Art in the Wilds 2018


Dan Sullivan


(blown and hot sculpted) Glass I have always been an artist at heart. My


introduction into the glass world began in 2002 at the Pittsburgh Glass Center. For the next three years I studied at Sheridan Col- lege in Ontario, Canada in a Craft & Design Program in Glass Blowing. After gradua- tion, I returned home to Pittsburgh, where I now live and create borosilicate glass jew- elry, functional art, and hot sculpted glass vessels. I am the owner and artist of Origi- nal Glass Worx and I am often selling my wearable art on Saturdays in the historic


different designs and patterns to create a unique piece of wearable art. I also use silver flake to create a galaxy effect within the glass. After creating the piece it is an- nealed in a kiln.


Strip District of Pittsburgh at 20th & Penn. For flame-worked borosilicate glass


jewelry, either blown or hot sculpted, I use a torch running on propane and oxy-


gen. Clear glass rods or tubes are melted together with different forms of colored glass. Using solid color rods, broken up grains called frit, or powdered glass, I make


Tuesday, June 19, 2018 — 31


Robert Vrboncic


Wood (cutting boards and keepsakes)


Future Antiquities builds functional


artwork employing the same techniques as early artisans to create beautiful, long lasting custom furniture for prestigious customers who appreciate unique designs and high quality products. I specialize in custom orders where I


collaborate with the client to conceive a distinctive design that incorporates the cli- ent’s desires and meets their needs. Each piece is handcrafted like his- torical artisans. I handcraft each piece


creating and building the item, then finishing with felt or finishes. I make my art myself, only purchasing hinges for the jewelry boxes.


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