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Milky Way Peach, 72″h x 48″w x 4″d, Abby Modell, Handblown glass, mirror, Swarovski crystal. 

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Icarus, James Labold, 21h x 24w x 9d, Cast glass, mixed media.

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Wax and Wane, Cal Breed, 14h x 17w x 17d, Blown glass, ink. Photo by Brian Francis.

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Photoaxis, Alli Hoag,variable, Blown, mirrorized, fuzed, and cast glass, encaustic.

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Space Vase Gemini Series, 12h x 12w x 12d

and 

Space Vase, 20h x 6w x 6d

Angus Powers, Engraved blown glass.

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Cuando Sale La Luna, Micaela Amato Amateu, 96h x 72w, Neon.

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Woken inna Space Without Sound, Jason Chakravarty, 11h x 9w, Hot sculpted and decal fired glass.

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Burt in Contemplation over the Series Finale, Jason Chakravarty, 7h x 3w x 2d, hot sculpted, etched and fumed glass.

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Bow Shock, Wes Valdez, 14h x 10w x 10d, Cast and cold worked glass.

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her Inner space given Out, Laura Beth Konopinski, 10h x 5w x 5d, Blown, hot and cold sculpted, laminated glass, enamel, mixed media, organic materials. Photo by Taylor Glasgow.

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Golden Pheonix Feathers, Benjamin Tullman, 18h x 4w x 4d, Blown glass, neon.

“I am deeply connected to the science and alchemy of the creation of glass.  From the process of mixing the raw elements to make custom glasses from scratch as well as the mixing of rare noble gasses to create otherworldly effects.  I like to imagine the pieces as being artifacts from a lost advanced civilization or the engine of a futuristic spaceship.  They emit small fields of wireless energy and are truly magical and nearly beyond understanding.  These glass sculptures are reaction vessels for the excitation and ionization of very specific combinations of gasses that must be processed under a vacuum pump so we essentially have to create the vacuum of space or a close as we can get to that before adding in small amounts of noble gasses.  The pieces are permanently sealed with these gasses inside and will light up and have interactive effects whenever they are excited by a high voltage power source.”

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Golden Pheonix Feathers, Benjamin Tullman, 18h x 4w x 4d, Blown glass, neon.

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The Thinker, 24h x 24w x 2d

and

Orange Dreamer, 20h x 20w x 2d

Karen Woodward, Flameworked glad, multi-phase LEDs, electrical components, mixed media on panel.

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Inertness is Relative, Morgan T. Chivers, Video

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Celestial Mountains, Hilary Wang, 5h x 5w x 8d each, Mold blown glass, steel.

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From the Heavens, Jessica Jane Julius, 18h x 18w x 16d, Flameworked glass and crystals, gilded.

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Space Flowers, Vladimir Prochazka, Blown glass, metal stand, LED lighting.