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Glass Line magazine – the online and hard copy publication about flameworking, features Rob Kincheloe in the October/November 2011 issue.
Rob is featured in this months’ Glass Line magazine.
Robert Kincheloe “Arrow of Potential” Cast and Lampworked Boro Glass
Carmen Lozar “Lamplighter” Blown and Flameworked Glass
Other artists featured in the Oct/Nov issue include glass favorites like Carmen Lozar, Kathleen Elliot, & Robert Mickelsen along with a number of glass artists.
Kathleen Elliot’s botanical vocabulary is featured in the magazine.
The issue also includes a review of the new book about Paul Stankard’s work “Beauty Beyond Nature”, by the R M Minkoff Foundation.
For more information about the issue and the magazine – check out Glass Line’s website: www.hotglass.com
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Our Elizabeth Ryland Mears and Robert Kincheloe are off setting up a residency at the famed west coast glass school Pilchuck.
The Professional Artists in Residency (PAIR) offered at Pilchuck Glass School is a time for professional artists to come together and share information, expand a current series, or design a new one, to network and use the facilities that Pilchuck has to offer for an intense week of discussions, critiquing, and networking. There are no instructors as such, so each artist is responsible for designing his/her own program for the week within the structure of the larger schedule…in essence every participant is both a student and an instructor, so ideally each will be engaged in both teaching and learning.
Washington Glass School’s Elizabeth Mears has organized this years program for the residency and has given us a look at the schedule:
Janis Miltenberger will be with the flamework group and will lead a discussion and demo of her approach to flameworking. Rob Kincheloe will give a presentation on the boro glass casting process that he is developing – and he will have some samples for experimentation. Kathleen Elliott will give a presentation on the John Burton Program as an example of one of the possibilities of how we can continue to grow as artists.
We look forward to their updates!
Pilchuck’s beautiful wooded campus – about 50 miles north of Seattle overlooking Puget Sound.
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Our Elizabeth Ryland Mears and Robert Kincheloe are off setting up a residency at the famed west coast glass school Pilchuck.
Pilchuck’s beautiful wooded campus – about 50 miles north of Seattle overlooking Puget Sound.