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  1. Mountain Cloud by Susan Burgers, Image 1.

    Susan Burgers

    Mountain Cloud

    Graphite, tar, on duralar paper

    14 x 17 in

    $700

  2. Field by Susan Burgers, Image 1.

    Susan Burgers

    Field

    Graphite, tar, on duralar paper

    14 x 17 in

  3. Gefn by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    Gefn

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak

    14.5 x 17.5 in

  4. LivgivendeÆbler1 by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    LivgivendeÆbler1

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak

  5. Beltain by Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk, Image 1.

    Backhaus-Brown & Egeværk

    Beltain

    Blown and Battuto-cut glass with carved fumed oak

    26 in

    $14,500

  6. Vetrograph Renew by Anne Clifton, Image 1.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph Renew

    Blown and fused glass

    15.5 x 9 x 9 in

    $4,500

  7. Vetrograph Chocolate by Anne Clifton, Image 4.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph Chocolate

    Blown and fused glass

    11.5 x 8 x 8 in

    $3,800

  8. Vetrograph: Caloplaca by Anne Clifton, Image 2.

    Anne Clifton

    Vetrograph: Caloplaca

    Blown and fused glass

    15.3 x 7.87 x 7.87 in

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About the artist

Preston Singletary

Preston Singletary is internationally recognized for uniting European glassblowing traditions with the visual language of Northwest Coast Native art. Deeply rooted in his Tlingit heritage, his work explores themes of transformation, animal spirits, and shamanism through elegant blown forms and sand-carved designs. Over a 30-year career, Singletary has worked with renowned artists including Lino Tagliapietra and Dante Marioni, and his glass artworks are held in major museum collections such as the British Museum, the Corning Museum of Glass, and the Smithsonian Institution.
Singletary’s evolving practice challenges conventional ideas about Native art by embracing glass as a medium for cultural storytelling. His groundbreaking exhibitions—including Raven and the Box of Daylight—reframe indigenous narratives through contemporary form, affirming the vitality of Native voices in today’s art world.
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