The Glass Reader
Editat de Kevin Petrie, Jeffrey Sarmientoen Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 mar 2021
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781350067752
ISBN-10: 135006775X
Pagini: 416
Ilustrații: 100 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 135006775X
Pagini: 416
Ilustrații: 100 bw illus
Dimensiuni: 189 x 246 mm
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Includes
new
writing
specially
commissioned
for
the
volume
as
well
as
foundational
texts
in
the
field.
Notă biografică
Kevin Petrie is Professor of Glass and Ceramics and Head of the School of Art & Design at the University of Sunderland, UK. He was Programme Leader for the Masters programme in Glass and Ceramics at Sunderland for nine years and has supervised and examined many glass PhD students around the world. He is author of three books published by Bloomsbury: Glass and Print (2005), Ceramic Transfer Printing (2011) and The Ceramics Reader, co-edited with Andrew Livingstone (2017).
Jeffrey Sarmiento is an award-winning glass artist and Senior Lecturer in the School of Art and Design at the Australian National University, Canberra. He has been a Fulbright Fellow in Denmark, a lecturer at San Jose State University, USA and Associate Professor of Glass at University of Sunderland at the National Glass Centre, UK. A pioneer of print techniques for kiln glass, he has taught workshops internationally.Cuprins
The
Glass
ReaderProf
Kevin
Petrie
and
Jeffrey
SarmientoList
of
IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsNotes
on
ContributorsGeneral
IntroductionPetrie
and
SarmientoSection
One:
Meaning,
Making
and
MaterialitySection
IntroductionPetrie
and
SarmientoSection
1.1
What
is
Glass
and
why
is
it
Important?Introductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento1.
Invisible
Glass
and
The
Role
of
Glass
in
Twenty
Experiments
that
Changed
the
WorldAlan
Macfarlane
and
Gerry
Martin2.
Excerpt
from
L'Arte
VetrariaAntonio
Neri3.
Linking
Early
Human
Creations
Of
Glass
With
Artistic
PotentialJane
Cook
NEW
WRITING4.
A
Short
History
of
the
Glass
MirrorJosiah
McElhenySection
1.2
Theories
of
Glass
Art,
Craft
and
Designand
Making.
Why
is
it
Criticality
important?Introductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento5.
Fine
Art
and
Functional
ObjectsArthur
Danto6.
The
Nature
and
Art
of
WorkmanshipDavid
Pye7.
Looking
at
Craft:
Upside
Down,
Backwards
and
Inside
OutGlenn
Adamson8.
Bodies
on
the
RunTim
Ingold9.
The
HandRichard
Sennett10.
Embodied
Knowledge
in
Glassblowing:
meaning
and
the
struggle
towards
proficiencyErin
O'Connor11.
The
Meaning
of
Making:
Philosophies
of
CraftDavid
Gauntlett12.
The
Truth
in
GlassMario
Codognato13.
The
Critical
VacuumAlex
Rosenberg,
Helen
Lee
and
Matthew
SzoszSection
1.3
Poetics
and
Metaphor:
Glass
in
LiteratureIntroductory
Summary
Petrie
and
Sarmiento
14.
On
the
Rainbow
Robert
Grosseteste15.
Glass
Architecture
PaulScheerbart16.
Reflections,
Translucency,
Aura
and
TraceIsobel
Armstrong17.Glass
and
the
PsycheFausto
Petrella18.
The
New
RuleJelaluddin
RumiSection
Two:
Glass
in
ContextSection
IntroductionPetrie
and
SarmientoSection
2.1
Interrogating
Studio
GlassIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento19.
Form,
Glass
and
the
ArtistHarvey
Littleton20.
New
Glass
in
Europe:
Prerequisites
and
Developments
since
the
50sHelmut
Ricke21.50
Years
of
Studio
Glass-From
an
Avant
Garde
Craft
to
a
Medium
for
Art
Jutta-Annette
Page22.
Glass
in
the
Expanded
FieldJerome
Harrington23.
W(h)ither
Glass?
The
Next
50
YearsJames
Yood24.
Recasting
GlassTina
Oldknow25.
A
new
generation
of
glass
artists
seeks
to
broaden
what
it
sees
as
overly
narrow
parameters
for
glass
artGrace
DugganSection
2.2
Glass
in
Contemporary
Art,
Design
and
ArchitectureIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento26.
Glass,
an
imaginative
impulse
for
contemporary
art
and
vice
versaFrancescaGiublieiNEW
WRITING27.
Why
Glasstress?Adriano
Berengo28.
Reconsidering
GlassJanet
Koplos29.
Replacing
the
Myth
of
ModernismBruce
Metcalf30.
Glass
is
Tomorrow:
A
Frame
For
Co-Creation
Between
Designers
And
Glassblowers
In
EuropeLisa
Courier31.
Josiah
McElheny:
Master
ApprenticeJennifer
Gross32.
The
Structure
from
within
and
From
without-Identity,
Body
and
Crystal
in
Olafur
Eliasson's
Open
LabrynthCarsten
Thau33.
Gerhard
Richter:
A
Link
Between
Past
and
PresentKoen
Vanderstukken34.
James
Carpenter:
Between
Membrane
and
MicroclimateKenneth
Frampton35.
Architecture,
Glass
and
MagicMike
Davies
NEW
WRITINGSection
2.3
Post-Studio
Glass:
Glass
Installation,Performance
and
VideoIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento36.
Through
a
Glass
Darkly:
Artists,
Glass
and
AuthorshipMichael
Petry37.
Glass
Performance,
What
Is
That?Riika
Haapasaari38.
Burning
Down
the
HouseAndrew
Page39.
There
are
Many
Ways
of
WalkingMaria
Bang
Espersen40.
How
is
this
glass?
Of
Post-Glass
artists
/
Glass
Guerillas
Anjali
SrinivasanSection
Three:
Key
ThemesSection
IntroductionPetrie
and
SarmientoSection
3.1
Glass,
the
Body,
Gender,
and
IdentityIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento41.
Fragile
Tissue
and
Transparent
CharacterSuzanne
Frantz42.
Memory:
Identity
:
Signs
:
CraftStefano
Catalani43.
On
the
work
of
Feminist
glass
artist
Silvia
LevensonJulia
Stephenson
NEW
WRITING44.
Blow
Harder:
An
Exploration
of
Language,
Sexuality,
and
Gender
in
the
Glassblowing
StudioKaren
Donnellan
and
Suzanne
PeckSection
3.2Technologies
for
GlassIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento45.
Expansion
in
Glass
and
PrintKevin
Petrie
NEW
WRITING46.
Collisions
of
Style:
Printmaking
and
GlassKathryn
Wightman
NEW
WRITING47.Introducing
Post-Digital
ArtisansJonathan
Openshaw48.
Crafted
ComputationColin
Rennie
NEW
WRITING49.
Architectural
Phenomenology
and
Glass:
an
Artist's
PerspectiveErin
Dickson
NEW
WRITING50.
Taking
Wing:
Embracing
new
technologies
and
approaches
in
pursuit
of
pure
expressionVictoria
Josslin51.
Glass
Pipe
Art:
A
Critical
Discussion
of
a
Maturing
FieldJames
Baker52.
Glass
in
a
Restless
AgeAngela
ThwaitesSection
3.3
Shifts
in
Global
GlassIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento53.
New
Developments
in
Chinese
GlassGuan
Donghai,
Yi
Peng,
Jianyong
Guo,
Qu
Jin
and
Xue
Lu
NEW
WRITING54.
The
Glass
Virus:
European
Perspectives
and
ActivationJens
Pfeiffer
NEW
WRITING55.
The
Glass
Factory
and
Sweden's
Paradigmatic
shifts
in
glass:
Deconstruction,
Revaluation
and
Redefinition
in
a
Time
of
Change
Maja
HeuerNEW
WRITING56.
Hand-drawn
Visual
Essay
on
the
Venetian
Virus
in
AmericaEd
Schmid
NEW
WRITING57.
Making
under
the
Influence:
Australian
GlassSusan
Cohn
NEW
WRITING58.
Educator's
ManifestoJack
Wax
NEW
WRITINGSection
3.4
Social
Engagement
and
SustainabiltyIntroductory
SummaryPetrie
and
Sarmiento59.
The
role
of
Artists'
Skills
in
SocietyInge
Panneels
NEW
WRITING60.Helen
Pailing:
Glass
in
the
AnthropoceneNEW
WRITING61.
Progressive
development
of
Enviromental
Awareness
the
Small
Glass
industryLani
McGregor
NEW
WRITING62.
Recycle:
About
sustainability
in
Glass
Design
&
CraftMaria
Sparre
PetersenNEW
WRITING63.
Designing
TransglassTord
Boontje
and
Emma
WoffendenNEW
WRITINGBibliography