For another installment of “Themes and Variations,” above are some art glass studies developed for one of my recent projects, a colorful glass facade for the main entrance of 101 North Tryon St. in Charlotte’s City Center.
Public art glass installation for MSU’s Bio Engineering Facility, 2016
I’m pleased to share a new public art glass installation that I created for Michigan State University’s remarkable new Bio Engineering Facility.
Interior of John’s Pizzeria (image via John’s Pizzeria)
Have you ever enjoyed pizza under an elegant 19th century stained glass ceiling? Well, as they say – in New York, you can do it all.
Glass installation for Fallsgrove Plaza Medical/Office Building, 2013
After sharing my most recent elevator corridor glass installation, I remembered that I had never shared a similar installation created for Fallsgrove Plaza Medical/Office Building in Rockville, Maryland back in 2013 (though I did write a short blog post about it last January).
Elevator corridor art glass at Longwood Center, 2015
I’m pleased to share an elevator corridor art glass installation that I recently completed for the brand new Longwood Center in Boston.
Another Beautiful Day Has Dawned Upon Us (detail of words on glass), 2008
In 2008, I was commissioned to create a public art project that wound up pushing my practice in an exciting new direction.
Rendering of Beleschenko’s art glass for the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital (image via NHS)
What could colored glass panes, the Beatles, and healing have in common? If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you probably know my answer – which is, in short, everything!
Night view of Sports Center by KOZ Architects (Image via TheCoolist)
Would your kids be more motivated to play and get exercise if they could be immersed in fun, bright colors while doing so?
Rendering by Thomas Phifer and Partners (Image via ArchDaily)
Well, it’s always nice to see glass art making headlines.
Avenida Cresta house by Jonathan Segal (image via Architizer)
How would you like to live in a beach house made largely out of glass panels?