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Thanks for taking a look at my work. I began working with glass in 1999 in Seattle. I am currently working in Miami Florida, but will soon be relocating to Austin Texas. My style seems to be undergoing a major shift in the last couple of years, sorry i haven't put up much new work. As my new series starts to solidify I will post new work as it comes. I hope to have a bunch of new stuff when set up in Austin.
All of the work below was made from late 2001-2005
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These are some small versions of my circle bottles with a dropper.
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These vases represent my most recent montage work, I am trying to push my limits on scale and complexity while keeping the overall impact of the piece pretty simple.
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These pieces are sectional meaning the pieces are removable, the joints are all sandblasted for a tight fit.
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my first workshop I ever took was from Robert Mickelsen. In this workshop he made a comment about technique, while technique is valuable it can also hold you back from true expression. By concentrating too much on technique you in essence handcuff yourself to that technique. In the cage series I am trying to express a multitude of feelings and emotions by concentrating on design and simplicity in sculpture. I have always felt confined either in my studio or in everyday life as an artist, these pieces arean attempt to express that feeling of confignment and eventual release of expression.
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I finally took some pictures of some older drawings and paintings I have done over the years, if you care to see.....
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I started making these bottles years back, every now and then I make one. I love orchids because of their individuality, I never make existing orchids I try to make them up as I go.
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Here are a few galleries of my hollow vessel work. I have all kinds of pieces I have a hard time catagorizing, here ya go!
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These galleries have goblets that are meant to be used, wether for wine or desert they are all sturdy and sit well in the hand.
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The reeds i have been making lately are completely Florida. Growing up in the foothills of the Cascade mountains in Washington state I was used to pine and sage. In Florida the plants are lush and constanly growing, the humid air and sun feed a constanly changing and blossoming ecosystem that I found rewarding to explore in glass.
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While these goblets will hold liquid their size and shapes make it inpractical.
Some figure work and some venitian inspired.
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random projects and experiments with sandblasting and oil painting.
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I try to attend as many workshops and events as possible, unfortunatly i never remember to take pictures! Here are a few pictures i found from a couple of the workshops i attended.
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Pictures of my new studio as well as studios I have visited.
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I have been working with Bonnie Seeman, the ceramics Professor at the University of Miami, helping her with glass pieces to add to her amazing ceramics. These are not collaborations, I am given a design, then I develop prototypes and then final pieces. I just thought I would share the pictures of her work with her permission of course. I made her pomegranet seeds for a lot of her work and I just started making ribcages and muscle strands as well. the glass is very small scale, the largest pot is 12 inches tall max.
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I have yet to do a teapot, but maybe starting a gallery for one will motivate me! I have made a couple of pitchers as teapot prototypes that turned out pretty cool!
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This was a fundraiser at habatat gallery to benefit the University of Miami Hot Glass program. there was a silent auction and a live auction, it was a lot of fun and the glass was top notch.
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Thank you very much for taking a look at my work! I would love to hear any comments or inquiries, please feel free to contact me by email or phone.
micahglass@yahoo.com
904-254-0906
Micah Evans
6700 sw 64th ct.
Miami FL US
Phone: 904-254-0906
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 Comments on This Gallery Page
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Great work!
Your art as well as Amanda's have such a nice feel! I am really liking your studio too! I can't wait to see what you two come up with together. Very inspiring!
» Posted by
Christina
on 9/9/2005 9:49:45 AM.
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verry nice
i dig youre work man.totally sweet. you should check me out
» Posted by
skizzle
on 1/25/2006 3:02:52 PM.
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wanted
to say thanks for nominating my shit. I sill am interested in seeing some of your new work. send me a CD.......peace nate
» Posted by
NathanPurcell
on 3/17/2006 11:23:30 AM.
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thanks
thanks once agin for the props.and yes i am going to come down and check you out.i love the beach and so does my girlfreind.look foward to hearin from you.and how do i become a level 3 moderator?
» Posted by
NathanPurcell
on 3/20/2006 8:33:33 PM.
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I have no idea!
I actually just found out about that mod stuff the other day. I dont know how it works. theres plenty of room down here, just say when!
» Posted by
MicahEvans
on 3/22/2006 5:25:47 AM.
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hey
thanks for the comment ...nate
» Posted by
NathanPurcell
on 4/11/2006 8:25:23 PM.
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Very inspiring!!!
Your work is awesome!!! :)
» Posted by
AnnaDuhame
on 5/18/2006 5:18:02 PM.
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ur stuff gets better and better...
never got to thank you for droppin that oil technique on me, check my page if you want to see what i did with it!
Peace
Dave (les)
» Posted by
Les
on 6/9/2006 2:47:16 PM.
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Where is my Goblet?
WHERE?
» Posted by
RexTrimm
on 5/18/2007 8:06:35 AM.
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