth, exploration and education of artists working in the world of glass art. Through your thoughtful generosity, your gift will allow others to explore their creativity in glass within a vibrant community of artists. If you would like to become a member of the Legacy Society at any level, please contact our development team at info@pilchuck.org.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Anonymous (2) Brenda Abramson Chap and Eve Alvord Karyl and Elias Alvord Timothy Andrews Jeffrey and Brenda Atkin Daniel and Pamela Baty Laurie Baxter and Chuck Cannon Kenneth Bedsted and Kimberly Sinkula Eric P. Bennett Harvey and Janice Berger Susan Brotman Trina Burtenshaw Freatman Christopher Lee Campbell Sandra and Kent Carlson Dale Chihuly and Leslie Jackson Chihuly Chad J. Chisholm and John Tobey Karen Christenson Adam G. Cohen Michele and Martin Cohen Anthony Cole and Zoe Schulman Phil and Geda Condit Judith Cushman-Quick and Bob Quick Julie and Nicolas D’Amico Justin and Delaney Dechant Jake Dedoyard Kathy and Steve Dewalt Shelly Durrell Lewis and Susan Edelheit Charlene Eilian Stephen Elop and Susan Johannsen Candice Filer Cindy Gantz Katharyn Alvord Gerlich Eileen Glasser Wesley and Mark Wesley Tim Griffith and Kirsten Ring Murray Corey Hampson Brandon Harkless Sue Hauberg Mary Lu and Taylor Hawes

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Emily Heston Steve and Sharon Huling David A. Kaplan and Glenn A. Ostergaard Sharon Karmazin Thomas and Kendra Kasten Diana and Steve Klein Leonard and Norma Klorfine Daniel Kobussen and Morgan Fong Bill and Jo Krueger Kevin and Motomi Kudo-King Nicole Kupchik Afshan Lakha Toby Levy Trina Lindal Scott Lynes and Brian Coulthard Maria Mackey Ian and Laura MacNeil Roger and Nancy MacPherson Sharon Maffei Carol Maione and Brian Marks Thomas Mansfield Stephanie Maurer Mike McCune and Karen Smith McCune Laura and Leslie McCurdy Sandy McDade Hannah McKee Bruce and Wendy McKee Shandra and Benjamin McLane Kevin and Rosemary McNeely Lauren and Nick Mercurio Pamela Merriman and Sonja Ross Christina Orr-Cahall Fay Hauberg Page and Nathaniel Page Carey Page Stephanie and Ben Page Brad and Patricia Payne Kyle and Michele Peltonen Paul and Beth Picardo Steven and Babette Pinsky Joanna and Neville Ray

Christina Rifkin Eric Robison Kelley Ross-Schroeder and Thomas Schroeder Katrina Russell and Jeff Lehman Maha Said-Shariff and Ahmad Shariff Dorothy Saxe Jordan D. Schnitzer Dan Schwoerer and Lani McGregor R. Bryce and Chris Seidl Robert Sesnon Laurence and Rita Sibrack Leslie Simon John B. Simpson Carol Sloyer and Stefano Malnati Connie Smith Christine and Chris Smith Warren and Jayne Spector Kirstie Steiner and John Groccia Mark and Mary Stevens Amy and Michael Stonecipher Joan W. Stonecipher John Sullivan and Paula Stokes Griffin Tischler Barbara and Donald Tober Michelle Ulick Rosenthal Nathan and Ralene Underwood John and Ann Underwood Gordon and Janet Vehar Brian and Marie Ward Chris and Tian Weber William and Gail Weyerhaeuser Suzanne and William Whitaker Rebecca S. Wilkinson Michael Woody and Kevin Smith David and Jessie Woolley-Wilson Richard and Barbara Wortley Korynne and Jeffrey Wright Tammy Young and Hahns Burg

Thank you to our supporters 2025-2026 CONTRIBUTORS

$1000 - $2499 Philip and Raymond Anderson Harmony Arnold Norman Ash David and Geni Baker James Banner Dean Bensen Kevin Bostrom and Jake Diliberto Rosanna Bowles Dana C. Brewer Phelan and Fay Bright Nanna B. Brown Greg Buccino and Rachelle Houghton Rachel Burnstein Ivan B. Carmona Julia C. Chamberlain La Verne and Jack Chen Donna Cochener Niels J. Cosman Ann and Jack Cousins Andrea Dezsö Richard M. Ditore Chloe Dye Sherpe and Brian Sherpe Cheryl Edwards Jeff Feinstein Dan and Christine Friday Giuliano Gaigher Lydia Jewel Gerard Judith and John Graff Linda Greene and Neal Blankenship Tommy Gregory and Casey Arguelle Gregory Mathieu Grodet Adam Gurvitch Joshua A. Hargrave Bristol A. Hayward-Hughes Mark and Chris Heinen Laura Inveen and Bill Shaw Anja Isphording Matthew J. Jacob Luke Jacomb Giff and Mary Jones Joe Kaftan Frederick G. Kahl Nicole and Mitra Kelly Asif Khan Sabrina Knowles and Jenny Pohlman Eriko Kobayashi Gregory D. Lastrapes Bob and Sue Lindal Jordan MacPherson and Rob Read Kelvin R. Mason Debra and John Mattson Kevin McGehee Jeffry Mitchell Aimee and Joe Mooney Ezra Moore and Claire Beszhak Wm. Austin Norvell Rena O’Brien Donald and Pat O’Leary

Jim Olson Lisa Oratz Ciro Pascale William P. Passmore Joe and Molly Patton Kit A. Paulson Kiersten Picardo Ruthi Pick Jeremy Popelka Andrew Pultorak Sally Revere Walter M. Riehl Dena E. Rigby and Mike Schwindeller Jim Scheller Edward T. Schmid Keri Schroeder Karen Shoaf-Mitchell and Robert Mitchell Jeremy Sinkus Leah C. St. Lawrence and Chad C. Taylor Susan Stinsmuehlen-Amend and Richard Amend Sharad and Anita Sundaresan Annette T. Tamm Nathaniel G. Tatro Jorgen and Linda Thelin Stephanie Trenchard Jennifer Violette Steve White and Laurel Schultz Kate and Zach Whittle Anduriel Widmark Karol Wight Karen L. Wilson Alex Winston and Margaret Flint Nicole and Jeff Wortley Marney Zellers $500 - $999 Priscilla Adams Jamie and Michael Altman Nicholas C. Ashman Anita and Clifford Bechtel Beth Blosten and Tom Linder David and Caroline Bobanick Jimena Bolaños-Durman Tara Broyhill and Brian D. Gillespie Claudia and Tom Campanile Ashley Cappelletty Calla and Benjamin Cobb Elizabeth M. Coleman Kelly Coleman Connie Collina Louise Cooper Emily Counts Nirit Dekel Greg Dietrich Nicholas Doherty Barbara and Dennis DuBois Sally Fairfax Steve and Kara Farno Cheri Ferrari and Randall Thomas

Leslie Goldstein Terry and Larry Grill Kenneth and Katherine Hendricks Cynthia Husarchik Gretchen and Richard Kah Kamil Kak John Kiley and Courtney Beers Andi Kovel and Justin Parker Sanjay Kumar Larry Lancaster Deborah Lenk and Charles Maiwurm Mark M. Leputa Priscilla Kar Yee Lo Morgan Madison Marina Marioni Katelyn E. Moody Tiffany Moss Erika Nesholm John and Carla Nichols Tina Oldknow and Peter Herzberg Patryk Ozga and Dian Hartono Richard Pierce Elizabeth A. Potter Melissa and Christopher Prock Megan and Greg Pursell Orfeo Quagliata Michelle Quisenberry Drew Raskin Troy Rector Luisa Restrepo Moreno Randall and Betty Rubenstein Ellye R. Sevier Patricia and Joseph Sherry Buster Simpson Isabella Simpson Sara Sloyer and Christopher MacPherson John and Lori Solon Carolyn Spears Fritz Stahr and Erin Moore Ronald Stern and Elisse Walter Glenda and Joseph Stonecipher C. Matthew Szösz and Anna Mlasowsky Hikari Teruya Cappy Thompson Jill Veldman and Gordon Luft Adam Wallace Andrea Watson Zac Weinberg and Joanna Manousis Suzanna G. Whiteside Susan D. Woolf Up to $499 Jeanne-Sophie C. Aas Mike and Dena Abella Jamie L. Adams Julie Alland Domini Alteri Lauren A. Aria

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Thank you to our supporters 2025-2026 CONTRIBUTORS

Margery Aronson Reed Atkin James Baker and Laura Dixon Lenora O’Connell Balda and John Balda Connor Barclay Matt Barker Lauren Bayer Echevarria Judy and Bruce Bendoff Jenny and Jim Bergevin Kevin Blanco Caroline and David Bobanick Brent Bohan Jessica Borusky Thomas Bosworth Armelle Bouchet O’Neill Nicole Brodeur Ralph Bufano Denise Bunge Evan B. Burnette Carol Camiener David Campbell Mary Anne Carter Stefano Catalani Margery Mae B. Cercado Lisa Chen Laura Choi Susan and Eric Clise Sarah E. Cohen Taryn Coles and Ben Suriano Carolyne M. Collver Curtis and Sarah Cox Ron and Susan Crowell Donna Davies Nick Davis Josh Davis Nancy de Villers Samantha DeLuna Tim Detweiler and Michelle Bufano Sara Dodd and Andy Ramirez Laura Donefer Richard Duke Kristin Elliot Emily and Michael Endo Matt Eskuche Jerry and Laurie Feinberg Isaac D. Feuerman Zach Fink Linda and Terry Finn Margaret Flint and Alex Winston Becky Forland Kenneth Forsberg Alexandra J. Fresch Ju-Chan Fulton Catherine Funk Gary Gibson and Janell deVarona Bushra Gill

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Chris J. Giordano Philippe Givel Luis and Olga Gomez Marta B. Gorski Evelyn Gottschall Baker Lily Gray David and Deborah Green Catherine Grisez Lauren Grossman Nina Grove Dorothy Guy Betsy A. Hagestedt Jamie Hammond Barbara Hazeltine Benjamin J. Hill Tyler Hill Ariel K. Hill John T. Hogan and Lydia T. Boss Dennis and Carol Hollyfield Katherine Huskie Ellen Ito Joel Ivey and Sheyrl Murdock Nikki Jabbora-Barber Joy Jackson and Zak Griffith Gail James Goretti Kaomora Alexis Katz Stephanie Keiles Kimberly Keith Stacy Kendall Tyler P. Kimball Lorna Kneeland Allison Kramer Margaret A. Kruse John and Suzy Lautze Jon Lickerman Candice Lin Ashley Lohr Brandon J. Lopez Kathleen Lowe Frank Lubash Laura Lubash Amy Lutz Anthony Madsen Stuart and Tyna Mandel Lindsy E. Marshall Donna Taylor Mayo Reed McGuire and Susan Marabito Craig A. Merriman Cynthia Mijares Sarah E. Montrond Debra Moses Roger Myers and Trudi Rowbury Chris Nagamine Elizabeth Nagy Tate A. Newfield

Suz O’Dell Kanami Ogata Korina Oswald Todd Owens and Jami Rutherford Viviana Paredes Barbara and Mark Paull Irina Peleckiene Barbara Peregoy Leanna and Walt Pisco David Pollart Carl Pope Ahva Pordel Candace Pratt and Thomas Dingwall Trenton A. Quiocho Renee B. Radenberg Josh Raskob Laurie Raubacher Irene M. Reyes Robin Rosen Marks and Peter Marks Abigail Sadler Yoshiko Saheki Line Sandsmark Judith Schaechter Julia S. Sensenbrenner Cori and David Shackleton John Sharvin Bronson Shonk Lori Solon Kate Speck Mai Spurlock Sykes Varsha Srivastava Merri Anne Stowe Paula Tharp Cameron Thomas and Christina Lindal Mark and Janet Thomasseau Tricia Tiano and Kent Mettler Maria V. Tucker Camille Utterback Edgar M. Valentine Crista A. Van Slyck-Matteson Destiny Vaught Ruth Voss Susan Warner Erin Weible Noel Welch Lila R. Westreich Doug Whitehead and Jean Wen Karen Willenbrink-Johnsen and Jasen Johnsen Al Winsor Rob Wiseman Alison J. Wood Kentaro Yanagi Mark H. and Karen L. Zorensky

Thank you to our supporters 2025-2026 CONTRIBUTORS

Foundation Support Anonymous (2) Alliance for Pioneer Square ArtsFund Asis Foundation Center Art Foundation Chubb Charitable Foundation Gates Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s JayKay Foundation Fund The Grey Rocks Foundation, Inc. Grousemont Foundation Helen Frankenthaler Foundation Judy and John Graff Charitable Foundation The Klorfine Foundation The Marshall Frankel Foundation Maurer Family Foundation The Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation National Endowment for the Arts The Norcliffe Foundation Norman Archibald Charitable Foundation Puyallup Tribe of Indians Windgate Charitable Foundation

Corporate Support Alaska Airlines Barrio Brovo Spirits Brown & Brown Bocci Bullseye Glass Co. Caffe Ladro Carmine’s Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery Chihuly Garden and Glass Chihuly Studio Expedia Fremont Antique Glass Company Fremont Studios Georgetown Brewing Glashütte Lamberts Glass Vodka Harborstone Credit Union Hawaiian Airlines HIS Glassworks, Inc Hot Glass Color & Supply Kaspars Catering & Events LinkedIn McMenamins

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mithun MOPOP Morgan Stanley Museum of Flight National Football League National Nordic Musuem Olympic Color Rods Pacific Northwest Ballet Paul Wissmach Glass Company PNC Bank Rago Wright Sea Wolf Bakers Seattle Repertory Theatre Suburban Propane The Pastry Project Tolo Events Tutta Bella Union Arts Center Vacation Vallarta Veris Law Group PLLC Village Theatre Wild Ginger Windermere Real Estate - Yarrow Bay

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Index of supporting artists ARTISTS

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ARTISTS

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Aas, Jeanne-Sophie

220

48

Cribbs, KéKé

101

26

Akers, James

143

40

Daniel, Rosie

235

52

Al-Dhaher, Sabah

318

60

Davidson, Patricia

333

64

Anderegg, Jimmy

112

29

Day, Stephen Paul

328

63

Ashman, Nick

218

48

Day Perez, Matthew

120

32

Ballis, Cory

356

70

Dietrich, Greg

113

30

Bank, Robert

363

73

Donzelli, Maurizio

319

60

Berger, Nicole

238

53

Douglas, Mel

23

21

Bertani, Elyse

213

47

Dover, Noam

303

56

Bettison, Giles

6

15

Downman, Courtney

367

74

Biffert, Alana

136

38

Drury, John

344

67

Blackmore, Cassandria

15

18

Edmonds, Nicolette

237

53

Boontje, Tord

368

74

Edols, Ben

7

16

Boothe, Anna

134, 345

37, 68

Edwards, Cheryl

323

61

Borg, Roger

232

51

Elek, Jennifer

3

14

Brachlow, Heike

312

58

Elliott, Jason

308

57

Brensinger, Danielle

106

27

Elliott, Kathy

7

16

Burnette, Evan

214, 304

47, 56

Endo, Michael

4

15

Calimpong, Granite

118

31

England, MiNHi

330

63

Callan, Nancy

22

21

Ferraro, Jeanne Marie

137

38

Campbell, Lee

137

38

Fields, Austin

355

70

Canlis, Jean-Pierre

127

35

Friborg, Bjørn

131, 343

36, 67

Cannon, Alix

105

27

Friday, Dan

107

28

Cariati, Joe

348

68

Friday, Raya

116

31

Cavanagh, Mariah

225

50

Golberg, Melissa Jean

224

49

Cederbaum, Michal

303

56

Goldstein, Leslie

207

45

Cerisola, Pedro

102

26

Goldstein, Kari

231

51

Chesler, Bri

109

28

Grenier, Geneviève

370

74

Chihuly Studio

18

19

Grinshpan, Tali

309

58

Choi, Keeryong

135

37

Hargrave, Joshua

306

57

Christian, Jason

104

27

Harty, Kim

340

66

Cohan, Charles

310

58

Head, Suzanne

302

56

Cohen, Adam

130

36

Healy, Tess

221

49

Cohen, Nancy

345

68

Hennessey, Sean

327

62

Cooper, Neile

302

56

Hermansson, Peter

13, 131

18, 36

Coyle, Daniel

339

66

Hill, Benny

212

46

Hillerova, Hana

311

58

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Holtzinger, Adam

236

52

Naidich, María

342

67

Hude, Katrina

142

40

Newmeyer, Elissa

203

44

Jabbora-Barber, Nikki

315

59

O'Brien, Skye Amber

353

70

Jacobsen, Sophie Lou

371

75

O'Dell, Kelly

5

15

Johansson, Micke

332

64

O'Neill, Sean

351

69

Kaes, Dani

233

52

Ogata, Kanami

354

70

Kastler, Julia

366

73

Oliver, Marvin

119

32

Katsias, Staci

234

52

Patchen, David

103

26

Kile, Mitchell

322

61

Peterson, Morgan

126

34

Kiley, John

24

21

Pettibone, Lisa

305

57

Kim, Sue

365

73

Pohlman, Jenny

325

62

Klein, Steve

124

34

Pohorsky, Valerie

337

66

Klimley, Nancy

349

69

Quiocho, Trenton

334

64

Knowles, Sabrina

325

62

Rader, Rachel

205

45

Krzemińska-Baluch, Marzena

316

60

Rambharose, Lucian

350

69

Laux, Savanah

229

51

Raskin, Drew

362

72

Lawrence, Andy

117

31

Redd, Elizabeth

204

44

Lee, Helen

139

39

Redpath, Georgia

141

39

Leputa, Mark

369

74

Reed, John

360

72

Levenson, Silvia

111

29

Restrepo Moreno, Luisa

102, 122

26, 33

Lindsay, Jeff

215

47

Reyes, Irene

208

45

Lindzey, Laura

228

50

Rios, Davĩd

237

53

Machado, Felicity

331

64

Rippetoe, Marta

222

49

Madison, Morgan

326

62

Romanelli, Bruno

314

59

Marabito, Susan

210, 211

46

Royal, Richard

17

19

Marioni, Dante

16

19

Ruffner, Ginny

115

30

Marquis, Richard

10

17

Salvadore, Davide

9

16

Marshall, Lindsy

347

68

Salvadore, Marco

21

20

Martin, Emily

223

49

Salvadore, Mattia

21

20

Messink, Paul

321

61

Sambar, Nate

238

53

Miller, Kenneth

216

47

Schultz, Laurel

341

67

Miller, Katie

352

69

Sevier, Ellye

209

46

Miller, Robbie

344

67

Sevillano, Gladys

313

59

Mitchell, Cedric

108

28

Shelley, Ruth

123

33

Moody, Katelyn

363

73

Sherry, Ellen

307

57

Morrison, Alexander

317

60

Simpson, Buster

128

35

Mount, Nick

125

34

Singh, Meera

359

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Index of supporting artists ARTISTS

ITEM

PAGE

ARTISTS

ITEM

PAGE

Singletary, Preston

14, 121

18, 32

Wu, Rya

202

44

Sinkus, Jeremy

133

37

Yamazaki, Yuka

144

40

Skyriver, Raven

20, 131

20, 36

Youn, Hoseok

330

63

Socia, Beck

131

36

Yüksek, Sibelle

361

72

Spears, Carolyn

324

62

Saffron Glass

137

38

Spencer, Andrea

338

66

Cutting Edge Products

215

47

Špiranović, Susan

236

52

Team at the Museum of Glass,

311

58

Spitzer, Jack

329

63

Tacoma

Stark, Jen

357

71

Statom, Therman

132

36

Stelljes, Megan

140

39

Stern, Austin

1

14

Stern, Rob

138

38

Sugo, Yoshie

110

29

Suzuki, Sayaka

346

68

Szösz, C. Matthew

301

56

Tagliapietra, Lino

19

20

Tamura, Ruth

139

39

Tanda, Rebecca

206

45

Tate, Tim

8

16

Tillman, Emery

219

48

Tuwaletstiwa, Judy

12

17

Vagen, Veruska

2

14

Valentine, Edgar

109

28

Wåhlström, Ann

129

35

Wallace, Adam

320

61

Walters, David

114

30

Weiss, Dick

335

65

Welch, Noel

201

44

Westreich, Lila

226

50

White Berry, Victoria

217

48

Willcox, Jacob

227

50

Willenbrink-Johnsen, Karen

11

17

Winston, Alex

237, 336

53, 65

Wood, Emma

230

51

Woolf, Suze

358

71

Worley, Dana

364

73

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Glossary of terms BITS Pieces of molten glass snipped off a blowpipe or punty and applied hot to a glass form. BOROSILICATE A type of glass containing boron oxide that is highly resistant to thermal shocks. Commonly used in flameworking. CANE Thin rods of glass, usually with a twisted pattern in multiple colors used to add pattern to blown glass. DICHROIC Manufactured glass that is one color when seen by reflected light and another color when light shines through it. The effect can be achieved by applying a dichroic coating to glass that otherwise would not have this property. ELECTROPLATE The process of adhering metal to glass by dipping the glass into an electrically charged solution. ETCH To create a design by cutting away the surface of finished glass with a tool or by treating it with acid. FLAMEWORKING OR LAMPWORKING The process of using a gas-fueled torch or lamp to heat glass rods for sculpting, blowing and beadmaking. FUSE To melt together two or more pieces of glass in a kiln. GRAAL A glassblowing technique wherein a thick “blank” or core form is blown, usually with two or more layers of color. The blank is then engraved, bringing out the underlying color, much as is done with a cameo. The engraved blank is subsequently reheated and blown to its full shape. HOT CAST To ladle hot glass from a furnace into a mold made of sand, steel, or plaster. INCALMO A glassblowing process that joins two or more bubbles of hot glass together, resulting in defined bands of color in a vessel or object.

INCISO A technique for patterning the surface of glass by creating deep incisions, usually with handengraving tools.

SANDBLAST To blow or blast sand onto a piece, etching away layers of glass. Masking is used to create patterns.

KILN A high-temperature electric oven used for casting, fusing and slumping glass.

SANDCAST To ladle hot glass into a formed mold made of specialized sand.

KILN-CAST The use of a mold, usually plaster, filled with crushed glass, which is melted in a kiln to produce a solid glass form.

SCAVO Corrosive chemical material applied to the surface of hot glass that gives the final piece a matte finish.

LAMINATE To use heat or glue to join pieces of glass.

SGRAFFITO The technique of adding color to the surface of glass and then scratching it away, causing a reverse image to appear.

LAMPWORKING See flameworking. LOST WAX A method of casting whereby a wax or wax-coated model is embedded in clay and then baked so that the wax melts and is “lost,” leaving a mold into which hot glass is poured. The mold must be broken in order to retrieve the cast object. MOLDBLOWN Glass formed into a shape by being blown into a mold, typically made of wood, metal or plaster. MURRINE Patterned glass cane cut into sections in order to form small disks that are used in decorating glass or constructing glass forms. OVERLAY A thin layer of clear or colored glass on the outside of a piece.

SHARD A small fragment of glass. Colored shards may be melted into a piece for decoration. SLUMP To heat a sheet of glass in a kiln until it is soft enough to assume the shape of a mold without becoming molten. SMALTI A soft, intensely colored Venetian glass that is chipped into squares for use in creating traditional mosaics. THREADS Thin strands of glass, usually colored, that may be added to the glass in a variety of ways for different effects. VITREOGRAPHY The process of creating a print from a glass plate.

OFF-HAND Formed freehand on the end of a punty or blowpipe. No mold is used.

WRAP A strand of glass, typically but not always of a contrasting color, applied hot to a vessel.

PÂTE DE VERRE From French, meaning “glass paste.” The paste is made from crushed glass and enamel paint. It is applied to the surface of a mold and fired in a kiln at high temperature.

ZANFIRICO A multi-colored cane made by gathering a bundle of rods of different colors, and heating it until it is soft. The bundle is attached to two pontils and elongated by drawing. At the same time, the bundle is twisted to produce a spiral pattern. Zanfirico is a synonym for vetro a retorti.

ROLL-UP In this process, multiple pieces of flat glass are fused into a tile. The tile is reheated, rolled up onto a gather, and then blown into a three-dimensional object.

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