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Joe Peters

b. 1983

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About Joe Peters

Born 1983. Joe Peters is an American glass artist.

Joseph Quinn Peters (born November 25, 1983) is an American glass artist who specializes in the sculpture of natural life-forms. An avid scuba diver, Joe has been heavily influenced by wildlife and the natural world. His solo work and collaborations have been featured in galleries and museums across the United States including Corning Museum Gallery, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Pismo Gallery, Hodgell Gallery, and Dane Gallery.

Biography Born in Springfield, Massachusetts, Peters was active in the local art scene at a young age. While attending Holyoke Community College, Peters began glassblowing and later studied flameworking at Snow Farm, a craft school based in Williamsburg, Massachusetts. Peters later became established as a flameworking teacher, teaching at Snow Farm, Corning Glass Museum, and the Penland School of Craft.

Influences Peters attributes the greatest influence on his work to be from glass artists Robert Michelson and Vittorio Costantini, while he is most impressed by contemporary artists Buck and Banjo. Peters also draws on instruction from glass artists such as Robert Burch, Sally Prasch, Milon Townsend, Robert Mickelsen, and Emilio Santini.

Works

Peters began selling glass pendants and beads at local craft shows, Peters later expanded his work to include sculpture for sale at galleries.

Collaborations

In 2005, Joe Peters and Peter Muller met at Snowfarm. Furnace and Flame, a collaboration between the two artists, began in 2008. Their collaborative works have received several awards.

Functional work

In 2012, encouraged by growing international demand from private collectors and galleries, Peters created work that was increasingly inclusive of functional glass components. In order to be closer to the glass community and to do more collaborative work, Peters relocated to Evergreen, Colorado, where he joined the Everdream Studio with other flameworkers, N8, Adam G, WJC, Elbo, and Eusheen. On his own and through collaborative engagements, Peters continues to create pieces for glass enthusiasts worldwide. His functional glass works were featured in his show at GooseFire Gallery in Los Angeles, CA in 2013. Peters has created an aquarium that is on display at the Boston Children's Hospital as of 2012.

Selected exhibitions

Exhibition Location Date American Craft Council Baltimore, MD 2010, 2011 One of a Kind Show- Pier 91 New York, NY 2010, 2011 American Craft Chicago, IL 2010, 2011 Goosefire Galleries Los Angeles, CA 2013 Front St. Gallery Philadelphia, PA 2014 Contemporary Pipemaking - Art Basel Miami, FL 2014

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Education
Holyoke Community College
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Joseph Quinn Peters

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Joe Peters?

glass artist

When was Joe Peters born?

Joe Peters was born on 25 November 1983 in Springfield.

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Joe Peters is a glass artist.

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Joe Peters is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Joe Peters

· Wikidata: Q19667742

· DBpedia: Joe Peters

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