GLASS ARTWORK OPPORTUNITIES
As a medium for artistic expression the potential of glass is limitless. Rough or refined, luminous or opaque, delicate or dense, organic or engineered, for more than three decades, Keer has been dedicated to understanding and embracing the intricacies of glass. We're familiar with its idiosyncrasies and we know how to make its best qualities shine. Prominent artists including Jeff Koons, Maya Lin, Robert Wilson, Dale Chihuly, Kiki Smith, James Carpenter, and Sherrie Levine have teamed up with us to implement their ideas in this unique medium.
Leave Your Mark on Stunning Glass
Glass is as unique as it is archival. Although it is a relative newcomer to the world of fine art compared to traditional sculptural materials such as bronze, stone, and wood, glass’s ability to transmit light makes it special. There’s nothing quite like glass artwork, and Keer Glass Foundry can make your vision a reality. It’s no wonder that art in glass is appreciated in notable locations such as the Rockefeller Center in New York and the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Regardless of your artistic objectives, we can turn your vision into a stunning work of art.
Our team carries years of experience and looks forward to bringing your glass artwork concept to fruition. Contact Keer Glass Foundry today for a quote.
Sherrie Levine
Crystal Newborn, 1994
(Edition of 12)
Lost wax investment casting, hand finished, acid etched
8 x 5.5 inches
Sherrie Levine
Black Newborn, 1994
(Edition of 12)
Lost wax investment casting, hand finished, acid etched
8 x 5.5 inches
Sherrie Levine
Black and White Bottles, 1992
(Edition of 12)
Lost wax investment casting, hand finished, acid etched
11.5 inches high
Jeff Koons
Mound of Flowers, 1996
(Edition of 3)
Fabricated hot formed glass elements
43 x 38 x 14 inches
Maya Lin
Decoding the Tree of Life, 2021
Installation: Penn Medicine Pavilion Philadelphia
Hand blown glass elements
dimensions variable
Kiki Smith
Tail, 1997
(Edition of 150, published by A/D gallery)
Lost wax investment casting, acid etched
5.38 x 4.4 x 1.63 inches
Maya Lin
Rock Field, 1997
Installation: Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art
Hand blown glass elements
46 components, dimensions variable
Photo by Jackson Smith
Michael Scheiner
Natural Progression, 1996
Installation:
Bloomberg L.P. headquarters, NYC
Fabricated hand blown glass
23 x 45 x 22 feet
Bloomberg Headquarters Installation
In 1996 Bloomberg selected Michael Scheiner to create an original sculpture for the main atrium space in their 399 Park Avenue headquarters. Because this work had some unique engineering challenges Michael turned to Keer to help produce and install the glass. After the ceiling was modified to be able to handle the 5000 pounds of suspended blown glass tubing the keer team developed a flexible joint system to assure that none of the 600 feet of glass tube would be at risk of breaking. The blowing of the tubes was done in Rhode Island and then the Keer crew set up a temporary shop to accommodate custom cutting and fitting of the tubes as the sculpture evolved organically on site.