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The Tacoma News Tribune just published a significant article about the Australian glassblowers who will be here working with Richard Marquis this week and next. The article gives some great background on who these guys are, why they are important and how knowledge of making glass got from Italy to the Pacific Northwest to […]
Next week (Oct 12-14), famed Finnish designer Oiva Toikka joins us again. His immensely popular Birds by Toikka series for Iitalla are collected worldwide. Several members have told me they watch the calendar for what has become an annual event at the Museum: Bird Lovers’ Weekend. During this residency, Professor Toikka and […]
Our annual gala was this past weekend. Artists from around the world, most of whom have been Visiting Artists here, donated artwork to our live and silent auctions. The Visiting Artist program as a whole was featured during the live auction as well—a “paddle raise” for the VA program brought in tens of thousands.
I […]
Jeremy has a body of work that uses imagery from city landscapes painted on glass. Sometimes that imagery is painted on glass in the form of something that from the city’s landscape, an 18-wheeler or in this case a water tower.
At his Portland studio, using a special paint made for this purpose, Jeremy painted […]