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Contemporary Art Glass Sculpture Blue Drooper Monster Sculpture by Austin Stern

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An American Contemporary 21st Century blown art glass sculpture titled "Blue Drooper" part of the "Little Monsters" by, Austin Stern handblown blue and yellow striped elongated monster with applied yellow unhappy face and applied black arms. The sculpture is signed, "Austin Stern 2021" The ‘Little Monsters’ series is a body of work where cartoon like creatures interact with physical manifestations of their own anxieties. These worries which assail the monsters, gleefully weighing down their minds and bodies, are simultaneously sinister and comical representations of our daily setbacks and stumbling blocks. By approaching this subject matter from a playful and saccharine perspective, the viewer is invited to find the humor in the small battles we fight daily to find positivity, peace, and happiness. Biography: Austin Stern's glass sculptures are seemingly innocent creatures that examine visceral emotions such as comfort, anxiety, and even fear. Inspired by the highly saturated colors found in the toys and cartoons of his childhood, he reinterprets traditional Venetian glass techniques to explore interpersonal relationships and mental health. Stern explained. “I am inspired by the bright and highly saturated colors found in the toys and cartoons of my childhood, and the patterns found in both nature and the world of fashion. My current work explores interpersonal relationships, and mental health. The ways in which we support each other, take care of ourselves, and how we cope with various anxieties and fears are all concepts my work explores through a cheerful lens of brightly colored playful creatures.” Stern started blowing glass as a high school student in Palo Alto, California. After earning a degree in glassblowing from Emporia State University in 2013, he moved to Seattle to find a place in its glass community. Since relocating to Seattle, Stern has worked with an array of notable glass artists, taught glassblowing workshops both nationally and internationally, and exhibited his work in Sweden, Thailand, and throughout the United States. Notes: Stern was selected as one of the 100 artists to be included in New Glass Now, a global survey of contemporary glass, which opened at The Corning Museum of Glass in May 2019. Listed as One of Twelve Glass Artists: NY Times Magazine "Best New Handblown Glass Artists" of 2019" EXHIBITIONS: 2021: Renwick Gallery of Smithsonian Art Museum “New Glass Now” Washington, DC, USA October 22nd, 2021 - March 6th, 2022 2020 Peninsula School of Art “Old is New: Contemporary Artists using Historic Techniques” Door County, Wisconsin, USA Habatat Gallery “Silver Show” Detroit, Michigan, USA 2019: Corning Museum of Glass “New Glass Now” Corning, New York, USA Young Arts Patrons “Young Collectors Contemporary 4th Annual Exhibition”. Memphis, Tennessee, USA 2018: Bangkok Glass Company “Thailand Glass Art Festival” Bangkok, Thailand 2017: Vetri Gallery “Introducing: Portinoy, Bach, Kaha, Stern” Seattle, WA USA 2016: Öterlens Glashytta “Masters Behind the Glass: Crossing Borders” Skåne, Sweden AWARDS: 2019 - 2300 Featured Artist Residency. Corning Museum of Glass. Corning, New York, USA 2017- Summer Featured Artist Residency. Tacoma Museum of Glass. Tacoma, Washington, USA John and Mary Shirley Scholarship. Pratt Fine Arts Center. Seattle, Washington, USA Pilchuck Glass School Scholarship. Pilchuck Glass School. Stanwood, Washington, USA Permanent Collections: Corning Museum of Glass- Corning, NY. USA. Permanent collection. Samcheok City Hall Public Artwork- Samcheok City, South Korea. Permanent collection. Bangkok Glass Company Public Artwork- Pathum Thani, Bangkok, Thailand. Permanent collection. Exhibitions: 2021: "New Glass Now" Corning Glass Museum - Corning, NY; May 12-January 5th 2020 2019: ?"Young Collectors Contemporary" 4th Annual Exhibition; Memphis, TN; March 21st-April 7th 2019 2018: "Thailand Glass Art Festival" Bangkok, Thailand; November-December 2018.
  • Creator:
    Austin Stern (Artist)
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 16 in (40.64 cm)Diameter: 4 in (10.16 cm)
  • Style:
    Modern (Of the Period)
  • Materials and Techniques:
  • Place of Origin:
  • Period:
  • Date of Manufacture:
    2021
  • Condition:
    Wear consistent with age and use.
  • Seller Location:
    Englewood, NJ
  • Reference Number:
    1stDibs: LU888824086692
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