%C2%A9 Daniel Clayman
Untitled, c. 1990
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Pate de verre and cast glass, copperexpand_more
Gift of Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauserexpand_more 2012.112.5
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Clayman chose cast glass (molded glass frit, not poured) as his way of exploring the monolithic and semi-opaque qualities of glass while at the Rhode Island School of Design, an important center for experimentation in the medium. This untitled cast glass sculpture has various references-perhaps to ancient tools or memorials, or not-so-ancient tools, such as early 20th century flat irons. These so-called "handled" early works share a reference to function while gaining graphic definition through copper wire wrapping the form.
Details
- Title
- Untitled
- Artist Life
- born 1957
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2012.112.5
- Curator Approved
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