SOFA CHICAGO 2014 Catalog

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Thank you for visiting this year! We look forward to seeing you in 2015!

SOFA CHICAGO 2015 November 6-8, 2015

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The 21st Annual Sculpture Objects Functional Art & Design Fair:

SOFA CHICAGO 2014

November 6-9Navy Pier

Owned and Produced by Urban Expositions

Doug MillerPartner & President

Tim von GalPartner & Chief Operating Officer

Courtney MullerExecutive Vice President

Jeannie LeggettVice President, Finance

Joan UlrichVice President of Marketing

& Specialty Shows

Donna DaviesFair Director

Kate JordanDirector of Marketing

Aaron AndersonWeb Development and Technology

Deborah KraftProgramming & Special Projects Coordinator

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I am delighted to welcome you to SOFA CHICAGO 2014! This year’s fair features 63 prestigious galleries from 14 countries. SOFA has always been an important global venue for contemporary and modern art and design, and this year’s impressive international presence emphasizes that SOFA CHICAGO continues to serve as the annual meeting place for the international world of

art and design.

It goes without saying that SOFA CHICAGO is not possible without our community of galleries, dealers, artists, curators, critics, and patrons. As we celebrate our 21st year, we are looking ahead to our next 20 years and more – always reflecting on where we have been, and striving to do more, and create

a better fair each year. For this reason, we felt it was important to create a Host Committee for the first time in the fair’s history. Our Host Committee members have supported us for the past 20 years and they stand with us as we look ahead to the next 20! A heartfelt thank you to our inaugural Host Committee!

We are excited to announce the return of two elements of the fair that we introduced in 2013: CONNECT and SOFA Selects. Both programs were launched in celebration of SOFA CHICAGO’s 20th anniversary. We are grateful and proud that each program was so successfully received and we are happy to announce that CONNECT and SOFA Selects will continue to be part of our annual fair.

This year, CONNECT features six art and design universities who have each created dynamic environments featuring seating, lighting and objects. I encourage you to explore each school’s installation, learn about this next generation of artists and designers, and “connect” with your fellow fair visitors. We are thrilled to welcome Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL; Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY; University of California, Davis; University of Cincinnati – College of Design, Architecture, Art & Planning, OH; University of Iowa, Iowa City; and University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. Thank you to Chubb Personal Insurance and the Corning Museum of Glass for their generous support of CONNECT.

SOFA Selects also returns this year and we are excited to announce that our SOFA Selects participants have grown from last year. As you stroll through the show floor, you will notice SOFA Selects labels next to individual pieces. These are works that our SOFA Selects participants have noted as pieces they are excited to see at this year’s fair. Take advantage of this opportunity to see what noted curators, critics and designers are looking at and why they like them! Thank you to all of our SOFA Selects participants.

This year’s Lecture Series presents nearly 30 panel discussions and talks with curators, artists, museums directors, scholars, collectors, and critics. There is a tremendous wealth of information presented by experts in our field and I hope you will seize the opportunity and attend as many of the Lectures as you can!

The 2014 Special Exhibits feature five extraordinary exhibitions presented by: Anderson Ranch Arts Center; Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts; Collectors of Wood Art; Cranbrook Academy of Art; Haystack Mountain School of Crafts; Penland School of Crafts; Peters Valley School of Craft; Pilchuck Glass School; and Pittsburgh Glass Center. Be sure to see these innovative exhibits, as well as their lectures and essays on sofaexpo.com

I would like to thank Chubb Personal Insurance, whose 10th year of generous support makes the SOFA CHICAGO VIP Lounge and special events possible. Chubb is also sponsoring CONNECT and we thank them for their commitment to contemporary art and design. Thank you, also, to our new sponsors, Kia, as the fair’s Official Automotive Partner, and Caesarstone, as the sponsor of the fair’s Central Bar. Finally, thank you to our Media Sponsors: Chicago Tribune, Modern Luxury and WBEZ.

I hope you enjoy SOFA CHICAGO 2014 and I hope you make some exciting discoveries and connections at this year’s fair!

Donna DaviesFair Director

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2014 Host CommitteeDiana BittingMichelle BooneKay BucksbaumCheryl DurstMarilynn GardnerFern GrauerDeb and John GrossGeorge LarsonSuzanne LovellMark LymanJeanne Randall MalkinAnne MeszkoLaura MurphyAnn NathanBruce W. PepichBruce RobbinsRichard SteeleGlenn and Trish TullmanGinny B. Van AlyeaJames Yood

2014 SOFA Selects ParticipantsAssociation of Interior Designers Diana BittingDavid ButlerAmy Dehan Jourdan FairchildWilliam GanisInternational Interior Designers AssociationSuzanne Lovell Kara MannMonica MosesBruce W. PepichRichar Davira S. Taragin James YoodEmily Zilber

Participating galleries, artists, partners and sponsorsActive GraphixAmerican Institute of Architects ChicagoMaggie AmirFrancesca AndersonAnderson Ranch Arts CenterArrowmont School of Arts & CraftsArt Alliance for Contemporary GlassArt Institute of ChicagoJim BakerSara BakerMaura BrutonCaesarstone USAKaren CampbellEnnis CarterRob CassettiDouglas CasebeerChicago Design MuseumChicago Event GraphicsChicago TribuneChubb Personal InsuranceEnnis ClarkGarth ClarkPam ClarkClassic-ColorAnthony CamarilloJudith ChernoffCollectors of Wood ArtAllison CookeConnections HousingCorning Museum of GlassErinn CoxCranbrook Academy of ArtJulie DanilekShawn DeweyDIFFA ChicagoHugh DonlanDriehaus MuseumBeth DunlopDupli-Graphic

EBISSZurich EspositoMichael FranksRandy FleszarWayne ForsterDon FriedlichFriends of Fiber Art InternationalSteve GibbsNancy HallbergHaystack Mountain School of CraftsKatya HellerHeidi HribernikBrooke HubbuchHyde Park Art CenterInfusco Coffee RoastersIntuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider ArtIQMaticsDan KaneGeorge KennardStuart KestenbaumKia MotorsLaura KochKovalChristina KraskSophia LapatLillstreet Art CenterMichael MacigewskiDjana MartinMary and Leigh Block Museum of ArtBill MayMaya Romanoff StudioHeather McElweeRobert McGinleyJean McLaughlinJoanna McNamaraEric MeekKristi MillerModern LuxuryKristin MullerMuseum of Contemporary Art Chicago

Museum of Contemporary Art ClevelandNational Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA)Sarah NaultMark NewportCarole PembertonPenland School of CraftsStephen PerreaultPeters Valley School of CraftBinh PhoGinger PiotterPilchuck Glass SchoolPittsburgh Glass CenterRebarReva and David Logan Center for the ArtsJoshua Rogers and Lesley WeisenbacherKate SamuelsonSchiffer BooksPatrick SedaJan Mirenda SmithDave SmykowskiSociety of North American GoldsmithsSusan SoineBecca SoskeLesley StumpToni SykesMark ThompsonKathleen TierneyTerry’s ToffeeBridget TrostTrump ChicagoTyNantJustin Van Houten Sharon von GalJason VossenDaniel WalkerAmy WilliamsJennifer WoolfordTanner Woolford

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FrIDAY9 – 10 am | Room 327SNAG Emerging Artists 2014Steven Gordon Holman, Lauren Tickle, and Demitra Thomloudis (Charon Kransen Arts).Presented by the Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG)

9 – 10 am | Room 324Wayne Higby in Focus: A Career in Close-UpCeramic sculptor Wayne Higby with Bruce W. Pepich, Executive Director and Curator of Collections, Racine Art Museum. Presented by Racine Art Museum

10 – 11 am | Room 326The Artists’ Perspective on Growth and ChangeArtists Raissa Bump (Hedone Gallery), Cristina Cordova (Ann Nathan Gallery), Arthur Gonzales (John Natsoulas Gallery), and Tom Huang (Wexler Gallery); moderated by Jean W. McLaughlin, Director, Penland School of Crafts. Presented by Penland School of Crafts

10:30 – 11:30 am | Room 327Carrying Devices and Other AbsurditiesNorwegian craftsman and jewelry engineer, Sigurd Bronger (Galleri Format Oslo). Presented by the Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG)

10:30 – 11:30 am | Room 324Fiber Art in the Fine Art Museum IILauren D. Whitley, Curator in the David and Roberta Logie Department of Textile and Fashion Arts at the MFA, Boston.Presented by Friends of Fiber Art International

11:30 am -12:30 pm | Room 326Is it all About Beauty: Aesthetics and Ethics?Panelists Dr. Glenn Adamson, Nanette L. Laitman Director, Museum of Arts and Design; Vivian Beer, artist/designer (Wexler Gallery); and Cindi Strauss, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Decorative Arts and Design, Museum of Fine Art, Houston; moderated by Doug Casebeer, Associate Director and Artistic Director for Ceramics and Sculpture at Anderson Ranch Arts Center. Presented by Anderson Ranch Arts Center

12 – 1 pm | Room 324Witnessing Transparency: The Voice Made VisualGlass artist Janis Miltenberger (Thomas R. Riley Galleries)

12 – 1 pm | Room 327Contemporary Jewelry in the Donna Schneier Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of ArtDonna Schneier with jewelry artists Bruce Metcalf, Kiff Slemmons and Don Friedlich. Presented by the Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG)

1 – 2:30 pm | Room 326The Future of Glass is NowPanelists Dr. Glenn Adamson, Nanette L. Laitman Director of the Museum of Art and Design; Katya Heller, Director, Heller Gallery; Charlotte Potter, Glass Studio Manager and Programming Director, Chrysler Museum of Art; and artists Mark A. Reigelman II (Heller Gallery) and Norwood Viviano (Heller Gallery); moderated by James Baker, Executive Director, Pilchuck Glass School. Presented by Pilchuck Glass School

1:30 – 2:30 pm | Room 324Oddities: The Ceramics of Léopold L. FoulemCeramicist Léopold L. Foulem (Option Art). Presented by Ceramics Monthly

2 - 3 pm | Room 327A Sense of Duty: A Sense of SelfArtist Efharis Alepedis (Charon Kransen Arts)

3 – 4 pm | Room 324Contemporary Glass and Glassmaking in Corning’s New North WingTina Oldknow, Senior Curator, Modern and Contemporary Glass; Rob Cassetti, Senior Director, Creative Services & Marketing; and Eric Meek, Hot Glass Show/GlassLab Manager. Presented by The Corning Museum of Glass

3 – 4 pm | Room 326The Art of EngagementWith CONNECT participants: John DeSalvo, Illinois Institute of Technology; Deborah Schneiderman, Pratt Institute; Brett Snyder, University of California, Davis; Stephen Slaughter, University of Cincinnati; Monica Correia, University of Iowa; Charlotte Hamlin; University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth; moderated by Garth Clark.Presented by Chubb Personal Insurance

3:30 – 4:40 pm | Room 327Life on Planet EarthArtist April Surgent (Heller Gallery) with Dr. William Ganis, Chairperson of the Department of Art and Design at Indiana State University and Diane C. Wright, the Carolyn and Richard Barry, Curator of Glass at the Chrysler Museum of Art; moderated by James Baker, Executive Director, Pilchuck Glass School

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Saturday 9 – 10 am | Room 324Mel Douglas: point.line.planeAustralian glass artist Mel Douglas (Beaver Galleries)

9:30 – 10:30 am | Room 326Wild Thing: Prairie as Concept, Prairie as Environment Curator Michael HosalukPresented by Creative Saskatchewan

10 – 11 am | Room 327Material and Message: A Conversation about the Evolution of Glass in ArtLong-time Seattle gallerist Bill Traver with Tina Aufiero, Artistic Director of Pilchuck Glass School, and Seattle-based artist John Kiley (Traver Gallery)

10:30 – 11:30 am | Room 324Encouraging BambooSteven Halvorsen, Collections Manager, TAI Modern

11 am – 12 pm | Room 326The Craft School ExperiencePanelists Bill May, Director, Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts; Stuart Kestenbaum, Director, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts; Jean W. McLaughlin, Director, Penland School of Crafts; Kristin Muller, Director, Peters Valley School of Craft; and James Baker, Director, Pilchuck Glass School;

moderated by Ennis Carter, Director, Social Impact Studios. Presented in conjunction with the SOFA CHICAGO special exhibit The Craft School Experience 11:30 am – 12:30 pm | Room 327The Encounter of Science and Art in Glass Hungarian glass artist Péter Botos (Palette Contemporary Art and Craft) in conversation with his son Andor Botos.

12 – 1 pm | Room 324Kirk Mangus: Things LoveRose Bouthillier, Associate Curator and Publications Manager, MOCA Cleveland; Eva Kwong, Mangus’ widow, and Mindy Solomon, Owner, Mindy Solomon Gallery.Presented by the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland

12:30 – 1:30 pm | Room 326Idea Furnace: Building Bridges and Breaking the Rules Artists Jason Forck, Ashley McFarland, Juliet Pusateri, and Will Schlough; moderated by Heather McElwee, Executive Director, Pittsburgh Glass Center. Presented by the Pittsburgh Glass Center in conjunction with the SOFA CHICAGO special exhibit Idea Furnace

1 – 2 pm | Room 327Transition From Wood to GlassArtist Harry Pollitt (Thomas R. Riley Galleries)

1:30 – 2:30 pm | Room 324Across the Table: Craft Practice Beyond the Object Michael J. Strand, Associate Professor and Head of Visual Arts at North Dakota State University. Presented by National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA)

2 – 3 pm | Room 326In Consideration of Beyond Boundaries: Wood Art for the 21st CenturyArtists John Beaver (Thomas R. Riley Galleries), David Ellsworth (William Zimmer Gallery), and Gord Peteran (Wexler Gallery) in conversation with Emily Zilber, Ronald C. and Anita L. Wornick Curator of Contemporary Decorative Arts, The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Presented by Collectors of Wood Art in conjunction with the SOFA CHICAGO special exhibit Beyond Boundaries: Wood Art for the 21st Century

2:30 – 3:30 pm | Room 327Anderson Ranch: Mentoring Artistic ExcellenceDoug Casebeer, Associate Director and Artistic Director for Ceramics and Sculpture at Anderson Ranch. Presented by Anderson Ranch Arts Center in conjunction with the SOFA CHICAGO special exhibit Anderson Ranch: Mentoring Artistic Excellence

3 - 4 pm | Room 324Turning Firewood into FormScottish wood turner Thomas Hopkins Gibson (Craft Scotland)

3:30 – 4:30 pm | Room 326Comfort Me: A ConversationArtists/MFA candidates Andrea Alonge, Emily Staugaitis and Jenny Walker in conversation with Mark Newport, Artist in Residence and Head of Fiber Department, Cranbrook Academy of Art. Presented by Cranbrook Academy of Art in conjunction with the SOFA CHICAGO special exhibit Comfort Me

3:45 – 5 pm | Room 327Glass Visions: Cycle of Life and the Renewal of the Knoxville Museum of ArtDavid Butler, Executive Director, Knoxville Museum of Art withKnoxville-based artist Richard Jolley (Litvak Gallery).Presented by the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass

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SOFA CHICAGO 2014 SPECIAL EXHIBITS

AndErSOn rAnCH: MEnTOrInG ArTISTIC EXCELLEnCE In 2016, Anderson Ranch Arts Center commemorates 50 years as a world leader in development of the visual arts through its renowned workshops, residencies, and visiting artist projects. This special exhibit celebrates the artists who have been active in the development of our programs, contributed to inspirational dialogue, and created a campus imbued with a spirit of community, challenge, and innovation. Whether they have been faculty, residents, students, or staff, the featured artists have truly embraced the Ranch’s spirit and reached the highest level of critical conversation in contemporary art. Presented by Anderson Ranch Arts Center

BEYOnd BOUndArIES: WOOd ArT FOr THE 21ST CEnTUrY The aesthetic landscape of the 21st century is becoming increasingly interdisciplinary. Boundaries around how wood can be used as a medium for artistic expression, what it can look like, how it lives in space, how it is made, and how it relates to prior works are also shifting and changing. This special exhibit looks at select examples of how artists working across the spectrum of contemporary wood art are travelling in distinctly different directions, and what that might signify for the future of this diverse community.Presented by Collectors of Wood Art


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Comfort me This special exhibit explores the theme of Comfort – a concept manifested as a sculptural form, socially engaged community practice, or digital output. Some pieces do this through the tactile connection we have with domestic objects while others are based on memories. The works included may not share the feeling of comfort with the viewer. In fact, many of the works struggle with the notions of stillness and contentment that comfort suggests. Through rigorous contemplation of the relationship between materials, form, and process, these artists invite the viewer to engage in a diverse conversation of the notion of comfort. Presented by Cranbrook Academy of Art

Idea furnaCe The Pittsburgh Glass Center invited 7 Pittsburgh-based artists to participate in the Idea Furnace: an experimental design program and residency to connect non-glass artists with master glass artists to encourage exploration in other art forms. Created to bridge the gap between glass and other art and design media, the Idea Furnace not only educates artists about glass, but also provides access to the material and new means to advance their ideas. The program also challenges established glass artists to think more broadly about the material. With fresh perspectives, the artists’ thoughtful explorations of the material result in new, interesting interpretations. Presented by Pittsburgh Glass Center

the Craft SChool experIenCe Five of the leading US craft schools: Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts; Haystack Mountain School of Crafts; Penland School of Crafts; Peters Valley School of Craft; and Pilchuck Glass School have joined to launch a national initiative celebrating the importance of the craft school experience. While maintaining the individuality and distinction of each organization, this dynamic collective explores the values and communities that join them as a movement. Through their combined efforts they promote education and excellence in craft by emphasizing their unique opportunities for students.


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IllInoIs InstItute of technology Envisioned as part of “Nowness,” IIT’s new approach is centered on re-thinking the metropolis. IIT’s College of Architecture team will design an installation as a public space, representing a gathering spot in a specific Chicago neighborhood. Students will explore the architect’s role in the making of a neighborhood. How can public space become a catalyst for the neighborhood? What new activities will emerge with cultural changes and technological advancements? Can we design new prototypes for public spaces in Chicago? How will the city of the future be re-shaped by these potential projects?

pratt InstItute Pratt’s CONNECT proposal design is inspired by the topographic landscape of of Chicago; a union of the orthogonal grid lines of the city and the organic curvature of the soft water’s edge – the intersection of rigidity and fluidity; reticulation and smoothness. The space aims to connect SOFA visitors to the surrounding city (conceptually, with the layout inspired by the varied topography of Chicago), and to the Pratt community in Brooklyn (materially, by constructing the lounge utilizing byproducts and surplus material from everyday construction – orange construction mesh, and gray and white felt sourced from a local industrial stamp press).

unIversIty of calIfornIa, DavIs “Think Davis” is premised on this idea of connections; the idea that design does not develop in or inhabit a bubble: but that it is, at a fundamental level, an evolving set of connections. Think Davis is comprised of a cluster of light emitting chairs connected by a translucent canopy. The chairs are organized over a printed map, showing the diverse array of subject matter that spark collaborations at UC Davis. Punctuated between the chairs are images and text of recent projects at Davis, highlighting interdisciplinary art and design practice.


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University of CinCinnatiThe University of Cincinnati’s CONNECT space represents to the students, faculty, and College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, projects with a purpose. DAAPcares, Out of Failure, and The Strange Wall collectively epitomizes research and experimentation at the University of Cincinnati across a broad spectrum of topics, techniques and disciplines, leveraged ultimately to address those in need and to teach that design is more than a market driven pursuit focused on aesthetics for capital gain, but a responsibility focused on making our world a better place.

University of iowa Led by Associate Professor Monica Correia, University of Iowa’s 3D Design Program team will create an environment for SOFA CHICAGO that reflects the University’s educational practices and research. It will be a temporary space that is collapsible for easy transport as well as set up. The design will aim to to reflect the functional nature of education within the 3D Design program.

University of MassaChUsetts DartMoUthLight will play a major, literal role within the concept and realization of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth’s spatial environment, but it is an equally important metaphorical tool. The goal with this project is to shed light, not just literally, but figuratively on the city of New Bedford whose glory days of wealth and prosperity have faded into the past, but whose creative history lives on. It is this creative energy that sustains the community, drawing new talent to the University and the city today.

Design environments created by six international art and design university departments incorporating seating, lighting, and objects.

All work is created by university students under the guidance of their faculty advisors. For more info visit sofaexpo.com/connect.

Special thanks to Chubb Personal Insurance and Corning Museum of Glass for their generous support of CONNECT, and to jurors Rob Cassetti,

Senior Director, Creative Services & Marketing, Corning Museum of Glass; Beth Dunlop, Editor, Modern; Zurich Esposito, Executive Vice President

for American Institute of Architects (AIA) Chicago; William Ganis, arts writer and Professor of Art History, Indiana State University; Katya Heller,

Director, Heller Gallery; and Laura Murphy, Chubb Personal Insurance Fine Art Specialist.


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AAron FAber GAllery

666 Fifth AvenueNew York NY 10103 USA212.586.8411 P / 212.582.0205 [email protected]

Patricia Kiley Faber, DirectorEdward S. Faber, Co-OwnerTodd Atkinson, Executive Co-OrdinatorFelice Salmon, Gallery ManagerJackie-Lynn Wax, Gallery Associate

Tom & JuTTA munsTeiner Necklace, 2012, platinum, 24.75 carat aquamarine, 0.625 x 1.25 x 18

ADDRESS STAFF

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Glenda ArentzenÉlise BergeronMarco BorghesiMichael BoydClaude ChaventDevta Doolan

Roland DubucArata FuchiMichael GoodBarbara HeinrichLucie Heskett-BremAngela Hubel

Janis KermanRebecca LaskinSydney LynchEnric MajoralPaolo MarcolongoBrooke Marks-Swanson

Bernd MunsteinerJutta MunsteinerTom MunsteinerHarold O’ConnorEarl PardonTod Pardon

So Young ParkClaudio PinoLinda Kindler PriestPeter Schmid/Atelier ZobelGinny Whitney

PAolo mArcolonGo Datura Ring, 2014, sterling silver, blown Murano glass, 1.5 x 1.5 x 2.5

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Abmeyer + Wood Fine ArT

1210 2nd AvenueSeattle WA 98101 USA206.628.9501 [email protected]

Jonathan Wood, Owner/DirectorEmily Gage

cAlvin mA Drag On, 2014, stoneware, glaze, stain, canvas, twine, 14 x 7 x 15

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Jeff BallardCalvin MaWilliam MorrisRoss RichmondErika Sanada

ross richmond Woman of the Wood, 2014, blown and hot-sculpted glass, 22.5 x 8 x 8

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Ai bo GAllery

10 Rockledge RoadRye New York 10580 USA914.251.0169 P / 914.967.0596 [email protected]

Glenn Aber, Director/OwnerNick Feulner, Director of TechnologyFrancine Aber, Assistant Director

mArlene rose Celadon Tabletop Oh With Rings, 2014, sand cast glass, 33 x 25 x 11

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Lu ChiJosh Hershman

Zammy MigdalMarlene Rose

Martin RosolJanet Sherman

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lu chi Character, 2011, cast glass, 14 x 26 x 5

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Ann nAThAn GAllery

212 West Superior StreetChicago IL 60654 USA312.664.6622 P / 312.664.9392 [email protected]

Ann Nathan, Owner/DirectorVictor Armendariz, Assistant DirectorJan-Pieter Fokkens, Preparator

crisTinA cordovA Colonia, 2014, ceramic, resin, steel, 61 x 12 x 8

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Monica BalcMary BorgmanGordon Chandler

Jeffrey ConroyCristina CórdovaJacob Foran

Michael GrossChris HillJesús Curiá Pérez

Jim RoseEsther ShimazuJames Tyler

Jerilyn VirdenLynn Zetzman

Jim rose Twelve Drawer Chest, 2014, hot-rolled steel, found colored panels, 30 x 58 x 18

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ArmAGGAn ArT & desiGn GAllery

Nuruosmaniye Cad. No:65 NuruosmaniyeIstanbul Turkey+902125224433 P / +902125220033 [email protected]

Sanel San Sevinc, Director

cAnAn usTAoGlu Curiosity, 2013, acrylic and wood on canvas, 170 x 170 cm

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Ipek AltunmaralMeral Deger

Gul DelemenIpek Kotan

Cetin PireciTan Taspolatoglu

Canan Ustaoglu

TAn TAsPolAToGlu Relativity, 2014, epoxy and PVC on stainless steel, 75 x 75 cm

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AsPen Grove Fine ArT

525 East Cooper Street, #105Aspen CO 81611 USA970.925.5151 P / 970.925.5321 [email protected]

Mike Olsen, DirectorRobert Wilborn, Art ConsultantDave Pulito, Art Consultant

Gib sinGleTon Lincoln, 2013, bronze, 33 x 8 x 9

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Liu Miao ChanGib Singleton

liu miAo chAn Perfect Harmony, 2013, leather, 45 x 58 x 20

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beAver GAlleries

81 Denison StreetDeakin, Canberra ACT 2600 Australia+61.2.6282.5294 P / +61.2.6281.1315 [email protected]

Martin Beaver, Director

mel douGlAs Turning Tide #2, Gradient, Linear, 2014, blown, coldworked and engraved glass, 8.75 x 8.85 x 8 and 9.5 x 9.5 x 9.5, 8.25 x 8.75 x 8.75

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Mel DouglasBrenden Scott FrenchHolly GraceJeremy LepistoNick Wirdnam

holly GrAce Pretty Valley II, Pretty Valley I, 2014, blown and coldworked glass, 19 x 6.75 x 6.75 and 12.25 x 8 x 8

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berenGo sTudio

Fondamenta Vetrai 109/AMurano - Venice 30141 Italy+39.041.739453 P / +39.041.5276588 [email protected]

Berengo Collection Calle Larga San Marco 412/413Venice 30124 Italy+39.041.2410763 P / +39.041.2419456 [email protected]

Adriano Berengo, OwnerMarco Berengo, Director

AndreA sAlvAdor Dreaming in Tel Aviv, 2014, glass mosaic, 100 x 101 cm

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Mauro BonaventuraLuigi Benzoni

Leonardo CimolinMassimo Lunardon

Juan RipollesAndrea Salvador

Zak TimanBertin Vallien

Silvio Vigliaturo

JuAn riPolles Sax, 2011, free-hand blown glass sculpture, 62 x 31 x 35 cm

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blue rAin GAllery

130 Lincoln Avenue / Suite C Santa Fe NM 87501 USA505.954.9902 [email protected]

Blue Rain Contemporary 7137 East Main Street Scottsdale AZ 85251 USA480.874.8110 P

Leroy Garcia, OwnerPeter Stoessel, Executive DirectorDenise Phetteplace, Director of Business Development

TAmmy GArciA The River Delivers, bronze, 35.25 x 13.25 x 15.25

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Tony AbeytaRik Allen

Nancy CallanTammy Garcia

Dante MarioniPreston Singletary

Martin Spei

PresTon sinGleTAry And dAnTe mArioni Untitled, 2014, blown and sand-carved glass, 16.25 x 10 x 10

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chAron KrAnsen ArTs

817 West End Avenue / Suite 11CNew York NY 10025 USA212.627.5073 P / 212.663.9026 [email protected]

Efharis AlepedisAdam BrownLisa GranovskyCharon Kransen

eFhAris AlePedis Red, 2014, sea urchins, silk thread, rubber, epoxy resin, coral, modeling material, bamboo coral, sterling silver, 11 x 8.5 x 1.5

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Efharis AlepedisMelissa AriasFrancisca BauzaMichael BeckerMillie BehrensSofia BjorkmanLiv BlavarpJulie BlyfieldAntje BraeuerMonica CecchiMoon ChoonsunAnnemie de CorteAnnette DamSaskia DeteringDaniel DiCaprioBabette von DohnanyiHelen Dorion

Ralph DotzelHeike DotzelTeresa FarisStephanie FleckKate FurmanCarolina GimenoJennifer GraySophie HanagarthMirjam HillerSteven Gordon HolmanZita HsuMachteld van JoolingenJunWon JungKaori JuzuToru KanekoYeonmi KangMartin Kaufmann

Ulla KaufmannHeeJo KimJimin KimSooYeon KimKeiwa KobayashiAndrew KuebeckFelieke van der LeestHanna LiljenbergSim LuttinKadri MalkStefano MarchettiChristine MatthiasJeremy MayThanh-Truc NguyenLiana PattihisGriselda PenaAnnika Pettersson

Kirsten PlankGeorge PlionisDaniel PostaDeborah RudolphMargareth SandstromIsabell SchauppNolia ShaktiJulian SteimerNiki StylianouAntje StolzBetty StoukidesMariko SumiokaJie SunSanna SvedestedtJanna SyvanojaAnna Talbot

Salima ThakkerDemitra ThomloudisLauren TickleVivi TouloumidiSilke TrekelIris TsanteZdenek VacekWalka StudioAndrea WilliamsJasmin WinterPeter de WitShu-Lin WuMizuko YamadaWen-Miao YehDaniel von WeinbergerAnnamaria Zanella

lAuren TicKle $216.00 US Dollars Currency Converted brooch, 2014, US dollars, silver, monofilament, surgical steel, 4.5 x 4.5 x 3

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conTemPorAry ArTiFAcT

4189-3 Carpinteria AvenueCarpinteria CA 93013 USA805.451.8044 [email protected]

Jim Martin, Director

Jim mArTin Ceremonial Figure, 2014, cast bronze and cast cement, 32 x 5 x 5

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Rey AlfonsoRimas Ciurlionis

Will CorrAlex Fekete

David GordonChristopher Jeffries

Jim MartinHideaki Miyamura

Akiko SugiyamaGary Traczyk

rimAs ciurlionis A Line Through Ashes, 2014, oil and marble mass on wood, 66 x 102.5 x 2

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crAFT scoTlAnd

15 Coburg StreetEdinburgh EH6 6ET Scotland441314663870 [email protected]

Fiona Logue, DirectorJo Scott, Project ManagerRuth Grindley, Project Assistant

JeFF Zimmer Disconnect Series - Drone 3, 2014, layered glass, lightbox and vintage frame, 28 x 21 x 8,photo: Shannon Tofts

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Stacey BentleyKathryn HintonThomas Hopkins Gibson

Choi KeeryongAlison KinnairdGilly Langton

Morag MacphersonLara ScobieAmanda Simmons

Misun Won Jeff Zimmer

sTAcey benTley Double Blue Brooch, 2013, silver, iron, enamel and steel, 2.4 x 2.4 x 0.6, photo: Stacey Bentley

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creATive sAsKATcheWAn

208-1831 College AvenueRegina SK Canada306.798.9800 P / 306.798.7768 [email protected]

Michael Hosaluk, CuratorJP Ellson, CEOSherry Luther, Export & Industry Development Manager

ZAchAri loGAn Fountain 1, 2013, clay, 42 x 54, nearly 100 loosely placed clay flowers

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Heather BenningLorne BeugMel BolenMarcia ChicknessVictor CicanskyMartha Cole

Ruth CuthandJoe FafardBrian GladwellGary GreerGregory HardyDon Hefner

June J. JacobsMarie LaninooJefferson LittleRay LodoenZachari LoganEllen Moffat

Clint NeufeldAlison NorlenAlicia PopoffLes PotterAnita RocamoraJamie Russel

Martin TagsethDouglas A. TaylorDavid ThaubergerSean WeisgerberZane Wilcox

ZAne Wilcox Compressor 4, 2013, reduction-fired stoneware, 8.5 x 11.5 x 8.5

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dAvid richArd GAllery

544 South Guadalupe StreetSanta Fe NM 87501 USA505.983.9555 P / 505.983.1284 [email protected]

David Eichholtz, Manager/DirectorRichard Barger, Manager/DirectorGreg Zinniel, Registrar/Preparator

eric ZAmmiTT Nocturne Supernatural, 2005, colored acrylic plastic, cut, glued, sanded and polished, 99.5 x 61.5

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Max Almy and Teri YarbrowPhilip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg

John ConnellNancy DwyerBetty Gold

Silvia LevensonRakuko NaitoMichael Scott

Harue ShimomotoEric ZammittToots Zynsky

TooTs ZynsKy Copioso (Plentiful), 2014, filet-de-verre (fused and thermo formed color glass threads), 8.25 x 15.125 x 9.25

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diehl GAllery

155 West BroadwayPO Box 4860Jackson WY 83001 USA307.733.0905 P / 307.733.0892 [email protected]

Kay Stratman, DirectorRay PolitoKiersten Wakeman

GWynn murrill Deer 1, Ed. 6/6, 2010, bronze, 55 x 52 x 17

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Simon GudgeonKate HuntGwynn MurrillCaprice PierucciJohn E. Simms

KATe hunT Davidson Flag, 2013, newspaper, steel, 20 x 37 x 6

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dolce

224 East Colorado Avenue / P.O. Box 2219Telluride CO 81435 USA970.728.6866 [email protected]

PAmelA huiZenGA Opal Ring, 2014, 18 karat yellow gold, diamonds, blue sapphires and tsavorite garnets, 1.25 x 1

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Simon AlcantaraJordan AlexanderKevin BoxBelle Brooke

Gil BruvelPamela FromanTimothy W. GreenPamela Huizenga

Lisa JenksKirMonica Rich Kosann

Buddha MamaAtelier MinyonMaria Rudman

Alex SepkusJames VilonaVictor Velyan

JAmes vilonA Ammonite Nesting Tables, 2014, forged iron and ammonite, 17 to 24 x 21 to 28

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donnA schneier Fine ArTs

PO Box 3005Palm Beach FL 33480 USA518.441.2884 [email protected]

Donna SchneierLeonard Goldberg

berTil vAllien Boat, 1993, cast glass, 54 x 8.25

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Ashley BuchananJose ChardietDale ChihulyVaclav CiglerDan DaileyNirit Deckel

Ruth DuckworthLeslie GenningerMichael GlancyRobin GrebeTzuri GuetaAmy Lemaire

Stanislav LibenskyHarvey K. LittletonMichael LuceroRichard MarquisKlaus MojeWilliam Morris

Joel Philip MyersYoichi OhiraTom PattiKiff SlemmonsPaul StankardLino Tagliapietra

Margit TothBertil VallienFrantisek ViznerPeter VoulkosToots Zynsky

michAel lucero Pre Columbus, 1991, glazed ceramic, 16 x 14 x 7

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duAne reed GAllery

4729 McPherson AvenueSt. Louis MO 63108 USA314.361.4100 P / 314.361.4102 [email protected]

Duane Reed, OwnerMerrill StraussGlenn ScrivnerStefanie KirklandMatthew Isaacson

normA minKoWiTZ The Path, 2014, fiber, mixed media, 14 x 30 x 72

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Laura DoneferMary GilesRain Harris

Jan HulingJun KanekoSabrina Knowles

Jiyong LeeSteven Young LeeJohn McQueen

Norma MinkowitzDanny PerkinsLindsay Pichaske

Jenny PohlmanBonnie SeemanKevin Snipes

Jun KAneKo Tanuki, 2014, glazed ceramics, 33 x 12 x 16

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FloW GAllery

1-5 Needham RoadLondon W11 2RP England+44.20.7243.0782 [email protected]

Lisa Stockham, Gallery ManagerKaty Jennings, Gallery Assistant

ullA-mAiJA viKmAn Snowy Owl, 2014, painted viscose and linen, mahogany rail, 180 x 220 cm, photo: Johnny

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51

Kina BjorklundClaire Brewster

Edmond ByrneGaynor Dowling

Akiko HiraiMalcom Martin

Ulla-Maija VikmanHenk Wolvers

AKiKo hirAi Moon Pot, 2014, stoneware with multiple layer of vitreous slips, glaze and wood ash, 60 x 50 cm

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GAlleri FormAT oslo

Rådhusgaten 240151 Oslo Norway+47.22.41.45.40 [email protected]

Irija Øwre, DirectorKristin Mannino, Coordinator

vidAr KoKsviK Akaso, 2013, blown glass, random cane technique, 70 x 25 x 15 cm, photo: Morten Brun

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Hedda BjerkeliToril BjorgSigurd Bronger

Kari DyrdalBeate EinenSidsel Hanum

Kari HåkonsenKaren Klim

Vidar KoksvikTorbjørn Kvasbø

Nils MartinMarit Tingleff

TorbJørn KvAsbø Stack, Turquoise, 2014, white stoneware, 76 x 62 cm, photo: Thomas Tveter

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GAllery FW

1925 North Halsted StreetChicago IL 60614 USA312.587.7800 P / 312.575.3565 [email protected]

Elias Martin, Director

KeiZo suGiTAni Promise, 2013, hand-built stoneware with glaze, 6.5 x 8.125 x 15.25

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Takafumi AsakuraSueharu FukamiMasahiko IchinoNiyoko Ikuta

Katsumi KakoTomoko KawakamiHarumi Nakashima

Ryota NishikataGaku ShakunagaToko Shinoda

Keizo SugitaniKouzo TakeuchiNaoki Takeyama

Shunichi YabeByong-uk YeoMasaaki Yonemoto

KouZo TAKeuchi Vestige, 2013, porcelain with translucent glaze, 15.75 x 7.5 x 27.5

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GAlerie ZuGer

120 West San Francisco StreetSanta Fe NM 87501 USA505.984.5099 [email protected]

Paul Zueger, OwnerBonnie Zueger, Owner/Gallery DirectorMatthew Lebowitz, Art ConsultantDoug Zueger, Project Manager

WoodroW nAsh Rukia / Husani, 2014, ceramic, 28 x 15 x 10 and 26 x 22 x 12

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Woodrow NashBob Wilfong

bob WilFonG From Every Mountain / Rockstar, 2013, bronze, 37 x 11 x 10 and 30 x 20 x 9

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hAbATAT GAlleries

4400 Fernlee AvenueRoyal Oak MI 48073 USA248.554.0590 P / 248.554.0594 [email protected]

Corey HampsonAaron ScheyFerdinand HampsonKathy HampsonDebbie ClasonRobert BambroughRobert ShimmellDavid WalstadSamantha Menzo

briAn corr The Fullness of Empty, 2014, kiln formed, constructed, sandblasted, hand finished glass, 31.5 x 31.5 x 3.75

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59

Shelley Muzylowski AllenMichael BehrensHoward Ben TréAlex BernsteinMartin BlankChristina BothwellLatchezar Boyadjiev

Emily BrockDale ChihulyBrian CorrDan DaileyDavid DatunaJason GamrathSean HennesseyEric Hilton

Petr HoraToshio IezumiMartin JaneckyShayna LeibStanislav Libenský and Jaroslava BrychtováSteve LinnLászló Lukácsi

Mira MaylorJohn MillerDebora MooreWilliam MorrisTom PattiClifford RaineyRichard RoyalSTANI

Cassandra StraubingTim TateMargit TothBertil VallienJanusz WalentynowiczVivian WangLeah Wingfield and Stephen Clements

viviAn WAnG Black Warrior, 2014, cast glass, stoneware, gemstones, steel base, 29 x 11.5 x 15.5

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hAWK GAlleries

153 East Main StreetColumbus OH 43215 USA614.225.9595 P / 614.225.9550 [email protected]

Tom HawkMarty Sklepko, ManagerGail GareeJohn SharvinBrandon BrownCarson WedlakeRenee Stanko

WilliAm morris Idolo, 2003, blown glass, 27 x 9 x 11, from the William Morris Archive, photo: Rob Vinnedge

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Cassandria BlackmoreMartin BlankLatchezar BoyadjievEmily BrockNancy CallanWilliam CarlsonWendell CastleJose Chardiet

Daniel ClaymanVanessa CutlerDan DaileyFritz DreisbachSidney HutterSteve JensenRichard JolleyJohn Kiley

Joanna ManousisDante MarioniTobias MohlWilliam MorrisAlbert PaleyFrances PaleyMark PeiserDanny Perkins

Marc PetrovicStephen PowellChristopher RiesRichard RoyalKari Russell-PoolJack SchmidtMary ShafferHarue Shimomoto

Paul StankardTherman StatomLisabeth SterlingEthan SternLino TagliapietraBertil VallienJanusz WalentynowiczToots Zynsky

cAssAndriA blAcKmore Iliovasilema II, 2013, reverse painting glass, 22 x 22

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hedone GAllery

108 High StreetLeonia NJ 07605 USA201.965.9027 [email protected]

Jeffrey Carr, OwnerBonnie Levine, OwnerRhonda GalboLori Ziliotto

John iversen Grey bracelet, 2014, 14kt palladium white gold , 14k white gold, 18kt palladium white gold , 18k white gold, 177 x 50 x 3 mm

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Annemieke BroeninkRaissa BumpBongsang Cho

Jeffrey Lloyd DeverJed GreenJohn Iversen

Daphne KrinosHorst Max LebertAyesha Mayadas

Jo McDonaldNaomi McIntoshJohn Moore

Erica RosenfeldJeff and Susan Wise

John moore Verto, Blue and Yellow necklace, 2014, anodized aluminum, silicone, 17 x 2.25

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heller GAllery

303 Tenth AvenueNew York NY 10001 USA212.414.4014 [email protected]

Douglas HellerKatya HellerMichael Heller

sibylle PereTTi Snowchild II, 2014, glass in wood presentation box, 45 x 58 x 39

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Amber CowanSteffen DamJosepha Gasch-Muche

Susan Taylor GlasgowJeannet IskandarAnja Isphording

Laura KramerTobias MøhlMatt Moulthrop

Philip MoulthropSibylle PerettiMark Reigelman

April SurgentNorwood Viviano

sTeFFen dAm Wunderkammer, 2014, glass, 34 x 34 x 7

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hive conTemPorAry

P.O. Box 1429Havertown PA 19083 USA610.420.2223 [email protected]

PAul J. nelson Self Portrait, 2013, cast glass, steel, 30 x 25 x 5

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Devyn BaronGrant GarmezyPaul J. NelsonAmy PenderDavid Stenulson

GrAnT GArmeZy Red Deer Skull, 2014, hot sculpted glass, electroplated copper, steel, 21 x 26 x 21

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iPPodo GAllery

12 East 86th Street, #507New York NY 10028 USA212.967.4899 P / 212.967.4889 [email protected]

Ippodo Ginza Salon1-8-17 Ginza, Chuo-kuTokyo 106-0041 Japan+81.3.5159.0599 P / +81.3.5159.0699 Fhttp://[email protected]

Keiko Aono, PresidentShoko Aono, Director

midori TsuKAdA Green Pulse, 2014, glass, 45.5 x 37 x 17 cm

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Koji HatakeyamaYuki HayamaYukiya Izumita

Sho KishinoRyoji KoieMasahiro Maeda

Tohru MatsuzakiJihei MuraseKatsuya Ohgita

Shota SuzukiShiro TsujimuraMidori Tsukada

Yui TsujimuraShinya Yamamura

KoJi hATAKeyAmA Six Faces, 2014, cast bronze, patinated, 16 x 13 x 12.5 cm

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JeAn AlbAno GAllery

215 West Superior StreetChicago IL 60654 USA312.440.0770 [email protected]

Jean Albano BrodayKaitlin RigneyKatie Waddell

courTney TimmermAns Bull, Bear, 2014, air riffle BBs, cast resin, mixed media, 14 x 16 x 11 and 17.5 x 13 x 9

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Diane CooperJohn Geldersma

Sophie KahnDonna Rosenthal

Susan SaladinoCourtney Timmermans

John Torreano

soPhie KAhn L:Gold, 2014, bronze, cast from 3d printer, 13 x 9.25 x 8.25

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John nATsoulAs GAllery

521 First StreetDavis CA 95616 USA530.756.3938 [email protected]

Wesley AndereGG Dance Headspinner, 2014, ceramic, 42 x 12 x 10

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Robert ArnesonAmber AguirreWesley AndereggStephen Braun

Lisa ClagueRoy de ForestArthur GonzalezRobert Haemmerling

Margaret KeelanGladys NilssonJim Nutt

Avery PalmerDeborah RogersEsther Shimazu

Kevin SnipesClaudia TarantinoShalene Valenzuela

esTher shimAZu Listen, 2014, ceramic, 15.5 x 13.5 x 13

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The K. Allen GAllery

9991 State Highway 57Sister Bay WI 54234 USA920.854.4100 [email protected]

Keith Clayton, Owner

deAnnA clAyTon Bucolic Woman II, 2014, cast glass, copper, 10 x 5 x 5

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Eoin BreadonDeanna Clayton

Keith ClaytonDarlys Ewoldt

Gary MagakisDavid Patchen

Brian Usher Candone Wharton

KeiTh clAyTon 2 Degrees II, 2014, cast glass, bronze, 13 x 13 x 5

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KATie GinGrAss GAllery

207 East Buffalo Street / Suite 100Milwaukee WI 53202 USA414.289.0855 P / 414.289.9255 [email protected]

Katie Gingrass, OwnerJennifer Kim, Gallery Assistant

lAurA breiTmAn Stacked Bowls, 2014, fabric collage, 18 x 24

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James AaronsJeanette AhlgrenTrenton BaylorMichael BauermesterBennett BeanSue Benner

Curtis BenzleLaura BreitmanSandra ByersSuzanne CraneTim HardingJoel Hunnicutt

Tom KellyDavid LoryFarraday NewsomeLaura Foster NicholsonMary Pratt

Jef RaaschJoh RicciJoanne RussoJim SamsGary Sanders

Jon SauerMissy StevensJustin TeilhetEmily Wilson

emily Wilson Untitled, 2014, hand-carved wood, paint, and metal, 38 x 31 x 8

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KirrA GAlleries

Federation SquareCorner of Swanston & Flinders StreetsMelbourne Victoria 3000 Australia+61.3.9639.6388 P / +61.3.9639.8522 [email protected]

Suzanne Brett, Gallery ManagerVicki Winter, Administration Manager

roberT Wynne Raven’s Clutch II, 2014, blown and plate glass, metal, bronze, LED light source, 44 x 25 x 10.5

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Scott ChaselingEvelyn DunstanKevin Gordon

Mikyoung JungPeter NilssonRuth Oliphant

Tim ShawYusuké TakemuraEmma Varga

Maureen WilliamsRobert WynneBen Young

ben younG Lonesome Light, 2014, laminated float glass, cast concrete, cast bronze lighthouse, 18 x 10 x 10

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KoreA crAFT & desiGn FoundATion

5F Haeyoung Bldg. 53 Yoolgok-ro, Jongno-guSeoul 110-240 Republic of Korea+82.2.398.7943 P / +82.2.398.7999 [email protected]

Jeungcheol Choi, DirectorSeungbae Kim, General ManagerYunkyung Seo, Senior Manager

seJin bAe Waiting for Godot, 2011, clay, 50 x 50 x 55 cm

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Sejin BaeSungho ChoHyewook Huh

Youngsup JinKyounghwa Jun

Woorim KangHyunju Kim

Inhwa LeeJenghye Park

Yoon SolYong Sunwoo

hyunJu Kim Pray I, II, 2011, copper, nickel, ottchil, mother-of-pearl, 57 x 40 x 13 cm

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lAusberG conTemPorAry

Hohenzollernstr. 3040211 Duesseldorf Germany+49.211.834026466 P / +49.211869.31.477 [email protected]

Bernd Lausberg, DirectorRachel Neumann, Managing DirectorAnna-Lisa Langhoff, Assistant

helidon xhixhA Panca (bench), 2012, mirror polished stainless steel, leather, 19.75 x 47.25 x 21.625

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helidon xhixhA Energia attraverso il Rosso, 2013, lacquered steel, 23.6 x 35.4 x 6

Helidon XhixhaRafael Barrios

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liTvAK GAllery

4 Berkowitz StreetTel Aviv 6423806 Israel1.866.259.1348 P / +972.3.6093688 [email protected]

Muly Litvak, OwnerOrit Ephrat-Moscovitz, Gallery DirectorRoxanne Present-Cohen, US SalesMeital Manor, Curator

richArd Jolley Golden Dome, 2014, glass, 40 x 38 x 24

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Peter BremersVaclav CiglerRichard JolleyStepan PalaZora PalovaLior VagimaJulius Weiland

PeTer bremers Centered III, 2014, glass, 16.5 x 13 x 4, photo: Paul Niessen

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lorch+seidel conTemPorAry

Tucholskystraße 38Berlin 10117 Germany+49.176.23526565 [email protected]

Hans-Martin Lorch, Managing DirectorWilken Skurk, Artist

mArTA KlonoWsKA Lady Walking Her Dog, 2012, glass on metal framework, 25.6 x 29.5 x 13.8

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Marta KlonowskaSilvia LevensonElisabeth OertelWilken Skurk

WilKen sKurK Power, 2010, glass, bronze, 43 x 35 x 35

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mAriA elenA KrAveTZ GAllery

Peatonal 25 de Mayo 240Cordoba X5000ELF Argentina+54.351.4239451 Pwww.mariaelenakravetzgallery.commek@mariaelenakravetzgallery.com

Raul Nisman, AttorneyMarina Gazulla, Assistant

debrA sloAn Mad, 2012, midrange red clay, terra sigilatta and decals, rebar wire, 9 x 19 x 10

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Robert BurchBob ClyattEdgardo De BortoliRenato FotiAimee Joaristi

Rodrigo Lara ZendejasLinda LewisM.Nöel LoeschborMikey McGheeMontserrat Mesalles

Rene MurrayIlse Ortiz de ManzanaresDavid Royce

Debra SloanRandi SolinJudit VargaMary Pat Wallen

Anthea WalshCarol WarnerGeorge WhitneyPeter Zelle

bob clyATT Martin Examines His New Surroundings, 2009, raku-fired stoneware, found object bird cage element, 22 x 15 x 11

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mATTson’s Fine ArT

2579 Cove CircleAtlanta GA 30319 USA404.435.0801 [email protected]

Greg Mattson, OwnerSkippy Mattson, DirectorFrank Dobronte, Gallery Manager

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Alexis silK Blue Angel, 2014, hot sculpted blown glass, 48 x 30


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Marvin BlackmorePeter Layton

Bruce MarksSteve Matson

Sharon MeyersHarry Roa

S StudiosAlexis Silk

Lewis TardyJames Wilbat

shAron meyer Foo Dog, 2014, black jade, cat’s eye, sterling silver, 17 inches

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mAurine liTTleTon GAllery

1667 Wisconsin Avenue NWWashington DC 20007 USA202.333.9307 [email protected]

Maurine Littleton, DirectorDrew Storm Graham, PreparatorEvan Hume, Assistant Director

michAel JAnis The Mysterious Activity of Things Unseen, 2014, kiln-formed glass, glass powder imagery, steel, 12 x 48 x 2

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Michael JanisHarvey K. Littleton

John LittletonAllegra Marquart

Colin ReidGinny Ruffner

Therman Statom Kate Vogel

John liTTleTon & KATe voGel Ikebana Inspiration, 2014, cast glass, hot-worked glass, forged steel, 54.25 x 23.25 x 10

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mindy solomon

172 NW 24th StreetMiami FL 33127 USA786.953.6917 [email protected]

Mindy Solomon, Director

lAuren mAbry Pipe Form, 2014, red earthenware, slips, glaze, 11 x 22 x 22

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Jeremy BriddellJosh DeWeese

David HicksIn-Chin Lee

Kang Hyo LeeLauren Mabry

Kirk MangusGregorio Peño

David Peters

GreGorio Peño Floración IX, 2011, clay, slip, and glaze, mixed media, melted clay, 32 x 26 x 16 cm

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modus ArT GAllery

23 Place des VosgesParis 75003 France+1.914.484.13.333 / +33.1.42.78.10.10 [email protected]

Karl Yeya, OwnerRichard Elmir, Managing DirectorHugo Zeitoun, Artistic DirectorStan Mink, Director of Sales

JeAn PAul donAdini Brosse Arrêtée Rainbow, 2014, mixed media, 40 x 64

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ArnaudAlain BellinoLéo Caillard

Bruno CatalanoMauro CordaJesus Curia

de KeiserJean Paul DonadiniGestin

Yves HayatMicka Isabel Miramontes

NadalArdan OzmenogluPakpoom Silaphan

Jesus curià Helicoide II, 2014, bronze, wood, 17 x 15 x 55

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nexT sTeP sTudio & GAllery

530 Hilton RoadFerndale MI 48220 USA248.342.5074 [email protected]

JoAn rAsmussen Finding Comfort, 2014, mixed media, clay, found objects, 26 x 14 x 12

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Susan BeinerMark ChatterleyEric Hoefer

Michele Renee LeduxTrent ManningRebecca Myers

Joan RasmussenEzra Siegel

Kaiser SuidanGraceAnn Warn

Michael SchwegmannBetsy Youngquist

beTsy younGquisT Hero, 2014, mixed media, 19 x 19 x 19

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oFFicine sAFFi

via Aurelio Saffi, 7 Milano Italy+39.02.36685696 [email protected]

Laura Borghi, GalleristFrancesca Salvatore, PR & Communication Manager

lucA lAnZi Feticcio, 2012, mixed media on terra cotta, 63 x 36 x 7 cm

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Arnold AnnenRobert Cooper

Guido De ZanAlfredo Gioventù

Ljubica Knezevic JocicRonel Jordaan

Luca LanziPaivi Rintaniemi

Luca TripaldiKati Tuominen

PAivi rinTAniemi Fortuma, 2013, stoneware, 53 x 62 cm

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oKAy sPArK

801 Boush Street / Suite DNorfolk VA 23510 USA757.407.1368 [email protected]

chucK sAvoie Zanfirico Goblet Group, 2014, blown glass, tallest: 15 x 3 x 3

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Matthew FineSTAFF


103

Stephan CoxMatthew FineGabriela and Jeremy FirehammerCynthia MillerChuck SavoieKirsten Stingle

KirsTen sTinGle Eye of the Wind, 2013, porcelain stoneware with all ceramic finishes, vintage rods and heat-manipulated fabric, 26 x 13 x 14

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oPTion ArT

4216 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W, #302Montreal Quebec H3Z 1K4 Canada514.501.9440 [email protected]

Barbara Silverberg, DirectorPhilip Silverberg, Assistant DirectorDale Barrett, Coordinator

brAd coPPinG Paddle Forward, 2013, blown and carved enamelled glass, reclaimed and carved wood, steel, copper, 152 x 25.5 x 52 cm

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Brad CoppingMarjolein DallingaLeopold Foulem

Peter GottliebMathieu GrodetChristy Haldane

Michael HosalukJanis KermanTanya Lyons

Mel MunsonSusan RankinErin Wahed

leoPold Foulem Vase Image with Flowers on Gold Ground, 2006, ceramic, 35 x 20 x 12.5 cm

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orley shAbAhAnG

241 East 58th StreetNew York NY 10022 USA212.421.5800 [email protected]

326 Worth Avenue / 326 Peruvian #6Palm Beach FL 33480 USA561.655.3371 [email protected]

Geoffrey Orley, OwnerBahram Shabahang, Owner

bAhrAm shAbAhAnG Tessellation, 2014, hand-knotted wool pile with silk detail, 109 x 148

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Bahram Shabahang

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