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About the Item
Stephanie Trenchard Art Glass Sculpture Sand-cast blacks sculpted and painted inclusions three separate pieces.
Size: 20x7.5x5
Stephanie Trenchard was born in Champaign, Illinois in 1962. Trenchard holds a bachelor of fine arts degree in painting from Illinois State University. She works primarily with cast glass sculptures, providing narratives with a focus on biographical content. Her work has won numerous awards and is in many prestigious collections. In addition to teaching in her studio, she has taught workshops at Pratt Fine Art Center, University of Wisconsin, The Studio, and others.
Stephanie Trenchard
BFA in Painting, Illinois State University, 1984
Public & Corporate Collections
Permanent Collection, Museum of Wisconsin Art
Permanent Collection, Door County Memorial Hospital, Sturgeon Bay, WI
Installation at Foley & Lardner Law Firm, Milwaukee, WI
Permanent Collection Alverno College Library, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Permanent Collection of Bergstom Mahler Glass Museum, Neenah, Wisconsin
Hands, Glass Installation, Sevastopol School, 2001, Wisconsin
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2017 Trenchard: Patterns, Gorecki Gallery, CSB, St. Benedict Universary, Minnesota,
Trenchard & Popelka: New Glass Work, Tory Folliard Gallery, Milwaukee
Narratives in Glass, Jane Sauer Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2011 Memory is a Strange Bell, Mesa Arts Center Museum, Arizona
2010 Myth, Hooks Epstein Gallery, Houston
2008 Iowa Artisan Gallery, Iowa City, Iowa
Dialogue Revisited, Pismo Gallery, Vail, Colorado
2007 Thomas Riley Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2017 Curious and Curioser: Surprising Finds from the Rakow Library, Corning, NY
2015 Quest for the Best, Invitational Artist, Smithsonian Women’s Committee
Salon Show, Tory Folliard Gallery, Milwaukee, WI
Teapot Show, Morgan Gallery, Pittsburg, PA
2014 Women in Cultural Context, Tansey Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM
Forward 2014: A Survey of Wisconsin Art Now, Charles Allis Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2013 Curiosities and Things of Wonder, H.F. Johnson Gallery of Art, Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin
Glass Artists of the New North, Bergstrom Mahler Glass Museum, Neenah, Wisconsin
2012 Celebrations, Tory Folliard Gallery, Milwaukee, WI
Focus on Color, Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
2011 SOFA New York, Jane Sauer Gallery
2010 Mesa Contemporary Crafts, Mesa Arts Center, Arizona
2009 Craft Forms 2009, Wayne Art Center, Pennsylvania
40th Year Celebration: Glass Masterworks. Hooks Epstein Gallery, Houston
2008 Glass, Center for Visual Arts, Wausau, Wisconsin
Professional Dimensions Collection, Museum of Wisconsin Art, West Bend
2007 Romancing the Flame, Flame Run, Louisville, Kentucky
Women in Glass, Flame Run, Louisville, Kentucky
Art Alfresco – Garden Inspired Art, 2007 Katie Gingrass Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Blown Away: an Exhibition of Glass Sculpture. Hooks Epstein Gallery, Houston
2006-14 PalmBeach3, Thomas Riley Gallery
2005 Good Eats, Phoenix International Airport,
Textures Art Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona
2004 Vespermann Glass Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia
2004-2014 SOFA Chicago Thomas Riley Gallery
2002 New Talent in Craft, Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Art, Racine, Wisconsin
Fine Glass Art, October, 2002, Carilyn Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Featured Artist, Edgewood Orchard Galleries, Fish Creek, Wisconsin
2000 Women Artists, Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Glass, Paper, & Fiber, Hardy Gallery Invitational, Ephraim, Wisconsin
TEACHING & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2018 Strattman Lecture KeyNote GAS Conference, Murano, Italy
2018 Narrative Inclusions, Corning Museum of Glass School
2017 BG Glass Studio Creation, Bangkok, Thailand
2016 Narrative Inclusions, Corning Museum of Glass School
2014 Introduction to Sand Casting with Jeremy Popelka at UW Stevens Point
2011 Rising Star at Glass Weekend, Jane Sauer Gallery, Millville, New Jersey
2011 Residency at Ragdale Foundation, Lake Forest, Illinois
2010 Master Casting Class, Pratt Fine Art Center, Seattle, Washington
2009 Casting Workshop, University Of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
2008 Curated Narratives in Glass, at The Art Center, Highland Park, Illinois
AWARDS, RECOGNITION & PUBLICATIONS
Magaret Rahill Memorial Award, Charles Allis Museum
Midwest Living, Fall 2012
Juror's Choice Grand Prize, Mesa Arts Center, Arizonian 2010
Kentucky Monthly, June 2009
Vail Daily, Jan 18, 2008
Glass Artist Stephanie Trenchard Sits Down with Plum TV- Vail, Colorado
- Creator:Stephanie Trenchard (1962)
- Dimensions:Height: 20 in (50.8 cm)Width: 7.5 in (19.05 cm)Depth: 5 in (12.7 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Lake Worth Beach, FL
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU19223427291
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