MUSEUM OF GLASS | 2022 AUCTION CATALOG
Museum of Glass is a premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking with the West Coast’s largest and most active museum glass studio. Opened in 2002, the Museum has established a reputation for hosting impactful and engaging artist residencies, organizing national traveling exhibitions, and creating unique programs for visitors, while building a growing permanent collection chronicling the contemporary glass art movement. The Museum provides an environment for artists and the community to ignite creativity, fuel discovery, and enrich lives through glass and glassmaking. Museum of Glass is a non-profit institution supported by individuals like you.
3 Evening Program 4 Tips 5 Welcome 6 Cheers to 20 Years 7 Honoring Our Founders 8 Signature Goblets & Decanters 9 Glass Ticket 10–11 2022 Coney Awards 12–13 On the Mic 14 After Party with Trenton Quiocho 15 Live Auction 17–42 Silent Auction 45–71 Auction Rules and Information 72–73 Acknowledgments 74–89 Artist Index 90–91 CONTENTS
4 5:00 pm Check-In 5:30 pm Cocktail Hour Live Auction Preview Silent Auction Bidding People’s Choice Award Voting 6:30 pm Gourmet Dinner 7:00 pm Silent Auction Closes 7:30 pm Program and Live Auction 9:00 pm Red Hot After Party with Trenton Late-NightOff-the-PipeQuiochoAuctionDrinks 10:00 pm Item Pickup Opens Evening Concludes EVENING PROGRAM
Contribute $500 to Museum of Glass to be entered to win two first-class, round-trip tickets from Alaska Airlines, or your choice of eligible glass art pieces from the Live Auction. Limited tickets available so purchase from a volunteer before 7:00 pm!
ENJOY THE PARTY
GET YOUR GLASS TICKET EARLY
The Silent Auction is located in the store. Bid from your smart phone or ask a volunteer with an iPad to assist. Then, plan your live bidding strategy as you move through the Live Auction preview displayed throughout the Grand Hall.
SHOP THE AUCTIONS
TIPS Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your experience at Red Hot 2022.
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The Red Hot After Party starts immediately after the Live Auction. Prepare to be Blown Away as Trenton Quiocho creates a work of art, and don’t miss your chance to bid on the piece as it is auctioned off the pipe.
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On behalf of the Board of Trustees, staff, and volunteers, welcome to Red Hot 2022. We are excited to gather this evening in celebration of 20 years of igniting creativity through glass and glassmaking.
DEAR FRIENDS,
It is with great excitement that we welcome Tacoma’s own Trenton Quiocho, winner of last year’s People’s Choice Coney Award, as Featured Artist at the Red Hot After Party. With the support of the Hot Shop Team, Trenton will create a work of art to be auctioned off-the-pipe. We extend our thanks to every artist who donated work to tonight’s auction. MOG strives to create opportunities for artists to explore and create, and it is humbling to have so many artists give back in support of those efforts.
Debbie Lenk Walt Riehl Executive Director Chair, Board Of Trustees
As Museum of Glass celebrates its 20th anniversary, we honor our founders: Dale Chihuly, George F. Russell, Jr., and the late Dr. Philip Phibbs. We reflect on the grit and determination it took to bring their vision to fruition, and we consider the impact the Museum has had on Tacoma and on the lives of those who live here.
And finally, thank you all for supporting Museum of Glass. Here’s to a vibrant celebration of glass and glassmaking!
On July 6, 2022, Museum of Glass turned 20 years old, and there is much to celebrate. Since its opening, Museum of Glass has ignited the creativity of more than 2 million visitors and artists. MOG has hosted more than 700 Visiting Artist residencies and launched more than 140 exhibitions, a number of which have traveled to museums across the country, including the Smithsonian. Museum of Glass has fueled the discovery of 200,000 young people through innovative programs such as Kids Design Glass™, Science of Art™, Creating Connections™, and Junior Curator Academy™. Through the Hot Shop Heroes™ glassmaking program, Museum of Glass has contributed to the social and emotional healing of 750 U.S. military members. Museum of Glass believes that a creative community is a healthy place to live and grow. We pledge to continue providing exceptional programming, enriching the lives of people in Tacoma and beyond. We couldn’t be more excited about what the future holds.
CELEBRATING 20 YEARS
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More than two decades ago, Museum of Glass founders, DALE CHIHULY, GEORGE F. RUSSELL, JR., AND DR. PHILIP PHIBBS set into motion a public/private collaboration for a glass art museum to inspire the creativity of our city and ignite the redevelopment of the Thea Foss Waterway. Thanks to our founders, Museum of Glass remains a beacon for those who believe that art can help transform a community and enrich lives. Museum of Glass now serves as a vital artistic center in Tacoma, and as a must-see destination for thousands of tourists who travel from around the globe to witness live glassmaking and experience the beauty of MOG’s pioneering exhibitions.
HONORING OUR FOUNDERS
9 Only 50 goblets and 35 decanters were made for this year’s gala. Make sure to purchase yours early! These limited-edition items are sure to sell out.Goblets $250 each Decanter $275 each (Accompanied by a bottle of premium Glass Vodka) SIGNATURE2022GOBLETS
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This year’s signature goblet and decanter were designed and hand-blown by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team. bold and vibrant design is symbolic of the artistic energy of the past 20 years, and of the Museum's excitement for the future.
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TICKETGLASS
The winning Glass Ticket will be drawn at random at the start of the Live Auction. At that time, the winner will select their choice from the designated Glass Ticket Eligible Live Auction items. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY AND GOOD LUCK!
10 CONTRIBUTE $500 TO MUSEUM OF GLASS FOR AN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN!
View the eligible pieces in the Live Auction Preview located throughout the Grand Hall. Use your bid number to purchase Glass Tickets from volunteers before being seated for dinner at 7:00 pm. Only 25 tickets available
11 KATHERINE HUSKIE Item 2, page 20 DAN FRIDAY Item 13, page 31 TWO TICKETS Item 20, page 39 DANTE MARIONI Item 5, page 23 GLASS TICKET ELIGIBLE ITEMS One of these could be yours! Winner will be selected at the start of the Live Auction.
ARTIST’S CHOICE
2022 CONEY AWARDS
PEOPLE’S CHOICE
YOU are invited to vote for your favorite piece in the auction. Just pick up your ballot at registration and peruse the artwork in the Live and Silent Auctions. Voting closes at 6:30 pm, so submit your ballot before dinner!
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GRAND PRIZE
One-week residency in the Hot Shop + 60-second promotional video created with MOG’s Audio Visual Team Our panel of esteemed jurors evaluated and scored each piece to determine the Grand Prize winner.
One-week residency in the Hot Shop + 60-second promotional video created with MOG’s Audio Visual Team Donating artists were invited to cast a vote for their favorite piece in this year’s auction. Each artist was allowed one ballot, and they were not permitted to vote for their own artwork.
One-week residency in the Hot Shop
The generosity of our donating artists makes the Red Hot Auction possible. To honor the artists who donated their work in support of Museum of Glass, we are pleased to present three Coney Awards tonight, which will be presented during this evening’s program in the Hot Shop.
JURORS
TOMMY GREGORY is a Seattle-based artist and the Public Art Program Senior Manager and Curator for the Port of Seattle, overseeing conservation, commissions, acquisition, and temporary art at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Gregory’s work includes bronze and glass sculpture, drawing, and collage, and he has exhibited professionally for almost 20 years. This summer, he held a residency at Pilchuck Glass School.
Thank you for your glassleadershipongoinginthecommunityandforhelpinguscelebratetheincredibleworkondisplaythisevening.
RICHARD ROYAL is a Seattle-based artist recognized internationally as one of the most talented glassblowers of the Studio Glass Movement. His sensitivity and natural affinity towards the material reveal themselves within his extensive body of work. Royal’s artistic approach combines fluidity and bold abundance to deliver gracefully attenuated pieces that speak of their elegance and sculptural verticality. Royal was the Featured Artist at the 2021 Red Hot Auction and Gala.
SUSAN MARABITO is a dedicated arts leader in the Pacific Northwest. Passionate about providing mentorship to artists, collectors, and organizations, she has been a gallery director, gallery general manager, sales director, and gallery-artist liaison. Susan was on the Chihuly Studio team from 2013-2022. She enjoys supporting Museum of Glass, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Pilchuck Glass School, and other local organizations.
LAURA MICHALEK Auctioneer
KATIE BUCKINGHAM Auction Emcee
HEATHER CORNELIUS After Party Emcee
Tacoma-based auctioneer Laura Michalek has an eclectic background, including time spent as the owner of vintage modern furniture stores in Seattle. She was the youngest winner in the history of the Chicago Marathon, completing the feat at 15. She now channels that drive into helping non-profits meet their fundraising goals.
ON THE MIC
Katie Buckingham is a curator at Museum of Glass and would argue that she has one of the best jobs at MOG—developing exhibitions, researching collections, and coordinating the Visiting Artist Residency Program. She supports our local museum community as the President of the Washington Museum Association.
Heather Cornelius is an independent artist teaching and creating ceramic art in Tacoma. Her goal is to transform the everyday experience by reimagining mundane, manufactured items into quality objects containing energy and identity that can last a lifetime.
RED HOT AFTER PARTY featuring QUIOCHOTRENTON
Trenton Quiocho is a Tacoma-based artist dedicated to the craft of glass and youth development through art. He began his explorations in glass as a student in the Hilltop Artists program, where he now teaches. He has worked as a glassblower and hot shop technician at Chihuly Studio, Glassybaby, Hilltop Artists, and Museum of Glass. Quiocho has also worked as an instructor for MOG’s Hot Shop Heroes™ program and a teaching assistant at Pilchuck Glass QuiochoSchool.wasthe winner of the People’s Choice Coney Award at Red Hot 2021. He recently competed on Season Three of the Netflix series Blown Away. Tonight, we are in for a treat, as we will watch him create one of his signature rooster forms.
The After Party will begin immediately following the Live Auction. Don't miss it!
Photo by David Leyes
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JEAN-PIERRE
19LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE Thank you
$3,800
Halemano's Undertow
CANLIS
Halemano’s Undertow is inspired by the swirling chaos of the ocean’s undertow, using arresting color combinations and sharp sandblasting to capture the turmoil of water in motion. Growing up on Oahu, Jean-Pierre Canlis's love for the ocean and nature runs deep, and his glass artwork combines his technical ability with curiosity and a personal connection to his subject matter. He studied glass at Alfred University's School of Art and Design in New York and worked with Dale Chihuly for 10 years before pursuing his own business, Canlis Glass. canlisglass.com
Jean-Pierre Canlis \\ Blown glass with matte finish; 24 x 6.5 x 6.5 in. Signed – 2013
20 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Katherine Huskie \\ Glass; 6.5 x 10.25 x 10.25 in. Signed – 2022
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In Cassito, Katherine Huskie flips the traditional vessel form inside out. Instead of decorating the outside of this bowl, Huskie adorns the inside. The translucent layers of color reveal shimmering ornamentation, and, when you peer inside, the incredible undulating surface is revealed. Huskie has always been interested in pattern, whether it is within nature, textiles, or geometry. Glassblowing has taken her all over the world, including a year based in Australia. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Glass and Ceramics at University of Sunderland. Huskie owns and operates a studio, Devereux & Huskie, in the United Kingdom. huskieglass.co.uk Cassito $2,400
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Compass exemplifies the impeccable craftsmanship and bold minimalism which are signatures of Gabe Feenan’s artistic style. His work evokes strength and balance through stacked geometric shapes, and the lace-like canework emphasizes the importance of a skilled artist’s hand in a machine-made world.
Thank you Gabe Feenan \\ Blown and solid hot-assembled glass; 25.5 x 5.75 x 5.75 in. Signed – 2016
Feenan has been a primary member of the Hot Shop Team since the Museum opened in 2002. He has worked with hundreds of the Museum’s Visiting Artists, along with demonstrating and exhibiting his own work nationally and internationally. gabefeenanglass.com Compass $3,200
21LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
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Curving Halo is a balancing act of form and color. The carved optic passageway creates a separation of space and a balanced edge that seems to defy gravity. John Kiley’s work inspires a sense of tension – his sculptures appear simultaneously strong, yet precarious; beautiful, yet Kileybreakable.wasanintegral member of Team Chihuly and worked assisting Dante Marioni and Benjamin Moore before working as a team member with Lino Tagliapietra for 15 years. He has worked and demonstrated in Finland, Ireland, Mexico, Italy, Japan, Bulgaria, China, Australia, Brazil, and Turkey. johnkiley.com Halo $11,500
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22 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you John Kiley \\ Blown, cut, and polished glass; 15 x 13.5 x 14 in. Signed – 2019
Dante Marioni has spent years perfecting centuries-old Venetian glassblowing techniques. This elegant goblet set illustrates Marioni’s talent and technical precision. Each is hand-sculpted with the utmost attention to detail.Marioni began blowing glass at the age of 19 and has learned from some of the greatest masters in contemporary glass. Since the strong start of his career, Marioni has garnered international recognition and acclaim for his elegant and inventive work in glass. dantemarioni.com
05 DANTE MARIONI Four Goblets $2,000 GLASSELIGIBLETICKET
23LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Dante Marioni \\ Blown glass; dimensions vary, approx. 9.75 in. at tallest. 2022
24 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you Holland America Line Sail away on a luxury cruise for two in ocean-view stateroom accommodations aboard one of Holland America's five-star cruise ships. Spend up to 7 days enjoying access to award-winning restaurants and thoughtfully-crafted activities. Destinations include: Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico, or Canada & New NOTE:England.Mutually agreeable date; no expiration. Airfare not included. 06 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE Seven-Day Cruise for Two $4,400
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25LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Katherine Gray \\ Blown glass, iridescent coating; 12 x 11.5 x 4.5 in. Signed – 2022
Katherine Gray’s eye-catching Iridescent Entity – Bowl explores the beauty and ephemeral phenomena of iridescence, and the way that glass interacts with light. It is part of Gray’s career-long fascination with the properties that make glass both unique as an art medium, and a ubiquitous part of the world around us.
Gray was educated at the Ontario College of Art and the Rhode Island School of Design, and is currently a professor at California State University, San Bernardino. You may recognize her from her third season as Resident Evaluator on the ongoing—and wildly popular—Netflix reality TV show Blown Away. katherine-gray.com GRAY Iridescent Entity - Bowl $3,200
A Favorite
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Susan Russell Hall and Terry Rishel \\ Encaustic mixed medium; 24 x 36 in. Signed – 2022
A Favorite Walk is a collaboration that represents both artists’ artistic voices. Susan Russell Hall’s work currently focuses on encaustics, the ancient art of layering wax and incorporating pigment. Terry Rishel has been photographing abstracts in nature since the 1980s, and spent time working as Dale Chihuly's head photographer. russellrishel.com HALL TERRY RISHEL Walk
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Susan Russell Hall and Terry Rishel are inspired by the simple things often overlooked in our busy lives. This vivid piece captures the spirit of a forest scene, inviting your heart and imagination to wander into the serenity of a Pacific Northwest forest.
Thank you Benjamin Cobb \\ Glass; 10 x 15 x 5 in. Signed – 2022
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27LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Cobb is the Museum’s Hot Shop Director and has been with Museum of Glass since 2002. He has worked with hundreds of artists over his 25 years of glassblowing. He holds a BFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology and is a recognizable leader and voice in the glass community, contributing to the success of countless works of art by artists around the world. benjamincobbglass.com COBB Green Reticulated Lozenge $3,500
Benjamin Cobb’s bold, sophisticated sculptures are abstract interpretations of natural forms, inspired by everything from marine life to cellular biology. Green Reticulated Lozenge captures his fascination with what makes glass unique as an art medium, with windows that highlight the material’s opacity and translucency.
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COMO, Glass Distillery, Lachini Vineyards, and Mark Ryan Winery
10 GRAPES AND GLASS Italian dinner,
Join Glass Distillery owner Ian MacNeil and his wife Laura, along with 4 other ticketholders for a night of glitz and glam. Begin the evening with hand-shaken cocktails featuring Glass Vodka at the MacNeils’ home on Hunts Point on Lake Washington. Then, board the MacNeils’ boat and cruise to COMO, a waterfront restaurant specializing in handmade pasta and regional cuisine. Winemakers Ron Lachini (Lachini Vineyards) and Mark McNeilly (Mark Ryan Winery) will present their array of carefully selected awardwinning wine pairings. Each pair of ticketholders will receive a commemorative bottle designed and hand-blown by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team.
NOTE: Date to be determined. boat, and experience 1 pair of tickets, $2,000
29LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Nancy Callan \\ Blown glass; 11 x 8 x 6.5 in. Signed – 2022
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Nancy Callan’s energetic designs are born from innate curiosity, and vivid sculptures like Sienna Anemone Clovis are made possible by Callan’s mastery of glassblowing. She says, “As an artist, I am an avid collector of visual information. The natural world is full of wonders, and I don’t have to travel far to observe its beautiful hues and patterns.”
Callan is an important part of the glass community in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to creating her own work, Callan enjoys the challenges of teaching and sharing skills with students. Her work and career will be the focus of a major exhibition debuting at MOG in 2024. nancycallanglass.com Sienna Anemone Clovis $8,000
In Asola, Maestro Lino Tagliapietra spins a delicate web of canework, creating an intricate merletto pattern inspired by handmade Italian lace, and emphasized by the movement of a vivid blue band that travels around the vessel. Tagliapietra is an influential glass maestro, recognized internationally for his immense talent. In 1979, Tagliapietra visited Seattle for the first time, and introduced students at Pilchuck Glass School to the traditions of Venetian glassblowing. This cross-cultural collaboration had an immeasurable impact on shaping the identity of American Studio Glass. Since announcing his retirement from glassblowing, the maestro divides his time between Murano and Seattle. linotagliapietra.com Asola $58,000
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30 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you Lino Tagliapietra \\ Blown glass; 18.25 x 12 x 7.5 in. Signed – 2008
Each sculpture in Dan Friday’s Bear series has a unique personality, and Woven Bear is no exception. It is a vibrant example of the importance of Dan Friday’s Coast Salish cultural heritage, and his use of intricate pattern and striking, minimal silhouette. Friday is a member of the Lummi Nation, and has spent the last 25 years creating his own work while working with artists such as Dale Chihuly and Preston Singletary. He taught at the University of Washington and Pilchuck Glass School, and was recently featured as a competitor on the Netflix reality TV show Blown Away. fridayglass.com
13 DAN FRIDAY Woven Bear $2,800 GLASSELIGIBLETICKET
31LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Dan Friday \\ Hand-sculpted hot glass; 6.75 x 8.75 x 1.75 in. Signed – 2022
Randall is a Seattle-based artist who worked as a glassblower at Glassybaby and for Team Chihuly before founding her own glass art business in 2015.
Randall was a Visiting Artist at Museum of Glass in 2021. Respiratory was one of the pieces created during her residency. jamierandall.com
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Respiratory is inspired by the meditative act of organizing, which helped Jamie Randall move forward through a period of personal loss. This apothecary jar contains illustrations of plants that aid in breathing, including homeopathic remedies such as eucalyptus, lavender, and lemon.
Begins at 7:30 pm Jamie Randall \\ Glass; 27.5 x 6.5 x 6.5 in. Signed – 2022
Terms: This package is nontransferable. Weekdays only, to be coordinated with Chihuly Studio for a mutually agreeable date. Brunch provided. Valid through September 26, 2023. Thank you Dale and Leslie Chihuly FOR 20
33LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Celebrate 20 years of Museum of Glass with a remarkable experience for art enthusiasts – a behind-the-scenes look at the life and work of artist and MOG co-founder Dale Chihuly. Your group of up to 20 will enjoy a champagne brunch with an exclusive tour and glassblowing demonstration at The Boathouse, Chihuly’s private working studio. Located on the shores of Lake Union in Seattle, the interior of The Boathouse is representative of Chihuly’s design aesthetic, showcasing work from his iconic series, as well as his personal collections of art and unique objects. The Hotshop is the primary space where Chihuly and his team of glassblowers create works in glass for exhibitions and installations around the world.
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Champagne Brunch and Private Studio Tour at The Boathouse
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Dale Chihuly The Boathouse, Seattle, 2020 © 2022 Chihuly Studio. All rights reserved. The Hotshop, The Boathouse, Seattle, 2017 © 2022 Chihuly Studio. All rights reserved.
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34 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you Preston Singletary \\ Blown and sand carved glass; 7.5 x 10.75 in. Signed – 2019
Preston Singletary is well known for these beautiful basket forms, inspired by Tlingit spruce root baskets. He created the series as a way of rethinking and re-contextualizing this common item from his Tlingit heritage, imbuing these pieces with the elegance and beauty beyond traditional forms. The art of Preston Singletary has become synonymous with the relationship between glassblowing traditions and Northwest Native art. His traveling exhibition Preston Singletary: Raven and the Box of Daylight, organized by Museum of Glass, pushes the boundaries of glass as a medium for storytelling and is currently on display at the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. prestonsingletary.com $8,000
Branam discovered his passion for glass while studying engineering and graphic design at Texas Tech University. He currently lives in Seattle, and can frequently be found working with the Hot Shop Team at Museum of Glass while also serving as a staff member at Pacific Bonsai Museum. He was honored by the People's Choice Award at the 2013 Red Hot Auction and Gala. courtneybranam.com Rainbow Cloud Triptych $3,600
Courtney Branam approaches his glass practice with a fresh, contemporary perspective. Drippy Rainbow Cloud Triptych taps into our inherent desire to wonder and, in turn, encourages us to rediscover how we understand ourselves and our relationship to the world around us.
Thank you Courtney Branam \\ Blown glass, wood, acrylic paint; 10 x 33 x 2 in. Signed – 2015
35LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
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36 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE Spend a week at Casa San Francesco, a historic apartment in the center of Cortona, Italy. With capacity for 6 guests (3BR – 2 queen, 2 twin beds), Casa San Francesco has been beautifully restored with rustic Tuscan furniture, a fully equipped kitchen, and a large dining area. Enjoy the rich Tuscan culture: decadent food and wine, Renaissance art, historic architecture, and generous hospitality exemplified by the property’s owner, Ivan, who might stop by to welcome you with homemade delicacies straight from his mother’s farm. Package includes: • 7-night stay (Saturday-to-Saturday) in the historic center of •Cortona.Personalized planning assistance & local concierge service. • Exclusive material Insider Tips to Cortona. 18 TUSCANY OR BALI DREAM VACATION Choose between two incredible destinations $3,600 - $5,600
37LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE Thank you Friends of Museum of Glass OR Escape to Bali for an unforgettable stay in a 1-bedroom cottage (1 king, 1 twin-plus bed) at the Golden Buddha Resort, located near the quiet fishing village of Amed, which is famous for its outstanding snorkeling, diving, and hiking. Package includes: • 7-night stay (Saturday-to-Saturday) at Golden Buddha Resort for 2-3 guests. • 2 full-body massages at on-site spa. • 1 diving or snorkeling excursion for 2 guests. • Transportation to and from airport • Daily breakfast for 2 guests, plus 1 special dinner at Resort. • On-site planning assistance for excursions. Terms: Accommodations are based on availability. Airfare and ground transportation not included. Valid for 2 years from date of purchase.
38 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you Grace Beery and Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team \\ Solid, blown, hot-sculpted glass with applied bits; 7 x 13 x 9 in. Signed – 2022 The Kids Design Glass™ program at Museum of Glass invites children 12 and under to stretch their imaginations and create original designs to be made by MOG’s Hot Shop Team. One entry is selected monthly to be interpreted into glass. Lemmon Drop Mouse, 2009, was designed by Grace Beery (age 9) and created by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team. Watch the Hot Shop Team create one more Lemmon Drop Mouse for you to take home before the design is permanently retired. 19 GRACE BEERY AND MUSEUM OF GLASS HOT SHOP TEAM
Lemmon Drop Mouse $5,000
39LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
Thank you Alaska Airlines
20 TWO ROUND-TRIP, FIRST-CLASS FLIGHT VOUCHERS Travel in comfort, anywhere Alaska Airlines flies $3,000 GLASSELIGIBLETICKET
Alaska Airlines flies to over 115 destinations across the United States and to Mexico, Canada, and Costa Rica. Fly first-class on Alaska Airlines and enjoy luxury seating with spacious legroom, priority boarding, and a dedicated flight attendant ensuring your comfort. Check in two complimentary bags, enjoy free beer, wine, and cocktails, and pre-order complimentary meals. Arrive rested and refreshed at the destination of your choice.
Terms: Allow at least two weeks between the time of reservation and your flight. No blackout dates.
40 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you James Mongrain \\ Blown glass; 10.5 x 3 x 3 in. and 7.75 x 3.75 x 3.75 in. Signed – 2020
Glass artist James Mongrain makes Venetian-inspired glass goblets, like this elegant swan-stemmed pairing. During his early career, he focused his attention on becoming proficient in the Venetian tradition of goblet-making. He continues to be inspired by traditional Italian forms, with a contemporary flair.
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Mongrain was introduced to glass at Moorhead State University in Minnesota, and later studied glassblowing at Massachusetts College of Art and the Appalachian Center for Craft. He has been a lead gaffer for Dale Chihuly since 1998 and has worked with well-known contemporary artists Kiki Smith, Jeff Koons, Robert Wilson, and Walter Lieberman. mongrainglass.com Goblets $1,200
Aya Oki’s effervescent Bloom XIX was created out of a desire to convey the pleasure she finds in blowing glass. The sculpture was carefully assembled over hours at a hot shop bench, and the subtle color and canework on each bubble recalls the translucent film of a soap bubble.
Aya Oki is a Japanese artist based in San Bernardino, California. Oki completed her Master's degree in glass at the Aichi University of Education, Japan, and her dream of studying abroad in the United States lead her to complete an MFA at Rochester Institute of Technology in 2014. aya-oki.com Bloom XIX $6,500
41LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVE
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Thank you Aya Oki \\ Blown glass; 12.5 x 14 x 15in. Signed – 2022
42 LIVE AUCTION | Begins at 7:30 pm LIVEThank you Trenton Quiocho
Trenton Quiocho is a Tacoma-based artist dedicated to the craft of glass and youth development through art. His personal practice is heavily informed by his Filipino heritage. At the Red Hot After Party he will create one of his signature rooster forms, which will be sure to showcase his fast-paced hot-sculpting abilities. Quiocho was awarded the People’s Choice Coney Award at last year’s Red Hot Auction and Gala, and recently curated the exhibition GATHER: 27 Years of Hilltop Artists at Tacoma Art Museum. He has served as an instructor for Museum of Glass’s Hot Shop Heroes™ program, and is currently an instructor at Tacoma’s Hilltop Artists. You might also recognize him from his stint as a competitor on Season Three of the Netflix reality TV series Blown Away. basoglass.com Off-the-Pipe
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47SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT ravenskyriver.comandreadezso.com Thank you Raven Skyriver Solid-sculpted glass; 6.5 x 13 x 3 in. Signed – 2019 Thank you Andrea Dezsö Blown glass and etched graal sculpture; 10.5 x 8 x 8 in. Signed – 2019 101 ANDREA DEZSÖ Baby Tapir Meets Mythical Beasts $5,000 102 RAVEN SKYRIVER Fry $4,800
48 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT davisfreeman.comkellyodellglass.com Thank you Davis Freeman and Museum Quality Framing Digital Image from a flatbed scanner printed on archival paper with archival ink; Framed size: 30.5 x 24.5 in. Signed – 2005 Thank you Kelly O'Dell Sculpted, cut, cast, fire-polished glass with gold leaf and enamel decals; 13 x 16 x 5 in. Signed – 2018 103 KELLY O'DELL (r)evolution: Shell & Fern Specimen $4,200 104 DAVIS FREEMAN Two Lilies $2,000
49SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT sarahgilbertglass.com Thank you Sarah Gilbert Fused and engraved glass, metal; 8.5 x 8.75 x 0.25 in. 2017 Thank you Chris Schuelke Glass; 18.5 x 7.5 x 2.5 in. Signed – 2022 105 CHRIS SCHUELKE Twisted Cane Vase $1,500 106 SARAH GILBERT Signs and Signifiers - Migration $1,800
50 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT ryanfeddersen.comannwahlstrom.com Thank you RYAN! Feddersen Blown glass; 7.25 x 5 x 5 in. 2019 Thank you Ann Wåhlström Blown glass with applied murrine and hot canes; 6.5 x 11 x 9 in. Signed – 2022 107 ANN WÅHLSTRÖM Stone II $5,000 108 RYAN! FEDDERSEN Coyote Strolling $3,375
51SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT quenchbucketstudio.comtannerweissglass.com Thank you Eileen Lagasse Stainless steel and glass; 14 x 6 x 5 in. 2022 Thank you Tanner Weiss Soft glass; 19.75 x 6 x 4 in. Signed – 2022 109 TANNER WEISS OASIS $3,347 110 EILEEN LAGASSE Orange Betta Fish $750
52 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT bbobj.com Thank you Beccy Feather Mold-blown glass; 9.5 x 12.25 x 4.25 in. Signed – 2021 Thank you Jeff Ganung Photo print on aluminum; 30 x 20 in. Signed – 2022 111 JEFF GANUNG Galactic Core, 2022 $450 112 BECCY FEATHER Hoots $2,500
53SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT annamlasowsky.com Thank you Anna Mlasowsky Bullseye glass, hand-folded hot, gilded, No.18, Gold Rimmed Pink; 10 x 5.75 x 10 in. No.24, Gold Rimmed Blue; 11.5 x 5.5 x 7 in. 2021 Thank you Heather Cornelius Ceramic, terracotta sculpted figurative pears; 7 x 3.5 x 3.5 in. Signed – 2020 113 HEATHER CORNELIUS Pair of Pears $1,000 114 ANNA MLASOWSKY Hand-Made 18 & 24 $1,960
54 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT benberes.com Hilltop Artists Alum Thank you Jack Spitzer Glass; 18 x 5.5 x 5.5 in. Signed – 2022 Thank you Ben Beres Sand-carved blown glass; 14 x 7 in. 2021 Created at his Museum of Glass residency. 115 BEN BERES Swim On, Lovelies $1,500 116 JACK SPITZER Violet Fade $1,200
55SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT austinstern.com Thank you Brian Pike Hot-sculpted glass; 20.5 x 7 x 5 in. Signed – 2021 Created at his Museum of Glass residency. Thank you Austin Stern Glass; 20 x 8 x 9 in. Signed – 2022 117 AUSTIN STERN Copper Plaid Giver $5,000 118 BRIAN PIKE M.O.G. Flower Tree $2,500
56 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Hilltop Artists riosonfire.comAlum Hilltop Artists Alum Thank you Emily Martin Flameworked soft glass; slightly varying sizes: tallest 2.25 in, widest 1.75 in. 2022 Thank you David Rios Glass; 2.5 x 4.75 x 4.5 in. Signed – 2022 119 DAVID RIOS Conchas (Pan Dulce) $2,400 120 EMILY MARTIN Bottles #1-5 $500
57SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Hilltop Artists Alum Thank you Douglas Jan Burgess ll Blown and enamel glass, red cedar, redwood plank, neon; 20.5 x 17.25 x 17.25 in. 2022 Thank you Hot Shop Heroes™ Glass; 4 x 3.25 x 3.25 in. 2022 121 HOT SHOP HEROES ADVANCED CLASS Rainbow Willow $60 122 DOUGLAS JAN BURGESS II Full Belly $8,000
58 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT blobblobstudio.comwestonlambert.com Thank you Wes Valdez Glass; 8.25 x 5 x 6 in. 2021 Thank you Weston Lambert Kiln-cast uranium glass and basalt, laminated, carved, and polished; 9 x 7 x 4 in. Signed – 2022 123 WESTON LAMBERT Uranium Shores $800 124 WES VALDEZ Tria Vestibulum $600
59SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT mathieugrodetglass.com Thank you Coleman Anderson Boro glass; 14 x 5 in. 2022 Thank you Mathieu Grodet Glass; 1.25 x 0.625 in. 2022 125 MATHIEU GRODET Murrine “We will be calm or we will be free” $190 126 COLEMAN ANDERSON Trypophobic Lamp $600
60 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT centralglassworks.orgHilltop Artists Alum Thank you Kevin Regan Sand-blasted and blown glass; 6 x 6 x 6 in. Signed – 2022 Thank you Daria Hembree Acrylic paint; 24 x 30 in. Signed – 2022 127 DARIA HEMBREE Windago $1,000 128 KEVIN REGAN Lighted Cockroach Paperweight $300
61SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT genningerstudio.comcentralglassworks.org Thank you Leslie Genninger 24 in. Signed – 2022 Thank you Kevin Regan Sand-blasted and blown glass; 5 x 9.25 x 9.25 in. Signed – 2022 129 KEVIN REGAN Cockroach Bowl $225 130 LESLIE GENNINGER Multicolor Harlequin Toned Murano Glass Necklace $1,368
62 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT enszostudios.comcarriegrulaglass.com Thank you Joseph Enzo Glass and sterling silver; each earring is 1.5 x 0.33 in. plus silver findings. 2022 Thank you Carrie Grula Glass; 4 x 6 in. Signed – 2022 131 CARRIE GRULA Gem Set $161 132 JOSEPH ENZO Proto-C Earrings 25 $78
63SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT jeancheely.com Thank you Jean Cheely Dichro glass, 24KT gold, St silver, titanium, chromium; 1.75 x 1.75 in. 2020 Thank you Mary Stafford Metals; 32 x 0.25 in. 2022 133 MARY STAFFORD Random Rhythm $590 134 JEAN CHEELY Own a Piece of NASA History $300
64 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT bluebungalowglassworks.commagpiemousestudios.com Thank you Blue Bungalow Glassworks Glass and niobium metal; 2020. Thank you Magpie Mouse Enamel; 2 in. 2022 135 MAGPIE MOUSE Gold Filigree Enamel Earrings $65 136 BLUE GLASSWORKSBUNGALOW Stardust $185
65SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Take home this magnum Browne.byVineyards,fromCabernet2018magnumalongHotMuseumhand-blownbottle,bytheofGlassShopTeam,witha3LbottleofDedicationSauvignonBrowneFamilysignedownerAndrew Thank you COMO, Glass Distillery, Lachini Vineyards, and Mark Ryan Winery Thank you Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team, Browne Family Vineyards Blown glass; 23.25 x 6 in. Signed –2018 137 MUSEUM OF GLASS HOT SHOP TEAM Hand-blown Magnum and wine $1,500 138 GRAPES AND GLASS Italian dinner, boat, and wine experience 2 pairs of tickets, $2,000 per pair Package includes: • Hand-crafted cocktails from Glass Distillery at Ian and Laura MacNeil’s home on Lake Washington • Private boat cruise transportation to and from dinner • Dinner at COMO waterfront restaurant, with special winemaker-selected pairings • Commemorative hand-blown bottle created by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team NOTE: Date to be determined. See live auction description on pg 28 for more detail.
66 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Thank you Foss Harbor Marina, Rock the DockThank you Silver Cloud Point Ruston Waterfront, Crudo & Cotto, Ice Cream Social Enjoy comfort, fine dining, and breathtaking views at Tacoma’s newest luxury hotel, the Silver Cloud at Point Ruston Waterfront. Package includes: • 2-night stay in a Waterview King Bed Guestroom, with curated welcome amenity • $100 gift card to restaurant Copper & Salt • $150 gift card to Crudo & Cotto restaurant • $25 gift card to Ice Cream Social Explore the Commencement Bay by kayak or stand-up paddle board and work up an Packageappetite. includes: • Two 2-hour kayak or stand-up paddle board rentals from Foss Harbor Marina • $50 Gift Card to Rock the Dock Pub 139 LUXURYWATERFRONTSTAYCATION Hotel and fine dining package $1,375 140 ACTIVE DAY ON THE BAY Kayak or SUP rental package $130
67SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT 1 Luxury Suite night during 2023 season. Private suite for 20 people with indoor and outdoor seating includes: • All-American ballpark fare • Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages • Personal suite attendant • 1 VIP parking pass • On-field pregame visit and photo opportunity NOTE: Valid Monday-Thursday. Excludes opening night, July 3, and final game of the season. Mutually agreeable date. Thank you Chihuly Studio, Courtyard Marriott Seattle Downtown/Lake Union, Deep Dive Thank you Tacoma Rainiers 141 TACOMA RAINIERS Luxury Suite Experience $1,000 142 GLASS LOVERS IN THE EMERALD CITY Chihuly, cocktails, and overnight stay $795Package includes: • Admission for 4 at Chihuly Garden and Glass, plus 2 exhibition catalogs • $75 on-site meal voucher at Chihuly Garden & Glass • $100 gift card to Deep Dive, Curtis Steiner art installation-turned-cocktail lounge in the base of The •Spheres1-night stay for 2 at Courtyard Marriott Seattle Downtown/Lake Union, including overnight parking for 1 vehicle and breakfast for 2
68 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Thank you En Rama, The Grand Cinema, and McMenamins Thank you The Table & Incalmo 143 FOOD LOVERS’ FANTASY Wine dinner event at The Table or Incalmo $400 144 A DATE NIGHT TO REMEMBER $381 Enjoy a supreme culinary experience with 4 tickets to a multi-course dinner with wine pairings at The Table or Incalmo. Incalmo and The Table typically hold a special wine dinner event once a month at either restaurant. Examples of past dinner events include Bastille Day and Rosé Night. Upcoming dinners will be posted on their website. Reservations required. Dinner, a movie, and 1-night stay at three of Downtown Tacoma’s unique historic •Packageestablishments.includes:2MovieTickets+ Popcorn Voucher at The Grand Cinema • $100 Gift Card to En Rama restaurant in Court House Square • 1-Night Stay at McMenamins Elks Temple Hotel
Flex your creative muscle and design a goblet to be created for you by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team. Then, join the team for a private event for up to 6 guests. Enjoy drinks and light bites as you watch the Hot Shop Team create 2 of your goblets for you to take home and enjoy. At a mutually agreeable date. 1 piece of sterling silver jewelry with personalization and engraving services. Thank you Kin & PebbleThank you Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team
Blown glass; 23.25 x 6 in. Signed –2018
145 DESIGN YOUR OWN GOBLET Museum of Glass Hot Shop Experience Priceless 146 CUSTOM JEWELRY $200PACKAGE
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70 SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 7:00 pm SILENT Hop in the Jeep with a Northwest Trek keeper and experience a 90-minute animal adventure you’ll never forget. Get up close to wildlife in the Free-Roaming Area while you listen to real keeper stories. Package includes: • Tyson McGuffin Amped Invikta Midweight paddle (for pickleball) • Pack of 6 Monarch® Outdoor Pickleballs Thank you Northwest Trek Wildlife ParkThank you Selkirk Sport, Erin George 147 IN A PICKLE! $168 148 WILDLIFE ADVENTURE Northwest Trek - Keeper Adventure Tour for 4 $380
71SILENT AUCTION | Closes at 6:30 pm SILENT Unleash your inner artist with hands-on classes and artistic experiences in Tacoma. Package includes: • Beginner glassblowing session for 2 at Tacoma Glassblowing Studio • Fusing Workshop for 2 at Museum of Glass • Gift certificate for painting pottery at Throwing Mud Gallery Thank you Tacoma Glassblowing Studio, Throwing Mud Gallery 149 TACOMA CREATIVE KICKSTART $290 Have you voted for the People's Choice Coney Award yet? Cast your ballot at the voting station located inside the Silent Auction before being seated for dinner at 6:30 pm.
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4. Silent Auction: Bids may be placed beginning at 10am on Monday, September 19, 2022 until the close of the silent auction at 7pm on Saturday, September 24, 2022. Silent auction items will be on display at the in-person Red Hot event. All bids must be placed via the online bidding portal using a smart phone, tablet, or computer. The silent auction will close as indicated by the timer in the online bidding portal. a. Placing a virtual bid: In the online bidding portal, select the package you wish to bid on and select one of the following bid options: Bid – Bid the next increment; Bid More – Bid more than the next increment or set your Max Bid! If using a max bid: Bidding will automatically continue in your favor until your max bid is reached, or until the auction closes. If your bid is lower than the highest max bid on that package, you will be prompted to enter a higher bid. Buy – If this option is enabled, you can purchase the package for the price listed. If you are outbid, you will receive a text message notification.
5. In-Person Guest Payment: We will gladly accept your payment by cash, personal or corporate check, VISA, American Express, MasterCard, or Discover. Please make all checks payable to Museum of Glass. A receipt suitable for tax purposes will be mailed to you following the event. Payment in full is required on the evening of Red Hot, Saturday, September 24, 2022. If payment is unsuccessful within 72 hours of the close of the auction, any items won may go to the next highest bidder at the discretion of Museum of Glass. a. Express Pay is available at the event and is designed to eliminate the need to visit the bank at the end of the evening to make payment. At the end of the evening, simply proceed to item pick-up and completely bypass the bank line. While registering for Red Hot, you will be asked to provide a credit card. VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover will all be gladly accepted. If you don’t make any purchases, we will simply destroy your credit card information.
2. Live Auction In-Person Bidding: Bids must be entered by inperson guests, or via proxy or telephone bidding as described below. The auctioneer is the final decision-maker on all live auction activities.
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3. Live Auction Remote Bidding: Proxy and telephone bidding are available for all live auction items. If you are interested in either of these options, contact Hilary Conner at 253.284.4708 or hconner@museumofglass.org by 5pm on Wednesday, September 21, 2022. a. Proxy Bidding: During the auction, an assigned volunteer will enter bids based on the bidder’s completed proxy bidding form. The maximum bid amount listed on the proxy bidding form will not be exceeded. When a proxy bidder is the winner, they will pay the final bid price, which may or may not be the maximum bid amount listed. b. Telephone Bidding: During the auction, an assigned volunteer will contact the telephone bidder by phone and will enter bids on the telephone bidder’s behalf.
6. Online Bidding Payment: The credit card you entered at the time of registration will automatically serve as your method of payment. If you wish to arrange payment in another way, contact Hilary Conner at 253.284.4708 or hconner@museumofglass.org by 5pm on Thursday, September 22, 2022.
1. Your bids are final and non-retractable. The highest bids (either acknowledged by the auctioneer during the live event or submitted into the online bidding portal) are legal contracts to purchase the item. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items unless otherwise stated.
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11. All trip, dining, and activity packages are sold as described. Substitutions of destinations, itineraries, facilities, accommodations, dates, or associated activities are not available through seller and requests for same will not be accepted. Any trips or events comprising all or part of an auction lot shall, unless otherwise specified in the lot description, be subject to convenient scheduling by the lot donors and the successful bidder. Note: Some trips and events are date-specific and cannot be rescheduled.
16. Collection and Shipping of Items: Most auction items will be available for pick-up on Saturday, September 24, 2022 at the conclusion of the evening. MOG volunteers will pack your purchases for you to take home at no extra charge. An itemized receipt of your purchases will be mailed to you within 14 business days after the event. For in-person guests and at-home participants, items not picked up from MOG by Friday, October 7, 2022 will be shipped at the buyer’s expense via UPS shipping.
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9. Museum of Glass is a 501©(3) charitable organization. Bidders may be entitled to deduct a portion of their payments for auction lots as a charitable contribution. Each bidder should consult their tax advisor regarding the actual fair market value and the deductibility for state and federal income tax purposes. Museum of Glass will provide documentation as required by law following the 10.auction.Museum of Glass reserves the right to withdraw any item from the auction without notice before final bids are made.
processing fee of 3% will be added to all purchases paid for by credit card to cover charges incurred by the Museum. There is no fee for purchases paid by check.
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14. All gift card usage is the responsibility of the buyer. Although the gift card and amount is currently valid, Museum of Glass is not responsible for unused gift cards at businesses that may cease to operate before the expiration date.
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12. Please carefully check envelopes containing gift certificates before leaving. Museum of Glass is not responsible for replacing gift certificates lost after you leave the event. Museum of Glass is under no obligation to extend, modify or exchange items or restrictions on 13.items/certificates.Pleasepaycareful attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on items and services. Unless otherwise stated, gift certificates exclude alcohol, tax and gratuity. Unless otherwise noted, all auction items and services must be used within one year of the event.
15. Museum of Glass has attempted to describe and catalog all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where is.” Museum of Glass neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog, verbally at the auction, or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. The values listed are estimates of fair market value provided by the donor. Items have not been professionally appraised.
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We extend our sincere thanks to the many Museum of Glass staff members, volunteers, and board members whose efforts made Red Hot 2022 a reality. We are grateful for all of your support. Special thanks to Trenton Quiocho for demonstrating art in action at tonight’s Hot Shop After Party. And we extend our deepest gratitude to all the artists whose donations made tonight’s auction possible. You are the embodiment of the spirit of collaboration and support that makes glassmaking special. Your contributions tonight will help us continue to create opportunities for artists to explore and create. And finally, a heartfelt thank you to our guests. Many of you have been with us since the beginning, and some of you have joined us along the way. Your contribution is what enables the Museum to pursue our vision as a signature glassmaking venue shaping the future of glass. Thank you!
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Mlasowsky, Anna – 53 MOG Hot Shop Team – 9, 28, 38, 65, 69 Anderson, Coleman – 59 Beery, Grace – 38 Beres, Ben – 54 Blue Bungalow Glassworks – 64 Branam, Courtney – 35 Burgess ll, Douglas Jan – 57 Callan, Nancy – 29 Canlis, Jean-Pierre – 19 Cheely, Jean – 63 Cobb, Benjamin – 27 Cornelius, Heather – 53 Dezso, Andrea – 47
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Enszo, Joseph – 62 Feather, Beccy – 52 Feddersen, RYAN! – 50 Feenan, Gabe – 21 Freeman, Davis – 48 Friday, Dan – 11, 31 Ganung, Jeff – 52 Geninger, Leslie – 61 Gilbert, Sarah – 49 Gray, Katherine – 25 Grodet, Mathieu – 59 Grula, Carrie – 62 Hembree, Daria – 60 Hot Shop Heroes – 57 Huskie, Katherine – 11, 20 Kiley, John – 22 Lagasse, Eileen – 51 Lambert, Weston – 58 Magpie Mouse – 64 Marioni, Dante – 11, 23 Martin, Emily – 56
91 Mongrain, James – 40 O'Dell, Kelly – 48 Oki, Aya – 41 Pike, Brian – 55 Quiocho, Trenton – 15, 42 Randall, Jamie – 32 Regan, Kevin – 60, 61 Rios, David – 56 Rishel, Terry – 26 Russell Hall, Susan – 26 Schuelke, Chris – 49 Singletary, Preston – 34 Unless otherwise noted, all photos were photographed by Eleicia Greene, Museum of Glass staff, or provided courtesy of the artist(s), donor(s), individual(s), or organization(s) represented therein. THANK YOU DONATING ARTISTS! Skyriver, Raven – 47 Spitzer, Jack – 54 Stafford, Mary – 63 Stern, Austin – 55 Tagliapietra, Lino – 30 Valdez, Wes – 58 Wåhlström, Ann – 50 Weiss, Tanner – 51
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