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Leonard Marty - "Black Rim Incalmo" Glass Bowl
$900.00
Availability:
In stock
SKU
119696
"Black Rim Incalmo"
Blown Glass Bowl
3.5" Height x 17.5" Diameter.
*Acrylic Easel sold separately.
Leonard Marty
Leonard Marty started working hot glass in 1980. He received his Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. There he received instruction from Robert "Bud" Hurlstone. He was the first Fine Art student to graduate from BGSU with a specialization in glass. A work of his is on permanent display in the University's Miletti Alumni building.
In the summer of 1984 he received an assistantship to study at The Summervail Workshops for Art and Critical Study at Vail, Colorado. Taking instruction from artists Dan Dailey and Paul Marioni. In recent years educational opportunities have included workshops at The Pilchuck Glass School, The Penland School for the Crafts and the Corning Museum of Glass with sessions from Thermon Statom, Dino Rosin, Steven DeeEdwards, Martin Rosol and most recently Bertil Valien.
Marty's greatest impact has been from instructing glass making. Since 1988, Marty has worked for The Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio and is one of their Master Instructor in the glassmaking area. During his tenure he has instructed nearly 1700 students in the fundamentals of glassmaking. He created the core curriculum of the Museum's modern glass program and organized workshops with early glass masters Dale Chihuly, Marvin Lipofsky, Joel Philip Myers, and Thermon Statom.
While performing his regular duties for TMA, in the year 2000 until its' completion in 2006, Marty was a lead advisor for the Museum's glass studios at the newly constructed and award-winning TMA Glass Pavilion.
Marty has participated in numerous shows at the Toledo Museum of Art and has won the prestigious Dominic Labino Award for Excellence in glass. His work has also been invited several times into the International Exhibition of Glass in Kanazawa, Japan. Most recently Marty has completed commissions for: Owens Corning, Owens-Illinois, Promedica Health Group, and the Fifth/Third Bank.
All sales on original artwork are final. No discounts apply.
Blown Glass Bowl
3.5" Height x 17.5" Diameter.
*Acrylic Easel sold separately.
Leonard Marty
Leonard Marty started working hot glass in 1980. He received his Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. There he received instruction from Robert "Bud" Hurlstone. He was the first Fine Art student to graduate from BGSU with a specialization in glass. A work of his is on permanent display in the University's Miletti Alumni building.
In the summer of 1984 he received an assistantship to study at The Summervail Workshops for Art and Critical Study at Vail, Colorado. Taking instruction from artists Dan Dailey and Paul Marioni. In recent years educational opportunities have included workshops at The Pilchuck Glass School, The Penland School for the Crafts and the Corning Museum of Glass with sessions from Thermon Statom, Dino Rosin, Steven DeeEdwards, Martin Rosol and most recently Bertil Valien.
Marty's greatest impact has been from instructing glass making. Since 1988, Marty has worked for The Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo, Ohio and is one of their Master Instructor in the glassmaking area. During his tenure he has instructed nearly 1700 students in the fundamentals of glassmaking. He created the core curriculum of the Museum's modern glass program and organized workshops with early glass masters Dale Chihuly, Marvin Lipofsky, Joel Philip Myers, and Thermon Statom.
While performing his regular duties for TMA, in the year 2000 until its' completion in 2006, Marty was a lead advisor for the Museum's glass studios at the newly constructed and award-winning TMA Glass Pavilion.
Marty has participated in numerous shows at the Toledo Museum of Art and has won the prestigious Dominic Labino Award for Excellence in glass. His work has also been invited several times into the International Exhibition of Glass in Kanazawa, Japan. Most recently Marty has completed commissions for: Owens Corning, Owens-Illinois, Promedica Health Group, and the Fifth/Third Bank.
All sales on original artwork are final. No discounts apply.
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