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Artist Exhibitions:
2010 “Heavenly Scent” – Glass
Art Gallery, London, UK
“Featured Artist” – Forest
Arts Centre, UK
“Affordable Art Fair” –
Cohesion, London, UK
“Spring Open Week” - Glass
Art Gallery, London, UK
“Art in Action” – Oxford, UK
“ReCollect” – London, UK
“Group Show” – Biscuit
Factory, UK
“British Glass Biennale”-
Stourbridge, UK
“SOFA New York” – Zest ...
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Artist Galleries:
“Glass Art Gallery”, London,
UK
“Gallery Hadley”, Thame,
Oxfordshire, UK
“Swan art and glass”, Kent, UK
“Spinnakers Gallery”, Devon,
UK
“Transparent Rock”, Henley on
Thames, UK
“Chapel Gallery”, Bedford, UK
“Pyramid Designer Glassware”,
Chester, UK
“Chapel Gallery”, Lancashire,
UK
“Glass Studio”, Midlands,
South Africa
“Edge Glass Art Gallery”, Cape
Town...
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Artist Reviews:
“Studio Glass” – La Revue de
la Ceramique et du Verre, Nov
2007
“London Glassblowing Workshop
– a celebration”, Neues Glas,
Germany, Nov 2006
“Pic of the Week”, The Times,
The Knowledge, UK,19-25 August
2006
“Masters of Modern Glass”,
Evening Standard, UK, 23rd
August 2006 “Events”,
Craftsman, UK, June 2006...
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Bruce Marks Biography:
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| Your Personal Biography |
Born in South Africa, currently living in England,
Bruce Marks has been working at the London Glassblowing Workshop for the past five years.
His recent trip home, to South Africa has been a major inspiration, and has, no doubt, had a marked effect on the evolution of his work. The scars and carvings he introduces to the surfaces and the earthy, coarse colours are undeniably an echo of his African heritage.
Each piece is created with great care and passion, in the endeavor to create objects that are distinctive and of exceptional quality.
His pieces belong in collections throughout the world, enjoyed by many.
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