Exhibitions & Aquisitions
Exhibitions & Aquisitions
Teapot #5, 2001 pâte de verre, flameworked glass and sterling silver - on display
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Peobody Essex Museum, Salem MA
Teapot #5, 2001 pâte de verre, flameworked glass and sterling silver.
Exhibition: Studio Glass. This diverse selection of contemporary glass represents the work of more than 40 of the most influential glass artists from the 20th century to today. Donated to PEM in 2022 by New York-based collectors Carl and Betty Pforzheimer, this collection is remarkable for its range of forms, scale and techniques in glass.
Kristina Logan - Brooch/Pendant, 2001
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Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC
Brooch/Pendant, 2001. Flameworked glass (circular cobalt/silver bead with dots), sterling silver with tiny dots, 2 3/4"
Kristina Logan - Constellation Necklace, 2011 - on display
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Corning Museum of Glass, Corning NY
Constellation Necklace, 2011 - on display. Overall L: 60.8 cm; Largest Disk Diameter: 5.3 cm, flameworked glass, cast glass, and sterling silver
Kristina Logan - Turquoise Cactus Bead, 2008
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Corning Museum of Glass, Corning NY
Turquoise Cactus Bead, 2008. 5.4 cm, W: 4.4 cm, D: 2.2 cm, flameworked glass
Gift of the International Society of Glass Beadmakers (President's Collection)
Turquoise Cactus Bead 1995
4.6 cm, W: 5 cm, D: 2.3 cm, flameworked glass
Kristina Logan - Violet Teapot - 2005
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Musée-Atelier du Verre, Sars-Poteries, France
Violet Teapot - 2005
6.5" x 6.5" x 3.75", pâte de verre, flameworked glass, fine & sterling silver
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston MA
Kristina Logan's first Constellation Necklace in a series of necklaces, Constellation Necklace 1998
Jewelry by Artists: The Daphne Farago Collection Exhibition presented selected highlights from Daphne Farago's outstanding collection of contemporary craft jewelry gifted to the MFA.
"With this gift, the MFA now has the most comprehensive collection of twentieth-century studio jewelry ever assembled. The exceptional collection includes works of jewelry by leading American and European artists including Alexander Calder, Robert Ebendorf, Mary Lee Hu, Sam Kramer, Man Ray, Pablo Picasso, Wendy Ramshaw, Art Smith, and others in a wide variety of media and sculptural forms."--MFA