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British Studio Glass from 1960s to present day
On loan to National Glass Centre for one year from National Museums Scotland this exhibition showcases 74 pieces from the Dan Klein and Alan J Poole Collection. This impressive selection presents the work of some of the leading British Studio Glass artists, outlining the progression of the British Studio Glass Movement from the 1960s through to today. Dan Klein was elected Professor of Glass and Ceramics at the University of Sunderland in 1996 and continued to work for our Glass and Ceramics department until 2007.
Image: Untitled, 1971, Sam Herman © National Museums Scotland
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Glass Artist
I am an Israeli artist based in the UK working primarily in kiln cast glass.
Glass Maker and Artist
I have worked at National Glass Centre since finishing my degree in 2005.
Head of Enterprise, Commissioning & the Studio
I am Head of Enterprise, Commissioning and the Studio at National Glass Centre at the University of Sunderland, England and am a member of the Senior Management Team.
Glass Artist
My practice is interdisciplinary combining drawing, sculpture and film.
Marketing and Communications Coordinator
Sara Jo Harrison joined National Glass Centre in 2012 to support the Centre's marketing and Communications strategy.
Ceramics
My work uses a range of media which acknowledges the interface between both traditional practice and new media.
Learning and Engagement Officer
Rachel joined National Glass Centre in 2007 to support the Centre's learning and engagement programme having completed MA Glass the previous year.
Glass Artist
Kalki Mansel is one of National Glass Centre's resident glass artists.
Professor of Glass and Ceramics National Glass Centre
Kevin Petrie is Professor of Glass and Ceramics' and leads the academic team in Glass and Ceramics at the University of Sunderland, which is based at National Glass Centre.
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