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Broken Spirits

Broken Spirits

Earth Wind Sky Water series.Plasma Fusion glass. Hopi legends and stories have inspired me to tell my story of Earth, Wind, Sky & Water and our sou...

Dark star crashes....

Dark star crashes......

In a galaxy way far way out there... New planets are born out of the cosmic space dust of my mind. Recently very inspired by another marble I set...

BOILING WATER

BOILING WATER

The flames are so hot it boils water. here are two new ones.

Black Hercules Beetle

Black Hercules Beetle

"Native to the rain forests of Central and South America, their title is well deserved as they are one of the largest beetles known. This scarab b...

Gone fishing...

Gone fishing...

...and this is the colorful catch;-)...

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THE GIRLS

THE GIRLS

(Carlee)

female flame off 2007 @ phillyglassworks ... i made this pic for my website and i want to share it with you...I`ve done my best to not forget anyone... so i really hope that all the amazing girls are on it !

see you next year in california :)

hugs from germany
carla

lil guy

lil guy

(fromtimetotime)

one of my nicer forms from the beginning of the semester when i was still out of practice...
i ended up firing a gold stripe on the lip and giving it to my girlfrieds sister for a thanksgiving gift

purely decorational 23

purely decorational 23

(fromtimetotime)

blown glass, about 14in tall

did this and a few others after i watched the corning museum of glass's video with lino and he told me that shaping with "de cork" is better than "de paper"...gotta listen to lino

Island Treasures.....wonderful glass treasures to be found on the beach

Island Treasures.....won... glass treasures to be found on the beach

(Gypsea)

glass floats and starfish by artist Mark Ellinger......a tourism promotion sponsored by The Jekyll Island State Park Authority.....glass treasures are placed on the Jekyll Island, GA beach above the high tide mark each day during January and February for the lucky beachcomber to find!

2005 - AGI

2005 - AGI

AGI 2005 in PA. Words can't even begin to describe it, so here's the pictures. If there's a thousand words in every picture, then here's 45 thousand words coming at you...

1 - Fountain collaberation 2005

1 - Fountain collaberation 2005

Coming togeter to share creativity, stories and a love of glass are what collaberations are all about. It was great to have our studio host an event with so many freash minds and ideas in glass. We set out to make a wall mounted glass fountain that would express organics and functionality, (thanks to a bit of electrical tape.) Hollow cut, sandblasted leaves directed the water through rooted structures, flowers and frit slump marbles into a basin. The basin was filled full color vases and ornamental vessels patterned with red exotic powder. The fountain lasted less than 48 hours due to a light falling off the ceiling, destroying 70% of the fountain. This was a disappointment but the collaberation was about the process and not the final product. Special thanks to Ron @ Art Glass House for his glass donation. Thank you to all that attended Lance, Micah, Josh, Amanda, Nate, Kristian, Rusty, Jim, Jen, Ross, Matt, Derek, Brian, Trevor, Kristian, Kevin, and Mikey

Media Room -Past News and Photos of Glass Workshops

Media Room -Past News and Photos of Glass Workshops

(AndrewJ.Pollack)

This page contains Andrew's news articles, pics of classes, New Orleans, Jazz Fest, etc... Contact Andrew for information about classes in either Atlanta or New Orleans, held monthly. Or schedule something at your studio. This is the miscelaneous section of the site. If you made it this far, you are a true fan. Thank you and enjoy.

Photo galleries featured on this page (click and scroll down):

- New Orleans Jazz Fest 2006

- Brian Kerivliet class Penland 2005

- Red Deer College 2005

- Mardi Gras 2006

- New Orleans Post Katrina

- Companies That Care

- Misc. Media Pics - news articles, class photos, etc...

Studio Shots

Studio Shots

(JoeAndDonna)

This is our studio, it's a 12 x 16. It was just a plain storage building until Joe worked his magic and transformed it into a studio that we can be proud of. Hoods were constructed by Pattishall's Industrial Contracting in Sanford, NC. Under each hood is an 10 inch pipe connected to a 1620 CFM attic fan. The bathroom fans ( 70 cfm ) are just for added ventilation.

Torching it up! 2005

Torching it up! 2005

(Christina)

Here's a few photos of me at my home studio. I still have some adjusting to do with my workspace. I am also working on getting better glasses with split lenses because I can't see a thing with these sometimes!

Artist Statement 2005

Artist Statement 2005

My current work is an exploration of change, time, and process. I’ve always thought of glass as a matrix of the space-time-heat continuum. Its form is a record of a series of events that happened to it along its formation, like strata within the earth’s crust. The invisible strata within the glass all move as one, but at different rates depending on location and temperature. Sometimes they flow quickly, sometimes slowly, but always together like an orchestra following the conductor with heat as the tempo. I draw inspiration from the natural world, and try to capture the universal flow that binds everything. Using traditional Italian techniques, modern developments in flameworked borosilicate glass, and a mix of my own invented techniques, I’m trying to draw from and acknowledge the past, represent the present, and bridge the future in the flow of change.

The Artist

The Artist

So I'm told I need to include an "About the Artist" page. I'm going to keep this very short, as I really don't think anyone really wants to know my life's history. Now if I told you everything…. Well you would know too much!

I live in Mt. Vernon, Virginia with my husband. Our respective children are grown and mostly trying to be on their own. Notice I said mostly!

I have always loved art in many forms since I was a young child. I grew up in Panama, Canal Zone and have some artist influences from the designs of the Cuna Indians.

I love color and whimsy! So do allot of other artists! So what makes my stuff cool? I can't really say, but everything I paint, create, draw… I want to keep. All of my pieces are a part of my heart and I hope everyone enjoys them as much as I do!

So that's me in a nutshell. I thank my husband for his never ending encouragement and support! To my children, my parents, family and friends, thank you for your gifts of love! My life is richer daily for each one of you!

Classes in Atlanta and New Orleans with Andrew

Classes in Atlanta and New Orleans with Andrew

(AndrewJ.Pollack)

New Orleans Artist
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Want to learn how to manipulate glass?
Are you an artist who wants to try a new medium or a glass artist looking to perfect your skills?
Looking for a new hobby?

Andrew Jackson Pollack is a faculty member at The New Orleans School of Glass and is offering full day workshops in his Atlanta studio. Space is Limited. So sign up now!

2008 New Orleans Workshop Dates:

Please call the New Orleans School of Glassworks ("Glassworks") or the New Orleans Creative Glass Institute ("NOCGI") for more information.

... Atlanta Workshop Dates:

No classes confirmed at this time - please call to schedule.

All classes are 10-4 and cost $100 and up. Private lessons are available.
Call Andrew at 504-723-8235
or come to New Orleans and take classes at the South's newest glass studio - Andrew Jackson Pollack Designs : New Orleans. Gallery, Studio, Classes.

Andrew is still on the faculty at the New Orleans School of Glass and has been there for over 10 y

Marcin

Marcin "Ozzie" Mitrega 1987-2005

(MarcinMitrega)

In Loving Memory of Marcin Mitrega
1987-2005 I once stood to speak at the funeral of a friend I read the dates on his tombstone from the beginning to the end I first spoke his date of birth i spoke the following date with tears but what matters most of all is the dash between those years for that little line represents all the time that he spent alive on earth and now onlt thise who loved him know what that little line is worth for it matters not how much we own the cars the house the cash what matters is how we live and love and how we spend out dash So think about this long and hard are there things you would like to change for you never know how much time is left that can still be rearranged if we could just slow down enough to consider whats true and real and always try and understand the way other people feel and be less quick to anger and show appreciation more and love the people in our lives like we've never loved before if we treat each other with respect and more often wear a smile "page 2"

New vending setup for Liquid Glass Studio

New vending setup for Liquid Glass Studio

(StephanPope)

A picture of my new vending setup for the Saturday Market in Portland Or.

Every Saturday and Sunday from March until December the Old Town/Chinatown neighborhood transforms into a thriving arts and crafts open-air marketplace. It attracts an estimated 750,000 visitors to this area each year. The market moved to its current site under the Burnside Bridge in 1976, and started staying open on Sundays the following year. Things have changed a lot from the early days. PSM has over 400 members and generates an estimated $8 million in gross sales annually. Items are still sold by the people who make them, giving the customers the chance to talk directly with the artisan about their craft and why artists choose to make their living at the market.

Studio Shots of students at Agnes of Glass studio

Studio Shots of students at Agnes of Glass studio

How hot is the Agnes of Glass worshops? Agnes of Glass Studio shots of Agnes teaching the students how to play with hot glass, working out of a 250pd furnece and 30" glory hole. We offer one day glass blowing workshops starting at $285.00 with only 4 students per workshop. We also offer a three Friday night class with only four students. Starting at $399.00 If you are interested feel free to email or phone us 303.399.4066 we"ll be happy to sign you up. Registing students Now for May 2007

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