Monday, April 19, 2010
New work from Michael Tonder
Michael Tonder – working with recycled plate glass, kilns, and sandblaster- creates one-of-a-kind glass sculptures. Handcut from flat sheets of glass, each creation is carefully assembled, than fired in an electric kiln. After firing, the fused glass forms are than carved and etched to completion.
Within each form, Mike employs internal lines, altered surface textures, and light reflection, refraction, and diffusion to create tension, stimulate curiosity, and engage the eye. His art reflects the many influeneces of his experience as a forester and park manager, and many excursions into Minnesota’s Boundary Waters canoe area.
Labels:
fused Glass,
glass sculpture,
Michael Tonder,
recycled glass
Friday, April 16, 2010
Brian + Peggy Lundberg's new mugs
Porcelain sculptures from Martye Allen
Some of Martye's new work, she uses porcelain clay giving a clay a bonewhite look and than she fires them in a saw-dust kiln for the brown/black marks. You can see these and many others after the 29th of April.
Labels:
Martye Allen,
porcelain clay,
saw dust fired kiln
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Steve Hemingway doing Raku firing
Here's Steve and his wife Amy firing some of his new "Eggs" at his studio in Minnetonka, MN.
Labels:
Bell Street Gallery,
Eggs,
Raku pottery,
Steve Hemingway
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