Morgan Gilbreath
Morgan Gilbreath is a glass and mixed-media installation artist whose work deals with the intersections between religion, labor, and urban
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Gustavo Crembil
Gustavo Crembil is an Argentine architect whose practice draws from the fields of design, architecture, craft, performance art, communication, and
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Amethyst Panasonic
2015, kiln cast glass, 12”x15”x5”
Cream VHS Cartridge
Lost Signal
2015, kiln cast and cold worked glass and silver stain, 15”x8”x6”
Jennifer Crescuillo
Walker
2014 Fused glass, Colored glass powders, carved and painted wood
They Saw His Gun
2014 Plate Glass, Photo transfers, Aircraft cable, Ikea hardware
Who are you?
Created with the general public at the Reading Public Museum Reading, PA, 2004 Plate glass, windows, doors, paint, found objects, adhesive
Mark Kobasz
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