ARTIST: Kari Glass
TITLE: STUDIO DRAWING BENCHES:
MEDIUM: oil painting on panel
DIMENSIONS: 38" x 25"
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
UPCYCLED: APPLIANCE DOORS / SEA GLASS / BEACH STONES
RECYCLED RENEWED REINVENTED WORKS
by Kari Glass
ARTROCKS . 15" x 15" . steel and magnetic sea stones
ARTIFACTUALS . 22" x 18" . steel and magnetic seaglass
INORGANIC SPIN . 15" x 15" . steel and magnetic seaglass and stones
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
COLLAGE: emotional response
visual metaphores with collage by Kari Glass
CHARLOTTE'S WEB
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LYSISTRATA
LYSISTRATA DETAIL
LYSISTRATA: A detail of an emotional response project by Kari Glass to Sophocles LYSISTATA stage play. This was created during a stage design workshop at the NW-district 2005 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Ashland Oregon.
FACE MASK PORTFOLIO by Kari Glass
BLUE DETERGENT BOTTLE MASK
TWO PAPIER MACHE MASKS
WOVEN / TWINED / PLAITED MASKS
Artist: Kari Glass
Title: LIGHT BY WHICH THE SPIRT'S BORN
Title: DARKNESS OF THE SOUL'S RETURN
Medium: sea kelp, cattails, jute, rafia, and cane
SPIRIT OF THE M O O N : double sided two tone poster board
SPIRIT OF THE M O O N : made by Kari Glass at Central Washington University as a character study for the stage play INUK AND THE SUN. Alaska Theatre of Youth produced INUK which Kari Glass directed and designed in 2005 as her thesis project for an MA in Theatre Production.
JUKA - A l a s k a S c a p e s
RUSSELL CREEK . 5'x7' . Acrylic on Canvas
JUKA COLLABORATIVE ART
by Judith Hoersting & Kari Glass
JUKA's Alaska is big, bright and joyous. This is not the place of dark brooding clouds; not the land whose teeth can shred the soul. JUKA's Alaska is one that leaps off the canvas in warm bright hues. It spills off the edge implying fields of summer fireweed nestled in slopes that sweep beyond the frame. JUKA's Alaska is too big for any canvas. Working together JUdith Hoersting and KAri Glass paint a portion letting the larger country lie in the mind of the viewer. The irony is that JUKA's tiny piece of the whole has all the light and expansiveness of the land which provides JUKA its inspiration.
OUT THE ROAD . 7'x6' . Acrylic on Canvas
JUKA COLLABORATIVE ART
by Judith Hoersting & Kari Glass
Judith and Kari have put aside the recent egocentric history of western art to reach into the earlier collaborative traditions which created renaissance schools where dozens of artists worked on a single fresco. They have taken collaboration to a new level of selflessness, because neither plays the part of master or apprentice. Both work the canvas equally. They sketch together, often taking turns working the same piece of paper. JUKA's formal concerns are about the play of light and color . . . bright glorious gobs of color. Together they tackle the expansiveness of the Alaska landscape producing canvasses that sing.
COLOUR DESIGN COLLAGE COLLECTION
COLLAGE: EMOTIONAL RESPONSE / LIGHTING DESIGN--11" x 17"
Kari Glass designed the stage lighting for SIMPLE MAN a 4 minute modern dance number for a concert of student and faculty choreographers at the Central Washington University Theatre Department Main Stage Theatre in 2005. Kari uses collage as a sketch to process her design response to the choreography and music and as a tool to visually express her approach to the choreographer, costume designer and dancers.
Monday, June 14, 2010
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