|
|
Selected
Publications from Glass Galleries. We have organized this comprehensive list into
the following categories for easier access:
|
|
|
From introductions and overviews to catalogues and
special exhibitions on studio art glass.
|
|
|
Catalogues from our largest annual event.
|
|
|
From comprehensive hardcover volumes to exhibition
catalogues on noted glass artists of today.
|
|
|
Considering the number of publications devoted to this
renown artist, we felt he deserved a section entirely his own.
|
 |
|
| Contemporary Kilnformed Glass |
US$40.00 |
103 pages outline the history of kilnformed glass.
This catalogue illustrates many of the top international names with a special section on
architectural glass. Full color. Glossary of kilnformed techniques.
Published by Bullseye Glass, 1992.
|
| Artists Confronting the
Inconceivable |
US$100.00 |
This extraordinary, hardcover volume is the first book to
invite the worldwide community of glass masters to create work that expresses remembrance
of Kristallnacht and the Holocaust. Distinguished artists from 28 countries
participated. 105 plates in full color. For a tax-deductible donation, please
make checks payable to the American Interfaith Institute.
|
| Glass: State of the Art II |
US$45.00 |
Compiled and edited by Ferdinand Hampson, this hard cover
book illustrates the works of 100 internationally noted artists, including chapters on
collectors and dealers.
|
| Australia Studio
Glass |
| -- The Movement, Its Makers and
Their Art |
US$65.00 |
This hardcover, full-color catalogue documents the studio
glass movement in Australia. It identifies the founding and successive glass artists
and illustrates their work.
|
| Expanded Glass |
| -- Traditional &
Contemporary |
US$40.00 |
An exhibition catalogue uniting 173 glass art works
created by 9 artists selected from all over the world as leaders of Glass Studio Art,
which opened at the Yokohama Museum of Art. Features 261 pages with 173 full-color
photos.
|
| Pilchuck: A Glass School |
US$60.00 |
In this exhaustive history, author Tina Oldknow traces
the evolution of the school from a makeshift workshop of tents and treehouses to the most
comprehensive center in the world for artists working in glass. Hardcover, 293
pages.
|
| Glass Art |
US$50.00 |
Written by Peter Layton, this book is an introduction to
the diversity of ideas and talent currently displayed by artists working with glass.
|
| Buy Art Smart |
US$13.00 |
Foolproof strategies for buying any kind of art with
confidence.
|
| Masters of
Contemporary Glass |
| -- The Glick Collection |
US$40.00 |
A catalogue that was published in conjunction with the
exhibition Master of Contemporary Glass: Selections from the Glick Collection, at
the Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1997.
|
| A Passion for Glass |
US$20.00 |
A wonderful exhibition catalogue from the Aviva and Jack
A. Robinson Studio Glass Collection at the Detroit Institute of Arts, illustrating the 78
works that were donated.
|
|
top
|
|
The 27th Annual
International Glass Show |
US$25.00 |
The eighth catalogue in our International
Glass Show series, this year's publication records the exhibition
by illustrating some of the most noted artists working in glass,
as well as some of the most talented newcomers.
|
The 26th Annual
International Glass Show |
US$20.00 |
This catalogue celebrates and visually documents this one
year in the development of glass as an art medium. Photos and résumés of
participating artists are featured.
|
| 25 Years: |
US$25.00
|
| The
25th Annual International Glass Show |
Documenting the celebration of Glass Galleries 25th
International Exhibition. A concise history of Glass Galleries, as well as the
exhibition, along with full-color photos of the works featured.
|
|
top
|
|
| William Morris --
Artifacts/Glass |
US$40.00 |
A beautiful hardcover volume documenting the most
important series done by William Morris, the Artifact Series. Inspired by
Paleolithic images, Morris says that he creates artifacts that he himself would like to
excavate. With an essay by Barry Blonston and 90 full-color plates.
|
| S. Libensky / J.
Brychtova |
| -- A 40 Year Collaboration in
Glass |
US$60.00 |
The first major chronicle of Libensky's and Brychtova's
lifelong work. This hardcover volume has 224 pages, 237 illustrations (97 in
full-color), and documents early works of the 1940's through the collaborative sculptures
that began in the 1950's and continue to the present day. Published in conjunction
with their major retrospective held at The Corning Museum of Glass.
|
| Klaus Moje -- Glass |
US$45.00 |
An exhibition catalogue from the National Gallery of
Victoria. A retrospective of Klaus Moje's sculpture in glass, with an essay by
Rudiger Joppien. Features 47 full-color plates.
|
| Why Not? The Art of Ginny
Ruffner |
US$30.00 |
Written by Bonnie Miller with an introduction by Arthur
Danto, as well as commentary from the artist, this wonderful book captures the creative
imagination and indomitable spirit of Ginny Ruffner. 112 pages with 50 full-color
photos.
|
| Paul J. Stankard |
| -- Homage to Nature |
US$40.00 |
Published by Abrams, this beautiful hardcover book
illustrates the inspiration and technique behind the most important lampworker today.
Features 185 full-color plates.
|
| Pavel Hlava |
US$25.00 |
A catalogue celebrating the artist's 70th birthday, as
well as his important contribution to the Contemporary Glass Movement of the Czech
Republic.
|
| Lino Tagliapietra |
| -- A Venetian Glass Maestro |
US$75.00 |
A chronicle of the master glassblower that includes 88
color plates and essays by Thomas S. Buechner and Susanne K. Frantz. Hardcover.
|
|
top
|
|
| Chihuly |
US$75.00 |
Comprehensive is the only word to describe Chihuly, the
Abrams monograph second edition, published in 1998. The 364 pages of Chihuly present
the definitive view of the artist to date. Hardcover, 248 plates in color.
|
| Chihuly: alla Macchia |
US$25.00 |
This exhibition catalogue represents twelve years of the
artist's energy expended in one series of his work, interpreting the development and
variations over the years. Published by the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, 1993.
|
| Venetians -- Dale Chihuly |
US$60.00 |
A hardcover documentation of Dale Chihuly's renowned
series, The Venetians. Introduction by Ron Glowen. Over 60 full-color
plates, including a chapter devoted to drawings.
|
| Chihuly -- Form from Fire |
US$60.00 |
Illustrates in full-color a selection of Dale Chihuly's
installations, sculptures and drawings. This hardcover volume offers the most
comprehensive survey of Chihuly's work to date. Introduction by Walter Darby
Bannard, University of Miami.
|
|
signed
US$80.00
|
| Chihuly Baskets |
US$60.00 |
A 162-page, full-color hardcover volume illustrating one
of the artist's most important series, the Basket. Extraordinary color
plates document the inspiration and progression of this series over the last 20 years.
Essays by Linda Norden and Murray Morgan.
|
| Chihuly Seaforms |
US$30.00 |
A 110-page, full-color hardcover volume illustrating
Chihuly's Seaform series. Text by Sylvia Earle and Joan Seeman Robinson.
|
| Chihuly Over Venice |
US$30.00 |
An important chronicle of the artist's installations of
chandeliers in Venice, Italy. A diary by William Warmus and full-color plates of
each installation. A wonderful insight into the creative forces of Dale Chihuly.
|
| Chihuly Over Venice:
Nuutajarvi Finland |
US$70.00 |
"Chihuly Over Venice", the project to create
chandeliers in the world's great glass centers, began in Nuutajarvi, Finland. In
this oversized, paperbound portfolio, 26 full-color reproductions document that summer's
glassblowing season.
|
| Chihuly: Icicles |
US$20.00 |
This hardcover book chronicles the remarkable story of
how Chihuly's most startling and challenging outdoor installation took form.
|
| Chihuly: Persians 1997 |
US$40.00 |
A thoughtful essay by Tina Oldknow, along with 59 color
illustrations of Chihuly's Persian series. Hardcover, 104 pages.
|
| River of Glass (video) |
US$30.00 |
A stunning 90-minute video documenting Chihuly's
installations of chandeliers in Venice.
|
|
top
|
|
All
photos copyright respective artist.
Website
design ©2000-01 Leopard
Design, Inc.
|