december sculpture market

Sean Hennessey’s glass, steel and concrete panels being installed.

The Washington Glass School has its sculpture market tomorrow, Saturday, December 11, from 2 – 6 pm.

As the class areas are transformed into the SOHO gallery in our minds eye – here are some snapshots of some the works – to whet your appetite:

L-R Erwin Timmers’ cast recycled glass panels and Nancy Donnelley’s kilncast glass dresses

A flotilla of Syl Mathis’ cast glass boats.

Erwin Timmer’s interconnected cast recycled glass and steel installation.

The Glass and Steel Sculptural Development class are also having an exhibition of their final projects in the gallery.

Joanna Viudez’s cast glass and recycled steel installation “Seeds To Sow”.

L-R LeeAnn Taylor’s sculpture and Faz Besharation’s kinetic mixed media work.

Tracy Benson’s cast aluminum and glass sculpture.

Erin Antognoli’s steel and glass wall-mounted sculpture.

Come to the Washington Glass School and see the rest of the artworks in person – the photos taken from a cell phone don’t do these works justice!

WASHINGTON GLASS SCHOOL
December Sculpture Market & Holiday Open House
Date: Saturday, December 11, 2010

Time: 2:00 til 6:00 pm

Location: Washington Glass School

3700 Otis Street

Mount Rainier, MD 20712

Admission: Free

202.744.8222

Posted in dc gallery, december sculpture market, glass and steel sculpture, holiday open house

The Washington Glass School proudly presents: Artworks, Sculpture, Fine Art Furniture and other handmade goods by some of the area’s finest artists in the December Sculpture Market!

See some of the new directions the artists of the Washington Glass School are moving the traditional craft with integration of modern process, mixed media, and narrative.Some of the artists showing include: Erwin Timmers, Tim Tate, Elizabeth Mears, Chris Shea, Allegra Marquart, Michael Janis, Nancy Donnelly, Robert Kincheloe, Sean Hennessey and Rania Hassan.
Music, Demos, Class Specials and more are on the agenda for the day!

The recent Glass & Steel Sculptural Development class will present their final projects in one of the galleries at the school – this semester’s class has created some of the most impressive works yet! See what happens when you have set loose a class at DC Glass Works and Washington Glass School and toss in some aluminum pour castings & metal welding – you will be impressed and wanting to know when the next class occurs!