tim tate’s illuminarium to debut at sofa-chicago 2009

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Tim Tate designed his most recent body of work after feeling the pull to get back to his roots in craft. Combining hundreds of pieces of cast glass, blown glass forms that enclose the cast pieces, and lighting from within provided by LED lights, the Illuminarium series marks a new direction for the nationally known sculptor who is best known for video reliquaries.

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2 Responses to tim tate’s illuminarium to debut at sofa-chicago 2009
  1. Lenny
    November 2, 2009 | 3:05 pm

    There’s something to say about pure beauty… just beauty encapsulated under beauty itself…

  2. [...] One of the busiest and most productive studios on the East coast, Washington Glass Studio was founded in 2001 by Tim Tate and Erwin Timmers. Tate, a major player in the Washington DC art scene, is a widely exhibited, award winning artist (read earlier posts about him here and here). [...]

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