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Byron Sutherland
Syd Entel Galleries is proud to present the work of
Byron Sutherland.
Bryon discovered a passion for working with molten
glass while studying fine arts at California State
University in Chico, where he was first introduced to
the medium.
After earning a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts with an
emphasis in Glass Sculpture, he worked and developed
his skills at "Orient and Flume", one of the pioneering
glassblowing studios in the United States since 1972.
He then studied in New York at the renouned Corning
Museum of Glass with Bill Gudenrath, master Venetian
glass artist, for whom he later worked, by invitation, as
his teaching assistant before opening his own studio in
Northern California.
Influenced by Butte County's volcanic geological
countryside where the studio is sited, and a childhood
by the sea in San Diego, the inspiration for design is
apparent. Infused with movement, color and texture,
the work speaks for itself.
No two pieces are alike. No two years are alike, as the
work continues to evolve in new directions.
Byron Sutherland.
Bryon discovered a passion for working with molten
glass while studying fine arts at California State
University in Chico, where he was first introduced to
the medium.
After earning a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts with an
emphasis in Glass Sculpture, he worked and developed
his skills at "Orient and Flume", one of the pioneering
glassblowing studios in the United States since 1972.
He then studied in New York at the renouned Corning
Museum of Glass with Bill Gudenrath, master Venetian
glass artist, for whom he later worked, by invitation, as
his teaching assistant before opening his own studio in
Northern California.
Influenced by Butte County's volcanic geological
countryside where the studio is sited, and a childhood
by the sea in San Diego, the inspiration for design is
apparent. Infused with movement, color and texture,
the work speaks for itself.
No two pieces are alike. No two years are alike, as the
work continues to evolve in new directions.
Click on the images to the right to see the enlarged
version of Byron Sutherland's glass art.
version of Byron Sutherland's glass art.
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