Great news! I am part of the spring exhibition at CCMoA.
SCULPTURE from the archives of the Cape Cod Museum of Art. April 5 – July 9, 2023
Meet Shogun
This piece is from my Cast Glass Vessel exploration. It is undoubtedly one of the stronger works from this series. Equally important for this show, it was locally produced in Massachusetts mid 2000’s at Martha’s Vineyard Glassworks. Shogun in particular showcases the distinctive assembled look indicative of this work. Smooth visual elements are embedded in contrast to the hazed rugged structures. Additionally you can read more about Cast Glass Vessels here.
SCULPTURE From the CCMoA Permanent Collection
April 5 – July 9, 2023
Cape Cod Museum of Art,
60 Hope Ln Dennis, MA 02638, USA
4 pm – 5 pm Gallery Talk
5 pm – 6:30 pm Reception
Free and open to the public.
RSVP Appreciated
Making of a Cast Glass Vessel
Shelton WA 2003
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Clearly: Glass as Sculpture at CCMoA
– CCMoA Presents –
Clearly: Glass as Sculpture at
Opening September 5 through November 15, 2015
Reception: September 10, 5:30-7 pm
Gallery Talk: September 10, 4 pm
In “Clearly: Glass as Sculpture”, the stage is set to explore a wide range of glass sculpture created by regional artists working in this medium. A few artists will be selected and recognized for their contributions by the director of the Fuller Craft Museum, Jonathan L. Fairbanks, who will also give a presentation on the history of glass. Informative demonstrations by participating artists on the various techniques used to create glass sculpture will be held in conjunction with the exhibition
The gallery talk will be held by Jonathan Fairbanks, director of Fuller Craft Museum. Fairbanks will be giving the Edmund L. Zachar Memorial Lecture.
This is a strong exhibition of contemporary glass, and I am thrilled to be showing alongside these artists. Additionally I am honored to accept the “Most Fitting to the Theme” award as presented by the Cape Cod Museum of Art. Thank you. -Oliver
