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This project is an in-depth community-responsive exhibition and catalogue on the history, craft, and culture of glass cannabis pipes for the Toledo Museum of Art. At a moment of change in cannabis prohibition, the exhibition will shed light on a vibrant but understudied area of American craft.
Location
Corning, NY
EDUCATION
MEDIUM
MATERIAL EXPLORATION
Grant amount
$8,500
Selected works
Ryan Jenkins, "American Strange Configuration at the Moment of Separation," 2022, flameworked borosilicate glass. Image: smoke.scene.media, courtesy of the artist.
Zach Puchowitz, "American Killing It Bro," 2013, flameworked borosilicate glass. Image: Courtesy of the artist.
Luken “Salt” Sheafe, "American Brackish Recurl Two-Drain Mutation #1," 2021, flameworked borosilicate glass.Image: Casey Sheafe.
Pedro Smiley, "American Bubbler," ca. 2000, flameworked borosilicate glass. Collection of Marble Slinger. Image: Jeff DiMarco @iamjeffdimarco
Scott Deppe, "American Grateful Dead," 2000, flameworked borosilicate glass. Image: Adam G
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