Artist of the Month
February 2012
Anna Boothe
Anna Boothe trained as a sculptor at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she first began working with glass in 1980. Her kiln-cast work is in the collection of the Corning Museum of Glass and in numerous private collections. Anna’s conceptually-driven sculpture are represented by The Bender Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Brain Child, 2010; 5”h x 8”w x 7.25”d; kiln-cast glass
Compassion, 2007; 19”h x 8”w x 11.5”d; kiln-cast glass, copper, steel
Golden Parachute, 2008; 6”h x 8”w x 7”d; kiln-cast glass, copper
Gridlock, 2011; 2”h x 28”w x 19”d; kiln-cast glass, stainless steel, aluminum, wax
Namaste, 2010; 9”h x 15”w x 7.5”d; kiln-cast glass, bronze
Nature Nuture, 2008; 6”h x 14”w 14”d’; kiln-cast glass, flame-worked
Sink, Swim, Jockey, Juggle and Rock, 2008; 9.5’h x 12”w x 9”d; kiln-cast glass, steel, silicone
Sure-Footing, 2010; 3”h x 28”w x 28”d; kiln-cast glass, cold-worked, stainless steel
Thinking Cap, 2010; 7.5”h x 11.5”w x 12.5”d; kiln-cast glass
Anna Boothe
February 2012
Shayna Leib
January 2012
Bertil Vallien
December 2011
Ann Wolff
November 2011
Cathy Strokowsky
October 2011
Brook Forrest White, Jr.
September 2011
Tim Tate and Marc Petrovic
August 2011
Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg
July 2011
Shayna Leib
June 2011
Joseph Cavalieri
May 2011
Brian Russell
April 2011
Joseph Harrington
March 2011
Peter Kovacsy
February 2011
Susan Silver Brown
January 2011
Michael Glancy
December 2010
Wayne Pearson
October 2010
Binh Pho
September 2010
Richard Jolley
August 2010
Joyce J. Scott
July 2010
Mark Peiser
June 2010
Howard Ben Tre
May 2010
Miriam Di Fiore
April 2010
Jiyong Lee
March 2010
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