MASLACH SET OF 3 VOLCANO HAND BLOWN WINE GLASSES 9\" TALL ARTIST SIGNED 1978 For Sale

Rare! Rare!
Artist
STEVEN MASLACH
Signed & Dated
Volcano
Stemware Art Glass
Set of 3
Blue & Orange
Wine Glasses

Size: 9\" Tall
Made in U.S.A.

Like New

Hand Blown
Signed 7. 1978

The Artist\'s Early Resume

STEVEN M. MASLACH

Born: San Francisco California 1950
Studied glassblowing at California College of Arts and Crafts under
Marvin Lipofsky and Sam Herman 1969 – 1970
Toured American glass factories and schools 1971
Glassblowing instructor, University of California Extension 1973
Glass Art Society conference participant Madison, WI 1977, Tucson, AZ 1983, Los Angeles, CA 1986, and Corning, NY 1992.
President, Maslach Art Glass, A Corporation founded 1971
Member - Board of Directors, Craft Emergency Relief Fund 1999-2003
Member - Board of Trustees, American Crafts Council 1986 – 1992
Member - Board of Directors, Glass Art Society 1984 – 1986

COMMISSIONS

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY. Bainbridge Island, WA. July 1997. Suspended glass ceiling sculpture in the atrium of the new library addition. 16 ft. x 2 ft. Completed in partnership with artist Gayle Bard.
NESTLE CORPORATION. Glendale, CA. September 1993. Dichroic sculpture for the corporate board room. 12”h x 10”w x 42”l.
EMERALD SHAPERY CENTER / PAN PACIFIC HOTEL. San Diego, CA. November 1992. Outdoor glass sculpture “The Signal”. 9 ft. x 9 ft.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS. Los Angeles, CA. January 1992. Dichroic flame sculpture for company headquarters. 19”h x 8”w x 7”l.
RIVERWOOD BUILDING. Atlanta, GA. March 1990. Two glass sculptures each 36”h x 15”w x 15”l. A Portman / Barry Architects project.
NORTHERN TRUST BANK. Phoenix, AZ. January 1990. Glass sculpture “The Precipice”. 28”h x 12”w x 12”l.
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO MARKET STREET RENOVATION PROJECT. San Francisco, CA 1976. 2,900 pressed glass lighting tiles.
CHANDELIER SERIES FOR THE HOTEL UTAH. Salt Lake City, UT 1975. A total of 13 chandeliers comprised of 7,000 elements and over 23,000 pounds of glass.

MUSEUM COLLECTIONS

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM COLLECTION. Tempe, AZ 1990.
DAVID JACOB CHODORKOFF COLLECTION. Gift to the Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit, MI 1991.
AMERICAN CRAFT MUSEUM. COLLECTION. New York, NY 1987, 1988.
CHRYSLER MUSEUM COLLECTION. Norfolk, VA 1986.
OAKLAND MUSEUM OF ART COLLECTION. Oakland, CA 1986, 1987.
HIGH MUSEUM OF ART COLLECTION. Atlanta, GA 1986.
CORNING MUSEUM OF GLASS COLLECTION. Corning, NY 1983, 1986.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE COLLECTION. Washington, DC.

MUSEUM EXHIBITIONSCOLD FUSION. Prefectural Aichi Museum of Ceramics, Seto, Japan. 1998
L’CHAIM: A KIDDISH CUP INVITATIONAL. Jewish Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. October, 1997.
LIGHT INTERPRETATIONS. Jewish Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. November 1995.
COLLECTIVE BRILLIANCE: CONTEMPORARY GLASS. Albany Museum of Art, Albany, GA. January – May 1994.
MORE THAN ONE: CONTEMPORARY STUDIO PRODUCTION. American Craft Museum, New York, NY. August – November 1992.
STUDIO GLASS: SELECTIONS FROM THE DAVID J. CHODORKOFF COLLECTION. Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, MI. April – June 1991.
ART THAT WORKS: THE DECORATIVE ARTS OF THE EIGHTIES, CRAFTED IN AMERICA.Tour 1990 – 1993. Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC. Huntsville Museum of Art, Huntsville, AL. Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany, NY. Minnesota Museum of Art, St. Paul, MN.& Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa, OK. Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, AL. DeCordova and Dana Museum, Lincoln, MA. Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH. Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, AR. Hunter Museum of Art, Chatanooga, TN. Portland Art Museum, Portland, ME. Lowe Art Museum, Coral Gables, FL. Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, GA.
CRAFT TODAY USA: EUROPEAN TOUR 1989 – 1993. Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France. Taidetollisuumuseoi, Helsinki, Finland. Museum fur Kunsthandwerk, Frankfurt, Germany. Zacheta Gallery, Warsaw, Poland. Moscow, USSR. Zurich, Switzerland. Stockholm, Sweden. Ataturk Cultural Center, Ankatar, Turkey. Veletrani Palace of the National Gallery, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Brussels, Belgium. Milan, Italy.& East Berlin, Germany.
CRAFT TODAY: POETRY OF THE PHYSICAL. American Craft Museum, New York, NY 1986. Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO 1987. Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA 1987. Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, WI 1988. J. B. Speed Art Museum, Louisville, KY 1988. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA 1988.
STUDIO GLASS: A CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN SURVEY EXHIBITION. Redding Museum juried invitational exhibition, Redding, CA. April 1985. SCULPTURAL GLASS. Tucson Museum of Art. Juried Invitational Exhibition. Tucson, Arizona 1983.

AWARDS AND HONORS

The Denji Takeiuchi Prize: “The International Exhibition of Glass, Kanazawa \'90”.
Kanazawa, Japan. One of 12 prize winners from 385 juried entries, for sculptural piece, “More Dangers No. 1”. October 1990.
Prize winner: “Essence of the Nineties: Celebrating the Art and Design of Perfume Bottles ” perfume bottle competition sponsored by St. Louis Glass, Indol, Preface, and Bloomingdale’s, June 1990.
Grand Prize Winner: “A Glass For Wine” goblet competition sponsored by Baccarat Crystal and Taittinger Champagne, 1988. Purchase award: American Craft Museum.
Merit Award: “Feet of Glass”. The Art Glass Alliance of Maryland, 1985.

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