Art Glass SF

Corning Glass, New York

New protocols at CMORG, the new reality of glassblowing in a public studio. Thanks Will DeRousse ... https://www.cmog.org/health-and-safety-studio

New protocols at CMORG, the new reality of glassblowing in a public studio. Thanks Will DeRousse ... https://www.cmog.org/health-and-safety-studio

From Jason Wertheimer, glass bowing in the age of Covid

Last thing I created before the shop shut down in March, finally picked it up, we'll see how far I have fallen back once I get back in there ...

Making a simple glass bowl in 2019 with Jason Wertheimer

No glassblowing during stay at home so a funny tshirt instead

https://www.wired.com//physicists-chip-away-at-a-mystery-/

Created some ice cream dishes yesterday

Learning about sculpting fish and made these as a stepping stone towards a project to make a fish for a friend

https://www.newyorker.com//the-wacky-pleasures-of-blown-aw

Netflix! https://www.netflix.com/title/80215147

Decanter and stirring glass set

WHAT we make. WHY we make. HOW we make. Spend a week exploring all three, at the bench and beyond, with @dhmcnabb this May at Public Glass. Get your spot before they’re gone! www.publicglass.org/masters

http://www.weny.com//corning-museum-of-glass-joins-netflix

Etsuko Ichikawa's glass sculptures, burnt paper drawings and films offer a meditative take on themes of water, fire, earth and radioactivity. Ichikawa creates l...yrical, flowing abstractions from the encounter of contradictory elements - fire and paper - which she complements with watercolors. Ichikawa was born in Tokyo and is based in Seattle; her work has been exhibited at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Seattle Art Museum, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa and / The Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo. Her sculptures, drawings and films can currently be seen in a solo show at Winston Wachter Fine Art in NYC (through 2/16, at bit.ly/etsukonyc); and in group shows at Bellevue Arts Museum (in Bellevue, WA, through 4/19, at bit.ly/EtsukoWA) and Boise Art Museum (in Boise, IA, through 2/3 at: bit.ly/EtsukoIA). Learn more about the artist and her work at www.etsukoichikawa.com. See more