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I've lately had the luxury of experimenting with new styles and materials. In particular, I'm working on wire fused into glass and then woven with beads and wire, especially recycled telephone wire. I'm also focusing on developing and refining techniques used previously.
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Wire is fused into a red glass base, and then woven with recycled telephone wire and beads. The beads are a combination of trade, vintage and other glass beads. This piece is about 16" wide and 3" tall.
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Combining two themes from previous work, I've fused strips of my awning stripe glass with coordinating modern art strips. This piece is 7 1/2" wide and 15" long.
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This is made from dna scrap which is fused with wire, then woven with recycled telephone wire and beads.It's about 15" wide and 4" tall.
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This is an 11x16" sushi plate in my 'modern art' style.
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This 8" square sushi plate is one of my experiments using liquid stringer, which is powdered glass mixed with a binder.
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made with scrap from previous projects, this 10x16" platter is fused in a sushi mold.
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these fun refrigerator magents are each about 2" square with very strong magnets attached to the back. The postcards are from artists Jane Mudd and Henry Domke, my great niece Indigo, and the Smith College Art Museum bathroom
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Jane Domke produces fused and slumped glass art in her studio in Columbia, MO. She makes functional items like platters and sushi plates, magnets, and jewelry. Her work is for sale in art musuem shops and fine craft galleries, links to which are available at her website. She is a juried member of the Best of Missouri Hands.
http://www.junoglassart.com
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