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April Surgent

April Surgent

In The Space Separating

Oct 3 - Nov 9 | opening reception: Thursday 10/03, 5-8pm
April Surgent | THE STARK BEAUTY OF A PLANETARY LANDSCAPE | 32132
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CLINGING TO THE DAY | 32127
CLINGING TO THE DAY | 32127, 2019
cameo engraved glass
16"h x 24.5" x .75"d
$9,600
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  • CLINGING TO THE DAY | 32127, 2019
    cameo engraved glass
    16"h x 24.5" x .75"d
    $9,600
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April Surgent started working with glass in 1997, at open access hot shop studios in her hometown of Seattle, WA. She went on to study at the Australian National University, Canberra, Australia where she graduated with honors in 2004. In 2003, she changed her focus from blown to wheel engraved glass after studying under Czech master engraver Jiri Harcuba at the Pilchuck glass school. She has been engraving for 14 years, interested in contemporary approaches to the traditional craft of wheel engraving. Notable recognitions for her work include a 2009 Behnke Foundation Neddy Fellowship and a 2016 USA Ford Fellowship.

Surgent’s interest in applied conservation science led her to Antarctica in 2013, with the National Science Foundation’s, Antarctic Artist and Writers Program. Her research there focused on remote conservation fieldwork and the effects of anthropogenic impacts on vulnerable ecosystems. Currently, she is working with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s, Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program continuing that research. She lives and works on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.

 

 

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