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After a year of construction and several years of planning we are open. I would like to invite any artist who would like to come participate in one of our monthly gallery opening. Any who would like come teach, rent bench space (tools and torch included if you don't have your own) or just hang out too please do so. We have nine bench to teach group lessons of eight students. A Litton lathe and full cold working. If any one is interest please let me know.
-Phil
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Thank You AJ, Hickory and every one for coming out and making the event a success. Cant wait for next months grand opening. Ribbon cutting with the mayor. Demos by Kurt B. and Steve Bates. Friday September 24th.
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Thank you Guys for one hell of a week end!!!!!!! I still haven't fixed my railing yet.
All of these pieces where made with Alex's hand pulled tubing. One awesome Bubbler a Sherlock and whole lot of slides!
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I would like to thank Chad & Jason for coming out and throwing down. They made last months open house one to remember. In stead of one huge piece they put together two sick pieces that perfectly blended there two styles together. I would also like to thank them in starting a new tradition here. The PGW Slide Swap where I made a slide for them and they made a slide for me.
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this a collab Dan and I made during our monthly open house.
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I would like to thank Down Neck For coming up and Throwing down all night. He managed to create one of his large scale signature characters. I was able to contribute by cutting him a facet for the piece. Truly a memorable night. Thank you to every one that came out to support us and the glass community.
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Thank you Erik and BeAu for coming out and working threw the night, to assemble this beautiful piece. It goes great with our collection of in house collabs. Also thank you to every one that came out to support what we do hear every month.
PGW
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During their demo, Erik and Amy were able to create a wild "Train" bubbler with a great shower head diffuser in the can, as well as two matching Dry pipes (One by each) and a matching ash tray.
We are truly honored and astonished at what transpires every time we hold one of these events. Just when you think you have seen it all and the bar has been set, the next group of artist come in and totally set it higher!
Upcoming Events!
May 27th - Down Neck
June 24th - Monkey Throw Poop
July 29th – Eric Ross
August 26th - Eric Anders and Beau
Sept 30th – Alex K
October 28th – TBA
November 25th – Tammy Ball
January 27th - Robert Mickelson
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just a couple of slides I made before AGE this year. Some times I forget how much time cold working takes!
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Here are some random pics from Wisconsin. Had A blast meeting everyone cant wait for next time.
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These are the Pieces that John and Seth made during our March open House. The stand was made by Kris Houser. Thank you for being our guest artist's of the month, and thank you for all that came out.
Upcoming Artist:
Eric & Amy Schmitz 4/29/11
Down Neck 5/27/11
TBA 6/24/11
E. ROSS 7/29/11
E.A. and BEAU 8/26/11
Alex K. 9/30/11
Robert Mickelsen 10/28/11
TBA 11/25/11
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I would like to thank Ben and Joe coming up and breaking in the lathe for us. This was first time we've used since we got it dialed in, and it was the first time we've used it in a open house night. I had a blast working with them on the two bubblers. It was a great night and a great turn out. Thank you to every one that came out.
Upcoming Artist:
7/29 Kurt B & Rob Doworkin
8/26 EA & Beau
9/30 Alex K & DWREK
10/28 TBA
11/25 Tammy B. & Phil
12/11 Off
1/27 Robert Mickelsen
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Dear Friends,
After a decade of good friends and cramped quarters; Prism Glassworks is proud to announce the Grand Opening of our new home in downtown Troy. Our 3000 square foot, state of the art facility provides everything the modern lamp worker could need. Prism Glassworks offers clean comfortable settings for the most demanding artist as well as a conducive educational environment for novices. Combining form and function, our new gallery/studio is going to create a new category as a home for glass artists.
Sincerely,
Phil Sundling
Prism Glassworks
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I would like to thank everyone who attended our GRAND opening! Thank you to Mayor Harry Tutunjian for his kind words and blessing with our new shop. Huge thank you to our guest artists, Kurt B. and D-Wreck, whom worked through the night to finalize that gorgeous piece or art.
Thank you to the crew here at Prism for your hard work, long nights and continuous love for an amazing art form. Thank you to our friends and family and especially my parents, for without all of your support PGW would not be what it is today.
We will continue the tradition of opening up our doors the last Friday of every month to this community. It will be a night where we expand and push the boundaries of both our local and glass community and we look forward to introducing our style and our artwork with the help of continuous guest artist visits. We open up our doors to you as you open up your minds to us and what possibilities we can create…Thank you all! ~Phil
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Had Great time Working the 12 hours with Tammy. Shes a Blast and I haven't had that much fun working in awhile. Thank you to every one that came out and made our Black Friday sale and November open house A huge success!
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Some Pics from our Weekend with Robert Mickelsen!
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These two awesome pieces where made during our October Troy Night Out. Thank you Sara and AJ for a sick night!!
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Since we had to leave for Vegas the next morning. We decided to not have a guest artist last month. Instead we had a shop collab instead, for our Troy Night Out open house. Every one made a section and I did the Assembly. And Despite the freak blizzard we still had some die hard's show up. Its amazing what free beer can do.
March's Guests are
John Steel
Seth Collins
3/25/11 5pm-11pm
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Big thanks To Kurt and Rob for coming down and making this event awesome. Also thanks to Jamz 96.3 and red bull wing team for coming down.
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Phil Sundling began glassblowing in high school in 1999. He began honing his skills by taking classes with various artist across the nation. In 2001 Phil began Prism Glass Works, a small production and retail outlet. Through the years Prism Glass Works grew to be more then just a business, it was a life style. Armed with a new facility, Phil aims to amplify his skills by inviting a torrent of talent through his doors. He will then channel his knowledge back into the community. To teach, learn and blow glass!
phil sundling
225 4th street
Troy NY 12180 us
Phone: 518-273-4527
http://www.troyglassstudio.com
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