Josh Bernbaum, Sonoran

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NLM Contemporary Glass Art Auction

By National Liberty Museum

Sep 14, 2019

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  Signed,2019, Furnace-Worked Blown Glass, "Granulare" Murinne Process. 20h x 16.5w x 4d · Joshua Bernbaum lives and works in Brattleboro, Vermont. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts with honors from the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. · He has studied with Lino Tagliapietra and Giles Bettison. · “I am most interested in color, especially color relationships in the works I create in blown glass. Utilizing traditional Italian cane (line-making) techniques in new and personalized ways is the driving force behind most of my current designs. I consider the pieces I make to be documents along the way of a (hopefully) life-long journey of both refining the necessary skills and developing the patience one needs in order to create with this captivating and mesmerizing molten material. Loosely inspired by the desert cacti of Arizona and New Mexico, my “Sonoran” series of pieces have a bumpy, tactile surface texture due to the different colored glasses in the canes moving at different rates as each piece is inflated and shaped.” · Bernbaum’s most recent series “Sonoran” is currently on view at The Chesterfield Gallery located in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

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