Community Not Competition
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December 3, 2020 - February 8, 2021
Delia Dante Gallery is pleased to showcase a collective of Boise's finest glass blowing artists in the opening of: Community Not Competition. This diverse exhibit celebrates the local art community while bringing them together under one roof. |
Artists
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Kylee KoenigKylee is a multimedia artist living in Boise, Idaho. She graduated from Boise State University in 2015 earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Printmaking. While earning her degree, Kylee took on an apprenticeship at a local glass studio where she learned the basics of lampworking. In 2010, she established Torched Glassworks LLC to further pursue her new found love for glass.
https://www.torchedglassworks.com/ |
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Matt Wolfe“Glass is a medium that is full of transformations. The fluid quality of glass is mesmerizing as it morphs from a solid form, to a molten state, and back to a solid resulting in a one of a kind creation. The possible variations are endless. Constantly searching for control of this demanding medium has enhanced my flow of creativity and allowed me to experiment and discover. With only my imagination and skill working the material being limitations, I find a sense of freedom in the difficulty of working this medium. Hollow form vessels are my favorite type of work, but I also enjoy dabbling in sculptures. My working method involves combining a collection of design techniques to create variations in the shape, decoration, and color of each project."
https://sawtoothglassproject.com/ |
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Zion WarneZion Warne started with pottery in the early 90's and moved to glass when he took his first class in Seattle in 1996. Now an artist for 20 years his ideas are his passion and his passion is glass.
https://www.zionartglass.com/ |
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Lisa StoverOriginally from Texas, started her glass blowing career in Driggs, Idaho under the tutelage of Ralph Mossman and Mary Mullaney of Heron Glass. She has worked under numerous artists in the West before moving to Boise in 2009. In May 2014, She opened her glass studio, Stover Glass, in Garden City, ID.
“I have been creating my glass line for over two decades now, and I still surprise myself that I learn something new almost everyday while creating my pieces. I pull inspiration for my creations from travel, nature, happy accidents and day dreams” https://www.stoverglass208.com/ |