Barry Friedman

Attilia Dorigato

Rosa Barovier Mentasti

Jean-Luc Olivié

William Warmus

Yoichi Ohira

Yoichi Ohira is a Japanese glass artist who has been living and working in Venice for more than twenty-five years. After years of work combining the deep aesthetic tradition of Japan with the centuries-old techniques of Venetian glass-making, he burst onto the international scene with two highly successful gallery shows and is now regarded as one of the premier glass artists working today. His work is in the collection of major museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Craft Museum, and he has been exhibited alongside works by Dale Chihuly, Lino Tagliapietra, Carlo Scarpa, Alvar Aalto, and others. This deluxe edition accompanies an exhibit of Ohira's work in the fall of 2002. It includes more than 300 works, 100 of them new. All of the works are reproduced in high-quality prints that vividly illustrate the color and luminosity of his art. Essays by Attilia Dorigato, Jean Luc Olivie, Susanne K. Franz, William Warmus, and Rosa Barovier Mentasti accompany the plates.

A Phenomenon in Glass

Glass collection della Diageo a Santa Vittoria d'Alba

Anna Geotti

Giuliana Cunéaz

Patrizia Framarin

Rosanna Mollo

Aosta. Museo Archeologico Regionale (Itália)

Maurizio Sciaccaluga

This volume presents the history of glass shown through 400 works ranging from ancient times to the new technological applications. Rarities and masterpieces of glass art from important Italian and foreign, public and private collections of antique, modern and contemporary glass are shown.

History and Technique of Glassmaking from the Ancient World to the Present

Glass Throughout Time

Rosa Barovier Mentasti

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