Category Archives: Glass Installations

Conflict and Resolution: 4′ Glass Panels

Posted on July 27, 2010 by glassyact

These panels took about 6 weeks to build with the 8th grade class at Jackson Middle School, Portland Oregon.

The students learned the glass medium and techniques. They applied this learning to their subject matter which was History:The Civil War/Conflict and Resolution. You can see imagery that reflects this topic of conflict and resolution. Continue reading →

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Fibonacci Glass Blocks

Posted on July 27, 2010 by glassyact

This protorype was built to show the basic idea and construction of the glass strings that would be placed in several row like curtains. Continue reading →

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Weaving Friendships

Posted on July 27, 2010 by glassyact

5th graders at Jacob Wismer Elementary were in charge of creating a graduation gift to the school. They were the first class to graduate from the newly built school. Modern in design, the glass curtains represented a weaving of their friendships. Students started on paper building a blueprint which was later transferred into glass. Continue reading →

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An Upsidedown…Glass Garden

Posted on May 19, 2010 by glassyact

Latest glass installation with 150 students at an elementary school in Lake Grove, Oregon.

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Hello World!

Posted on May 19, 2010 by glassyact

I just want to welcome you to my world of glass.  As a resident artist in Portland, Oregon, I have had the opportunity to reach over a thousand students in the public and private schools.  These are a few of … Continue reading →

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