This illustrated and long-awaited book will introduce you to the revolutionary work in glass by artist Tom Patti. Evocative photographs of Patti's sculptures offer tantalizing glimpses of a hidden world. They reveal interior landscapes pulsing with energy, and sensuous shapes frozen in glass. Insightful essays by noted authors and critics William Warmus and Donald Kuspit explore Patti's innovative career.

Tom Patti: Illuminating The Invisible

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Warmus, William

Kuspit, Donald B.

Patti, Tom

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A collection of poetry and artwork produced by girls from eleven to seventeen years old who are incarcerated in a maximum security facility for youth in Tacoma, Washington.

The Bottom of Heaven: Artwork and Poetry of the Remann Hall Women's Project

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LaMonte uses the dress as a sculptural form and metaphorical symbol to examine space and art and to reinterpret the tradition of draping and adorning the human form to convey notions of prestige and wealth. The reproductions in this companion to LaMonte's exhibition at the Tacoma Museum of Glass reproduce skillfully the haunting sense of absence that her glass sculptures evoke. Danto's valuable introduction analyzes the pieces in terms of meaning and loss. Distributed in the US by U. of Washington Press. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Karen LaMonte: Absence Adorned

LaMonte, Karen

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