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Habatat Galleries was established in 1971 in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. We are the oldest and largest gallery in the United States devoted exclusively to artists working with glass as their medium. Our mission is to service collections both public and private. We take an active interest in developing collections and promoting artist whom we feel should be recognized in our generation and beyond.
Exciting news from Joe Joseph Ivacic - Summer of Glass at the Fort Wayne of Art #share #glass #nextlevel
Davide Salvadore at the Henry Ford! Visit and see him demonstrate this week!
Davide Salvadore Making Murrine
See world-renowned glassblower Davide Salvadore, artist in residence at The Henry Ford, making his signature murrine. Descending from a family of glassworker...
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A stunning Ethan Stern sculpture sold on a glass tour. Sign up for this years tour now! https://www.habatat.com/glass-tour/ Space is limited!
🔴 46th Glass International - Last week of exhibition
The 46th Glass International is closing on Friday June 22nd. There is still time to visit the largest annual glass exhibition in the world right here in Royal Oak, Michigan.The hours for this week are Tuesday through Friday 11am to 5pm. Saturday, June 23rd gallery will be closed. This annual exhibit...
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Two works by Artist Carmen Vetter soon to be in a new home! Cicatrix 42 x 42 x 1.75" and Vestige 42 x 42 x 1.75" Fused glass. #glass #share #HG46 #habatat #wallart #contemporary #Sold
Carmen Vetter Statement
My work is, at its most basic, a study of surface, texture, and pattern. I have always been drawn to repeating pattern, perhaps because of its universality. I am looking for connectivity, commonness, and relationship. The finished work could be observed as eroded stone, cellular structure, and lichen; or on a macro level as aerial views of cities, land formations, glaciers, and coastlines. The relationship between these surfaces and the things that underlay them--their unique histories, the unseen events that preceded them and created them, the mystery of what they are becoming--is what truly interests me. I seek the intrinsic.
Carmen Vetter Statement
My work is, at its most basic, a study of surface, texture, and pattern. I have always been drawn to repeating pattern, perhaps because of its universality. I am looking for connectivity, commonness, and relationship. The finished work could be observed as eroded stone, cellular structure, and lichen; or on a macro level as aerial views of cities, land formations, glaciers, and coastlines. The relationship between these surfaces and the things that underlay them--their unique histories, the unseen events that preceded them and created them, the mystery of what they are becoming--is what truly interests me. I seek the intrinsic.
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