Karen Lamonte: Reflections on glass

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Karen Lamonte, in her large-scale freestanding sculptures, examines the female body under and through glass, through the translucent folds and drapery of dress. She is the first American artist to work at the Lhotsy glassworks for her practicality and her dresses unveil the repressed meaning that glass has a covert sexual content.

Lamonte, Karen

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Red Weldon Sandlin: Bending tales

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Red Weldon Sandlin's ceramic sculptures are hand-built and hand-painted and are poised on wood bases. She playfully pays homage to ceramic traditions, using natural motifs, especially different kinds of wood executed with an exacting trompe l'oeil technique along with taking fairy and folk tales to be her subjects.

Evaluation, Ceramic sculpture, Sandlin, Red Weldon

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Jay Musler

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Jay Musler of California is a sculptor working in glass for nearly 25 years and his works are of nonfunctional bowls, cups, stemware, bottles, mosaic teapots and platters. His award-winning glass is shown around the world and represented in the collections of major museums.

Musler, Jay

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