Congratulations to the artists selected for New Glass Review 41, which includes work by Bullseye artists Vanessa Cutler, Dorie Guthrie, Saman Kalantari, Marzena Krzemińska-Baluch, Kathryn Wightman, and Jeff Zimmer.
The publication also announced the following acquisitions of work by Bullseye artists:
Joseph Harrington, St. Helens II | Chrysler Museum of Art
Dafna Kaffeman, Tactual Stimulation (Light Peach Cream) | Chrysler Museum of Art
Sibylle Peretti, Mississippi Banks | Toledo Museum of Art
Jade Tapson, Motif | National Glass Centre
Sylvie Vandenhoucke, Constellation III | National Glass Centre
New Glass Review, a flagship publication of The Corning Museum of Glass, is an international survey of contemporary glass. Launched in 1979, New Glass Review has served as an annual benchmark for contemporary glass, documenting the innovation, dexterity, and creativity of artists, designers, and architects working in this challenging material.
Images:
Vanessa Cutler
Return to Analogue
flameworked glass, light
1,200 x 1,200 x 4 cm
Photo: Simon Bruntnell
Dorie Guthrie
Plate People 6
fused, blown, flameworked, and enameled glass; string
58.4 x 71.1 x 8.9 cm
Photo: Martyna Szczęsna
Joseph Harrington
St. Helens II
kiln-cast glass; lost ice process with salt erosion
32.8 x 108 x 8.9 cm
Photo: Sylvain Deleu
Dafna Kaffeman
Tactual Stimulation (Light Peach Cream)
flameworked glass filaments; silicone core
18.4 x 22.9 x 22.9 cm
Photo: Bullseye Glass Co.
Saman Kalantari
Still Life on Basalt Gray and Egg Yellow
pâte de verre; mixed media, found object, pigment
Dimensions vary
Photo: Saman Kalantari
Marzena Krzemińska-Baluch
Emotion
slumped glass
170 x 80 x 70 cm
Photo: Alicja Kielan
Sibylle Peretti
Mississippi Banks
glass; mixed media
177.8 x 228.6 x 1.3 cm
Photo: Mike Smith
Jade Tapson
Motif
screen-printed and fused glass
81 x 81 cm
Photo: David Williams
Sylvie Vandenhoucke
Constellation III
pâte de verre
46 x 46 x 4 cm
Photo: MUTED ed.
Kathryn Wightman
Dissociation
powdered glass, screenprinted and kilnformed; mirror
54 x 110 x 0.6 cm
Photo: Tracey Grant
Jeff Zimmer
Future Queer Archaeology
kilnformed glass
dimensions vary
Photo: Angus Mackay