a Slade fused glass piece
Item Number: 8097
Time Left: CLOSED
Value: $500
Online Close: Apr 1, 2007 6:00 AM EDT
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Description
This work is one of a series of 50 pieces titled "Sunspots". The patterns were inspired by pre-historic rock carvings and images of exploding galaxies from the Hubble telescope. This piece, titled "Moments Before the Big Bang", is composed of red, yellow, blue, and turquoise. Slade uses a combination of solid pieces of glass and powdered glass, creating a variety of textures within the piece. This work comes to life when displayed in front of a window or light source.
Special Instructions
Measures 18 1/2 inches in diameter. Terry Slade is a professor of art and sculpture at Hartwick College. Over the past seven years he has made repeated research trips to Scotland, studying pre-historic monuments such as stone circles, standing stones, and inscribed rocks. His series of "Sunspots" is a direct reflection of his years of study. This series has been shown in New York City and Massachusetts.
WSKG does not advise requesting shipping on this item because of its delicate nature. No refunds will be given if broken in transit.