Emerge/Evolve 2014
February 20, 2015 - June 14, 2015
Emerge/Evolve 2014
Rising Talents in Kiln-Glass
Rising Talents in Kiln-Glass
The Bullseye Glass Company started the Emerge competition twelve years ago as a commitment to emerging artists working in kiln-formed glass. Emerge/Evolve 2014 features finalists from the Emerge 2014 competition alongside new work from former Emerge finalists showcasing the evolution of their talent. The exhibition will culminate its national tour at Bellevue Arts Museum, with an expanded edition that will include enlarged installations, additional works by selected artists, and a program of lectures and workshops.
Bullseye Glass Company is a small factory in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 1974 by three recent art school graduates. The organization promotes glass art around the world through its initiatives, which include developing new methods of glass fabrication, hand-fabricating colored glass for artists and architects, facilitating research and education in the field, and hosting collaborative artist residencies.
Emerge/Evolve 2014 features
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Kristina Arnold (USA) |
Kristin Bell (USA) |
Manuela Castro Martins (Portugal) |
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Rei Chikaoka (Japan) |
Morgan Chivers (USA) |
Kate Clements (USA) |
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Susan Cox (USA) |
Marion Delarue (France) |
Abram Deslauriers (USA) |
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Linda Ethier (USA) |
Jean Fernandes (India) |
Hannah Gason (Australia) |
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Michael Hernandez (USA) |
Opie Hillman (USA) |
Terrence Lavin (USA) |
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Juan Lopez (Spain) |
Anna Mlasowsky (Germany) |
Harry Morgan (UK) |
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Martie Negri (USA) |
Romy Randev (USA) |
Nathan Sandberg (USA) |
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Amanda Simmons (England) |
Madeline Steimle (USA) |
James B. Thompson (USA) |
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John Webster (USA) |
Kathryn Wightman (New Zealand) |
Cheryl Wilson Smith (Canada) |
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Gina Zetts (USA) |
BAM Hours of Operation.
Gallery & Store Hours:
Mondays & Tuesdays: Closed
Wednesdays – Sundays: 11am – 5pm
Artful Evening (07/15): Closed
Exhibition Credit
Emerge/Evolve 2014: Rising Talents in Kiln-Glass is organized by Bullseye Glass Company in Portland, Oregon. The local presentation of this exhibition is curated by Stefano Catalani.