"Justice Has Been Done!"

A Real Live Recycled Glass Book! But Not My Upcoming Book...

The ever resourceful Utah artist Jodi McRaney Rusho shares her techniques on her website for creating a book made from recycled glass. These sculptures were created for the Utah Campus Compact recognition awards.  Jodi is one of the recycled glass artists helping to move this medium forward by documenting and sharing her techniques and experiments on her website. Her website is a "must read" for any glass artist.

Great work Jodi!

My Solo Exhibit at the Lerner Building in Tyson's Corner

My solo exhibit was installed this past Saturday.  The exhibit is at the Lerner Corporate Building and runs to July 23, 2011.  The building is located at 1800 Tyson's Blvd. in McLean, VA and is open from 9-5, M-F.   A few photos are below.

Happy Easter!

Copyright 2011  Cindy Ann Coldiron

Upcoming Exhibit by Artist Donald Kolberg

Artist Donald Kolberg of Hahira, Georgia has two upcoming exhibitions and several recycled glass sculptures are featured in one of the exhibitions.  The sculpture above is called "End of a Building." The exhibition is at the Albany Area Arts Council and runs the month of May.  The reception is May 12 at 6 pm.  For more information, call 229-439-2787.

Lampworked Recycled Glass Beads by Artist Cecilia Cohen

I came across Cecilia Cohen's website through the LinkedIn network and really liked her lampworked recycled glass beads. Cecilia Cohen is a full time glass artist in Israel and sells her art through her studio, several internet sites (principally Etsy) and in art fairs around Israel. She also produces special-order stained glass, fused glass and lampwork including unique jewelry and windows for homes, businesses and synagogues.

Her website is at http://glassandlight.blogspot.com/

My Upcoming Solo Exhibition at the Lerner Corp. Building, McLean Virginia

Copyright 2011  Cindy Ann Coldiron

This is my most recent sculpture entitled "Inner Core" that will be be on display along with seven other recycled glass sculptures at the Lerner Corporation Building from April 23-July 23, 2010.  This beautiful corporate space is located at 1800 Tyson's Blvd. in McLean, Virginia.  "Inner Core" is comprised of kiln cast bottle glass (two colors: blue and green) and window glass and found brick and found rocks. The sculpture is 11.5 in. H x 6 in. L x 3 in. D.

Lerner Corporation, developer of The Corporate Office Centre at Tysons II, is hosting this exhibition as part of their ongoing Art in Public Spaces Program. The program presents museum quality art and creates a lively forum for creative expression in the sculptural arts.  This exhibit was curated by Richard Suib who is the curator and principal coordinator for Lerner Corporation’s exhibitions program. The building is open from 9 am-5 pm M-F.