Current Exhibition

High and Mighty! Live on 4th September 2023

Current Exhibition

High and Mighty! Live on 4th September 2023

High and Mighty!

Theme: Architecture/structural glass

We live in glass buildings – both commercial and residential. We are surrounded by glass as a building material. Typically it is used as transparent glazing material within the building envelope but we know what else it can be used for!

Windows, wall panels, ceilings, bar fascias, feature sculptures – all can transform their surroundings with colour, light, pattern, texture and design! A building is given personality, gravitas, exuberance or comfort by the inspired use of decorative glass. So in this online exhibition, we invited CGS Members to have the opportunity to flaunt their glorious architectural glass.

17 glass artists took part.

This is a selling show, so please contact the artists directly regarding purchases or commissions.

For show enquiries please email Nicky at info@cgs.org.uk

Launched on:9th September 2023



Artist:Sarah Davis

Email:Sarahdavisglass@btinternet.com

Title:Amaryllis window

Description: A commissioned window for a spacious Edwardian house, providing screening between the kitchen and the adjoining conservatory. The client liked bright colours, florals and strong design, so these themes formed the basis for the design , which developed into a nine piece window, framing the central flower.

Contact: Sarah Davis

Details: Painted & leaded stained glass

Price: Not for sale

Photo Credit: Private client

Shop: Https://www.sarahdavisglass.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Linda Norris & Rachel Phillips (Studio Melyn)

Email:info@studiomelyn.com

Title:Glazier's Window

Description: This window was commissioned by CADW for The Kings Gate Chapel, Caernarfon Castle, North Wales and was installed in 2022. The work is made by combining traditional techniques such as glass blowing, enamel painting and staining with contemporary techniques like waterjet cutting and silicon bonding. The work tells the story of the glass makers and glaziers who would have been employed at the castle

Contact: info@studiomelyn.com

Details: Sand engraved, enamelled mouth-blown flashed glass, bonded

Price: N.F.S.

Photo Credit: Peter Williams

Dimension: 223x125x3cm

Shop: http://www.studiomelyn.com/caernarfon-castle/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Susan Purser Hope

Email:susan@purserhope.co.uk

Title:Glass Memory Blanket

Description: Compton Hospice is a Wolverhampton based charity. I was asked to establish an art programme in collaboration with patients, staff and bereaved family members.
The resulting work was located in what was then the main Patients’ Lounge and comprised of a ‘Glass Memory Blanket’ based around the concept of American Native Indian dream catchers with memories captured as they rise up trough the sk

Contact: Susan Purser Hope

Details: Fused glass panels linked onto metal support structure. Working with Daedalian Glass Studios

Price: N/A

Photo Credit: David Cave Photography

Dimension: 1.50metres x 6metres

Shop: www.purserhope.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Julia Kastler

Email:info@juliakastler.com

Title:networking

Description: The architectural stained glass (skylight window) is installed in a listed private hotel, built 1915.
A hotel is a temporary home where different people meet, have breakfast together, are mostly on their own, but sometimes also make new acquaintances or friends. Therefore, I decided to work with a net to symbolise those encounters.

Contact: Julia Kastler, 00436802336632

Details: Stained glass, sandblasted, enamel paint, laminated

Price: -

Photo Credit: Julia Kastler

Dimension: 150 x 80 cm, semi-circle

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Roberta Ayles

Email:info@aylesglass.com

Title:Spring in the South Hams

Description: An internal window for a barn conversion, echoing the beautiful Devon landscape surrounding the property. It wasa breezy Spring day when I met the client to rough out some ideas for the panel, and that feeling found its way into the design.

Contact: Roberta Ayles

Details: Fused glass sandwiched in a toughened glass unit

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: Roberta Ayles

Dimension: 2m wide by 1m high

Shop: https:/www.aylesglass.com/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Linda Banks

Email:linda@orchidstainedglass.co.uk

Title:Seascape Window

Description: This Seascape window was made for the stairway in a new house. The clients wanted an abstract design inspired by the sun over the sea, to match their modern aesthetic. To meet building regulations, the traditionally made stained glass window was encapsulated within a double glazed unit, essentially creating a triple glazed window. The colours sing in the sunlight and the clients were thrilled.

Contact: Linda Banks

Details: 1.2m high stained glass

Price: NFS but similar commissions welcome

Photo Credit: Freya Smith

Dimension: 1.2m high

Shop: https://orchidstainedglass.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Hannah Gibson

Email:infogalleryten@gmail.com

Title:Kind of Blue

Description: High and Mighty, Kind of Blue
Kind of Blue is a 41cm tall, 9.1kg, cast glass Sweet Nothing. Standing alongside a 4cm cast glass Sweet Nothing.
The smaller, made from recycled window glass, salvaged after a building was demolished.

Contact: Paul Musgrove, Gallery Ten, Edinburgh

Details: 41cm tall cast glass Sweet Nothing

Price: POA

Photo Credit: Alick Cotterill

Dimension: 41cm tall

Shop: https://www.galleryten.co.uk/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Emma Butler-Cole Aiken

Email:ebcaglass@yahoo.co.uk

Title:The Tree of Jesse

Description: Commissioned for Glasgow Cathedral and completed in 2018, this window abstractly depicts the family tree of Jesus. The bloodline traced back to Jesse, the father of King David, is shown in red and new life by vigorous green growth and light. Other trees (gentiles) are embraced - now through Jesus all may become part of God's life.

Contact: Emma Butler-Cole Aiken

Details: Stained glass window

Photo Credit: Melanie Ehsan

Dimension: 5m high

Shop: https://www.ebcaglass.com

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Annie Ross

Email:a.ross51@outlook.com

Title:Margate Hospital entrance

Description: An acid etched and sandblasted large glass screen at the entrance of A&E Margate Hospital

Contact: Annie Ross

Details: Glass screen in front of A&E Margate Hospital

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: A.Ross

Dimension: 6x9 meters approximately

Shop: 19 Wordsworth Rd Maidstone

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Bob Leatherbarrow

Email:bob.leatherbarrow@gmail.com

Title:City of Light

Description: Kilnformed blocks depict a futuristic urban profile with buildings and skyscrapers arranged along city streets.

Contact: Bob Leatherbarrow

Details: Kilnformed and coldworked glass

Price: 3000£ plus shipping

Photo Credit: Bob Leatherbarrow

Dimension: 57cm x 50cm x 27cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Zuzana Kubelková

Email:zuzana@kubelkova.art

Title:IO

Description: New hand-blown chandeliers created using an experimental technique that allows working with a specific structure on the surface of the glass. The structure gives the glass a different dimension, where we feel like we are on a voyage through space.

Details: blown glass

Price: please email me for pricing

Photo Credit: Filip Švácha

Dimension: 27cm dia

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Birgit Köblitz

Email:koeblitzb@yahoo.com

Title:Gül Baba Türbe Museum in Budapest

Description: This museum is partly an reconstruction, but all in all a new building around the famous grave of the Turkish dervis Gül Baba. Gül means rose. The colour of roses, the architecture of the ottoman empire inspired me to this abstract interpretation.

Contact: Birgit Köblitz

Details: Fused glass with relief surface

Photo Credit: Eva M. Fodor

Dimension: 6 windows: à 65x130cm

Shop: Instagram: birgitkoeblitz_glass_art

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Lee Watson

Email:lee8artglass@btinternet.com

Title: For the love of the flower girl.

Description: A juxtapose of techniques which include sandblasting ,fused work and painting.

Contact: lee8artglass@btinternet.com

Details: My fascination of ancient history and Illustrations from my sketch book of mythical creatures.

Price: Price on request.

Photo Credit: Paula Watson

Dimension: Width 270mm x height 680mm.

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Janine Altman

Email:janine.altman@gmail.com

Title:Harmony

Description: This artwork fuses geometry, color, and light. The circles without beginning or end, symbolizes the eternal, the movement and the cycle of life, while the squares and rectangles evoke the idea of ??home and containment. This piece, specifically designed for the landing of a staircase, becomes the only source of light in that space, highlighting its importance and uniqueness in the environment.

Contact: Janine Altman

Details: Fusing technique with float glass, combined with steel and iron.

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: Janine Altman

Dimension: 200 x 240 x 22 cm

Shop: http://www.janinealtman.com

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Gill Hobson

Email:gillhobson@mac.com

Title:Radiance Vertex

Description: Light responsive installation sculpture

Contact: Gill Hobson

Details: 12mm float glass, dichroic film, steel fixings

Price: £9,800

Photo Credit: Gill Hobson

Dimension: 240 x 160 x 40

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:ClaireFairleyGlassDesign

Email:Claire_fairley70@yahoo.com

Title:“Pink”

Description: Geometric window lamberts pink and tatra glass. Window made to order/ size.

Contact: 07760883347

Details: Architectural stained glass window

Price: £2000

Photo Credit: ClaireFairleyGlassDesign

Dimension: 80cm by 90cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Daisy Parkinson

Email:daisyparkinson@hotmail.co.uk

Title:Untitled

Description: This visual interpretation of the urbanisation within my hometown, Twickenham demonstrates the process of screen-printing enamels and experimentation in the use of decals, composition, layering of glass and the temperature of firings. The overall form of the piece reflects the structure of a crane, tying in the silhouette of the glass with the surface design.

Contact: Daisy Parkinson

Details: 2022

Price: £960

Photo Credit: Daisy Parkinson

Dimension: 63cm x 28.5cm x 2cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE
Amaryllis window
Glazier's Window
Glass Memory Blanket
networking
Spring in the South Hams
Seascape Window
Kind of Blue
The Tree of Jesse
Margate Hospital entrance
City of Light
IO
Gül Baba Türbe Museum in Budapest
 For the love of the flower girl.
Harmony
Radiance Vertex
“Pink”
Untitled

Artist:Sarah Davis

Email:Sarahdavisglass@btinternet.com

Title:Amaryllis window

Description: A commissioned window for a spacious Edwardian house, providing screening between the kitchen and the adjoining conservatory. The client liked bright colours, florals and strong design, so these themes formed the basis for the design , which developed into a nine piece window, framing the central flower.

Contact: Sarah Davis

Details: Painted & leaded stained glass

Price: Not for sale

Photo Credit: Private client

Shop: Https://www.sarahdavisglass.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Linda Norris & Rachel Phillips (Studio Melyn)

Email:info@studiomelyn.com

Title:Glazier's Window

Description: This window was commissioned by CADW for The Kings Gate Chapel, Caernarfon Castle, North Wales and was installed in 2022. The work is made by combining traditional techniques such as glass blowing, enamel painting and staining with contemporary techniques like waterjet cutting and silicon bonding. The work tells the story of the glass makers and glaziers who would have been employed at the castle

Contact: info@studiomelyn.com

Details: Sand engraved, enamelled mouth-blown flashed glass, bonded

Price: N.F.S.

Photo Credit: Peter Williams

Dimension: 223x125x3cm

Shop: http://www.studiomelyn.com/caernarfon-castle/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Susan Purser Hope

Email:susan@purserhope.co.uk

Title:Glass Memory Blanket

Description: Compton Hospice is a Wolverhampton based charity. I was asked to establish an art programme in collaboration with patients, staff and bereaved family members.
The resulting work was located in what was then the main Patients’ Lounge and comprised of a ‘Glass Memory Blanket’ based around the concept of American Native Indian dream catchers with memories captured as they rise up trough the sk

Contact: Susan Purser Hope

Details: Fused glass panels linked onto metal support structure. Working with Daedalian Glass Studios

Price: N/A

Photo Credit: David Cave Photography

Dimension: 1.50metres x 6metres

Shop: www.purserhope.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Julia Kastler

Email:info@juliakastler.com

Title:networking

Description: The architectural stained glass (skylight window) is installed in a listed private hotel, built 1915.
A hotel is a temporary home where different people meet, have breakfast together, are mostly on their own, but sometimes also make new acquaintances or friends. Therefore, I decided to work with a net to symbolise those encounters.

Contact: Julia Kastler, 00436802336632

Details: Stained glass, sandblasted, enamel paint, laminated

Price: -

Photo Credit: Julia Kastler

Dimension: 150 x 80 cm, semi-circle

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Roberta Ayles

Email:info@aylesglass.com

Title:Spring in the South Hams

Description: An internal window for a barn conversion, echoing the beautiful Devon landscape surrounding the property. It wasa breezy Spring day when I met the client to rough out some ideas for the panel, and that feeling found its way into the design.

Contact: Roberta Ayles

Details: Fused glass sandwiched in a toughened glass unit

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: Roberta Ayles

Dimension: 2m wide by 1m high

Shop: https:/www.aylesglass.com/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Linda Banks

Email:linda@orchidstainedglass.co.uk

Title:Seascape Window

Description: This Seascape window was made for the stairway in a new house. The clients wanted an abstract design inspired by the sun over the sea, to match their modern aesthetic. To meet building regulations, the traditionally made stained glass window was encapsulated within a double glazed unit, essentially creating a triple glazed window. The colours sing in the sunlight and the clients were thrilled.

Contact: Linda Banks

Details: 1.2m high stained glass

Price: NFS but similar commissions welcome

Photo Credit: Freya Smith

Dimension: 1.2m high

Shop: https://orchidstainedglass.co.uk

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Hannah Gibson

Email:infogalleryten@gmail.com

Title:Kind of Blue

Description: High and Mighty, Kind of Blue
Kind of Blue is a 41cm tall, 9.1kg, cast glass Sweet Nothing. Standing alongside a 4cm cast glass Sweet Nothing.
The smaller, made from recycled window glass, salvaged after a building was demolished.

Contact: Paul Musgrove, Gallery Ten, Edinburgh

Details: 41cm tall cast glass Sweet Nothing

Price: POA

Photo Credit: Alick Cotterill

Dimension: 41cm tall

Shop: https://www.galleryten.co.uk/

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Emma Butler-Cole Aiken

Email:ebcaglass@yahoo.co.uk

Title:The Tree of Jesse

Description: Commissioned for Glasgow Cathedral and completed in 2018, this window abstractly depicts the family tree of Jesus. The bloodline traced back to Jesse, the father of King David, is shown in red and new life by vigorous green growth and light. Other trees (gentiles) are embraced - now through Jesus all may become part of God's life.

Contact: Emma Butler-Cole Aiken

Details: Stained glass window

Photo Credit: Melanie Ehsan

Dimension: 5m high

Shop: https://www.ebcaglass.com

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Annie Ross

Email:a.ross51@outlook.com

Title:Margate Hospital entrance

Description: An acid etched and sandblasted large glass screen at the entrance of A&E Margate Hospital

Contact: Annie Ross

Details: Glass screen in front of A&E Margate Hospital

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: A.Ross

Dimension: 6x9 meters approximately

Shop: 19 Wordsworth Rd Maidstone

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Bob Leatherbarrow

Email:bob.leatherbarrow@gmail.com

Title:City of Light

Description: Kilnformed blocks depict a futuristic urban profile with buildings and skyscrapers arranged along city streets.

Contact: Bob Leatherbarrow

Details: Kilnformed and coldworked glass

Price: 3000£ plus shipping

Photo Credit: Bob Leatherbarrow

Dimension: 57cm x 50cm x 27cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Zuzana Kubelková

Email:zuzana@kubelkova.art

Title:IO

Description: New hand-blown chandeliers created using an experimental technique that allows working with a specific structure on the surface of the glass. The structure gives the glass a different dimension, where we feel like we are on a voyage through space.

Details: blown glass

Price: please email me for pricing

Photo Credit: Filip Švácha

Dimension: 27cm dia

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Birgit Köblitz

Email:koeblitzb@yahoo.com

Title:Gül Baba Türbe Museum in Budapest

Description: This museum is partly an reconstruction, but all in all a new building around the famous grave of the Turkish dervis Gül Baba. Gül means rose. The colour of roses, the architecture of the ottoman empire inspired me to this abstract interpretation.

Contact: Birgit Köblitz

Details: Fused glass with relief surface

Photo Credit: Eva M. Fodor

Dimension: 6 windows: à 65x130cm

Shop: Instagram: birgitkoeblitz_glass_art

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Lee Watson

Email:lee8artglass@btinternet.com

Title: For the love of the flower girl.

Description: A juxtapose of techniques which include sandblasting ,fused work and painting.

Contact: lee8artglass@btinternet.com

Details: My fascination of ancient history and Illustrations from my sketch book of mythical creatures.

Price: Price on request.

Photo Credit: Paula Watson

Dimension: Width 270mm x height 680mm.

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Janine Altman

Email:janine.altman@gmail.com

Title:Harmony

Description: This artwork fuses geometry, color, and light. The circles without beginning or end, symbolizes the eternal, the movement and the cycle of life, while the squares and rectangles evoke the idea of ??home and containment. This piece, specifically designed for the landing of a staircase, becomes the only source of light in that space, highlighting its importance and uniqueness in the environment.

Contact: Janine Altman

Details: Fusing technique with float glass, combined with steel and iron.

Price: NFS

Photo Credit: Janine Altman

Dimension: 200 x 240 x 22 cm

Shop: http://www.janinealtman.com

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Gill Hobson

Email:gillhobson@mac.com

Title:Radiance Vertex

Description: Light responsive installation sculpture

Contact: Gill Hobson

Details: 12mm float glass, dichroic film, steel fixings

Price: £9,800

Photo Credit: Gill Hobson

Dimension: 240 x 160 x 40

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:ClaireFairleyGlassDesign

Email:Claire_fairley70@yahoo.com

Title:“Pink”

Description: Geometric window lamberts pink and tatra glass. Window made to order/ size.

Contact: 07760883347

Details: Architectural stained glass window

Price: £2000

Photo Credit: ClaireFairleyGlassDesign

Dimension: 80cm by 90cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

Artist:Daisy Parkinson

Email:daisyparkinson@hotmail.co.uk

Title:Untitled

Description: This visual interpretation of the urbanisation within my hometown, Twickenham demonstrates the process of screen-printing enamels and experimentation in the use of decals, composition, layering of glass and the temperature of firings. The overall form of the piece reflects the structure of a crane, tying in the silhouette of the glass with the surface design.

Contact: Daisy Parkinson

Details: 2022

Price: £960

Photo Credit: Daisy Parkinson

Dimension: 63cm x 28.5cm x 2cm

TAKE PART IN NEXT EXHIBITION HERE

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