Flame Run abreast art bottle flat is appearance the accession of its newest citizen artisan – Jonathan Capps -- with “Glass Connections,” an display that celebrates the studio’s friendships and access to bottle artists at Centre College and about the world.
The appearance opens Oct. 3 and runs through Nov. 15. An aperture accession begins at 6 p.m. on Oct. 3.
Like White, Capps advised beneath Stephen Rolfe Powell at Centre College. Capps accelerating in 2005 and accomplished a alum acquaintance in 2006. He’s abiding to Kentucky to plan as a citizen artisan at Flame Run afterwards finishing an internship at the Pittsburgh Glass Center.
“The appearance is a anniversary of Jon’s access and of our connections,” said Brook White, co-owner of Flame Run. “Jon says he has appear abounding circle. He started accomplishing bottle in Kentucky, and he’s advancing back. This is a way to abide to abutment our Centre ancestors and the blow of our ancestors in the bottle community.”
The display aswell will cover plan by Suzanne Ririe, of Pittsburgh, Dave Born, of Pittsburgh, Scott Benefield, of Seattle, D.H. McNabb, of Seattle, and John Miller, of Normal, Ill. White and four of Flame Run’s citizen artists, Paul Nelson, Jeanne Nelson, Matt Cummings, and Paul Hugues will aswell be showcasing their art.
Six of the artists – White, Capps, McNabb, Nelson, Cummings and Hugues -- are Centre College graduates.
About Flame Run:
Flame Run™, Louisville’s newest and better abreast bottle art flat and gallery, is endemic by Brook Forrest White, Jr., and Susie Slabaugh White. The adapted 12,500 aboveboard bottom architecture at 828 East Market Street in Louisville’s East Market Street Arts District showcases abreast and aboriginal bottle creations. It aswell includes a alive glass-blowing hot boutique and offers classes for alpha bottle artists. Hours are: Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Log on to www.flamerun.com or alarm (502) 584-5353 for added information.
For added information:
Mary O’Doherty
modoherty@kdva.org
502 592-7856
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Monday, December 21, 2009
Flame Run Exhibit Celebrates Contemporary Art Glass Inspired By the Sea
Flame Run abreast art bottle art arcade connects the parallels amid bottle and baptize with “Under the Sea,” an display that opens October 2, 2009 and runs through November 20, 2009. Flame Run abreast bottle art arcade will host a accession and affirmation from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on aperture night, October 2, 2009.
“Glass and baptize allotment a lot of similarities, like transparency, fluidity, and reflection,” said Flame Run buyer Brook Forrest White, Jr. “That’s why the sea and the origins of activity are such a accepted affair in bottle art.”
Glass art pieces aural this display will all allotment some array of affiliation to the sea and baptize in general. From sea creatures ancient from bottle to bright and abundantly astute shells to added abstract representations of sea life, there is abiding to be something to edge everyone's appetence for admirable abreast bottle art.
Confirmed participants include: Tommy Spake of Chattanooga, TN, Jake Pfeifer of Gladstone, NJ, Bryan Holden and Tiffany Zink of Louisville as able-bodied as Brook Forrest White Jr., Jonathan Capps, Tiffany Ackerman, and Susie Slabaugh of Flame Run.
Flame Run is amid in the affection of Louisville, Kentucky and has been active in the advance of abreast bottle art and acceleration of accomplished bottle artists in the region.
About Flame Run:
Flame Run™, Louisville’s newest and better abreast bottle art flat and gallery, is endemic by Brook Forrest White Jr., and Susie Slabaugh. The adapted 12,500 aboveboard bottom architecture at 828 East Market Street in Louisville’s East Market Street Arts District showcases abreast and aboriginal bottle creations. It aswell includes a alive glass-blowing hot boutique and offers classes for alpha bottle artists. Hours are: Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Log on to www.flamerun.com or alarm (502) 584-5353 for added information.
Contact:
Mary O’Doherty
modoherty@kdva.org
502 592-7856
“Glass and baptize allotment a lot of similarities, like transparency, fluidity, and reflection,” said Flame Run buyer Brook Forrest White, Jr. “That’s why the sea and the origins of activity are such a accepted affair in bottle art.”
Glass art pieces aural this display will all allotment some array of affiliation to the sea and baptize in general. From sea creatures ancient from bottle to bright and abundantly astute shells to added abstract representations of sea life, there is abiding to be something to edge everyone's appetence for admirable abreast bottle art.
Confirmed participants include: Tommy Spake of Chattanooga, TN, Jake Pfeifer of Gladstone, NJ, Bryan Holden and Tiffany Zink of Louisville as able-bodied as Brook Forrest White Jr., Jonathan Capps, Tiffany Ackerman, and Susie Slabaugh of Flame Run.
Flame Run is amid in the affection of Louisville, Kentucky and has been active in the advance of abreast bottle art and acceleration of accomplished bottle artists in the region.
About Flame Run:
Flame Run™, Louisville’s newest and better abreast bottle art flat and gallery, is endemic by Brook Forrest White Jr., and Susie Slabaugh. The adapted 12,500 aboveboard bottom architecture at 828 East Market Street in Louisville’s East Market Street Arts District showcases abreast and aboriginal bottle creations. It aswell includes a alive glass-blowing hot boutique and offers classes for alpha bottle artists. Hours are: Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Log on to www.flamerun.com or alarm (502) 584-5353 for added information.
Contact:
Mary O’Doherty
modoherty@kdva.org
502 592-7856
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