Catalogue for the 2011 exhibition of Sedrick Huckaby's work at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, with curator introduction, text, and numerous full color and full page plates.

Sedrick Huckaby: From Earth to Heaven

Art Museum of Southeast Texas

<p>Dale Chihuly's obsession with color--"I never saw one I didn't like"--and his insatiable desire to experiment inspired his Macchia (Italian for "spot" or "stain") series. "Chihuly alla Macchia" traces its development from the first small, oddly shaped, grotesquely colored vessels, dubbed the "uglies" by Chihuly's forthright mother when they began in 1981, to the recent flamboyant and exuberantly hued Macchia. "Chihuly alla macchia" reproduces, in full color, the 39 glass works and 15 drawings included in the 1993 exhibition of the George R.</p>

Chihuly: Alla Macchia

Arts & Photography

CHIHULY, Dale

Hobbs, Robert Carleton

Laguna Gloria Art Museum

Decorative Arts & Design

<p>The third and final installment in the individual small book series includes Seaforms, Venetians, Macchia, and Ikebana. Experience the individuality that each of these forms demand through breathtaking photographs. Specific only to one series, these titles chronicle the renowned artist’s glass sculptures. Certainly compact in appearance but not in content, each book within the collection boasts more than 112 pages comprised of images reflective of the series after which they are named. Essays by Davira Taragin explore the individuality that makes Chihuly so unique.A companion DVD accompanies each book that includes artist commentary discussing the history of each series, all approximately 15 minutes in running time.</p>

Chihuly Seaforms

Sculpture

Holly Lane: Frames of mind

Lane, Holly

Oil Patch Dreams: Images of the Petroleum Industry in American Art

Engineering & Transportation

Carraro, Francine

Engineering

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