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Posted by Andrew Brott on 12/3/2004
I am a New Orleans Glass Artist, and this is my secondary website. To use it, simply "scroll down and left click" on the page you wish to view
The "Brottworks" page hosts pictures of my work and my "Sketchbook".
This "Sketchbook" page, hosts design proposals, technical data, and is the digital back up to my real (paper) sketchbook.

We have gratefully returned to New Orleans, but rebuilding from the largest disaster in U.S history and the loss of my glass studio is a different matter. Please click on my “Katrina Tale” for details.

Please help rebuild what was lost; GIVE TO CERF!!!!
www.craftemergency.org
800-253-0191

Warmest regards,
Andrew Brott,
andy@brottworks.com
and
Go to www.Brottworks.com for my official website
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Please go to www.brottworks.com, or scroll to the very bottom of this page to my "online Sketchbook". Some of the work listed below may be recent, but this is an older web page now used only as a thumbnail collection of images and a link to our my detailed sites.
Thanks,
Andy Brott
Fall 2009
-all of my work listed here and on other pages, is copy written and may not be reproduced in any fashion without my express written consent.
(63 images, 2 sub-pages, 5 comments)
* Featured Page *
Our Katrina tale.

Our Katrina tale.

My wife Kellie and I, have lived in New Orleans for the past 14 years; she as a costume designer, and myself as a glass artist.
Post Katrina, we are lucky to have a home to return to, while 1,300 of my neighbors died and 80% of our City was flooded. The destruction and following Post Traumatic Stress Disorder are inescapable.
Louisiana makes 25% of your (U.S.) gasoline and 30% of your natural gas, has 2/3's of all U.S. coastal wetlands, provides most of your shrimp, crab, oysters ect., all the chemical refineries nobody else wants, and the Mississippi River... Yet, we loose a football field of our coastal wetlands (storm barrier) of every 45 minutes.
9/11 had a flag on every SUV, but America slept while New Orleans burned. We were entertainment, reality T.V. at its best. Unfortunately Katrina “fatigue” has canceled our show; not to worry we have ”$8 dollars a Gallon” ready to premier soon...
Below is our Katrina tale,
Andrew Brott
(86 images, 1 sub-page, 5 comments)



 Artist:   Andrew Brott  ( ) Contact Artist 
Andrew Brott
I am a student, teacher, and disciple of the "Studio Art Glass Movement".
Andrew Brott


Andrew Brott
5110 Freret Street
New Orleans LA 70115 US
Phone: 504-239-3030
www.brottworks.com


Comments
  • Lisa
    		 My prayers are with you
    Lisa: I am a glass artist in S. Florida and I read an article in the Daily Herald on line that you and your wife Grengs are safe from the hurricane.
    Our 2 hurricanes last year now seem small compared to what you two and your neighbors are facing.
    I have a small home studio with 3 kilns and if you feal like melting some glass or just talking come on by and and have at it.I also am sure you have plenty of contacts but it never hurts to let someone know you care. I know when I am away from my glass for too long something is missing.
    Love your work and have learned from it.
    All my best and prayers are with you both.
    9/1/2005 3:25 PM
  • Magnum Mangkang
    		 awesome!
    Magnum Mangkang: Great work and pictures! I wish you the best of luck with rebuilding after the disaster.
    11/9/2005 10:03 AM
  • Andrew J. Pollack
    		 Hi Andy and Kelly
    Andrew J. Pollack: Awesome site. You really captured the essence of Katrina like only you can. Great writer!!! Hope all is getting better. See ya'll for jazz fest.
    Love ya,
    Robin and Marc Pollack
    3/19/2006 8:53 AM
  • Andrew J. Pollack
    		 Hey
    Andrew J. Pollack: You one-upped me. Finally. Now do you believe that I rigged the site?
    9/17/2006 7:23 PM
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