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Bud Latven has been working with wood since 1972, when he first learned how to make cabinets and furniture. In the early 1980′s he made the shift from furniture maker to lathe-turned artist, and when work by this self-taught artist landed on the cover of Fine Woodworking magazine in 1985 his career was catapulted to a national level. Today Latven continues to push the envelope with his evolving interpretation of the turned vessel.
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Last week we took a look at 2009 Niche Award Finalist Vincent Pontillo’s hand cut filigree work. Today’s feature artist is another Niche Finalist in the Student category. I couldn’t find much about Lisa M. Wilson, but be sure to bookmark this young award winning artist – I think we will be seeing a lot of her in the future (link below).
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China’s Guan Donghai creates cast glass sculptures that capture his interpretation of the gate form as a symbol of power, not welcome. The artist, who immersed himself in weaving and watercolor painting before he found glass, has exhibited worldwide, but as far as I can tell, not in the United States.
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