2004 Biennale
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At the heart of the International Festival of Glass, the inaugural British Glass Biennale was the most important exhibition of glass in the UK for over ten years; a ground-breaking exhibition displayed in the vast and dramatic shell of one of the area’s most famous glasshouses.
Chosen by a distinguished jury, the exhibition showcased current British makers with all pieces having been made in the last two years and all available to purchase.
Keith Brocklehurst: Co - Director of the International Festival of Glass Janine Christley: Co - Director of the International Festival of Glass
Candice-Elena Greer: British Glass Biennale, Exhibition Organiser & Curator
Jury 2004
Professor Andrew Brewerton - Dean, School of Art, University of Wolverhampton
Keith Brocklehurst - Head of Glass, Glasshouse College
Charles Hajdamach - Glass Historian & Author
Jeanette Hayhurst - Director, Jeanette Hayhurst Fine Glass
Zafar Iqbal - Director, The Studio Glass Gallery, London
Appointed Chair of the Jury panel: Professor Andrew Brewerton
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Karen Akester
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Steve Gillies & Kate Jones |
Zulueta Naoko Sato Anthony Scala Harry Seager Elaine Sheldon Penelope Somerville Ruth Spaak Anthony Stern Patrick Stern Juliana Stoney Samantha Sweet & Tim Waldegrave Louis Thompson Angela Thwaites Deborah Timperley Brian Usher Phil Vickery Lucy Wade Louise Watson Sara Whale Emma Woffenden Rachael Woodman Marie Worre Hastrup Holm Layne Rowe Karlin Rushbrooke |
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