Aug 17, 2017
Episode 170- Bandhu Scott Dunham
Bandhu and I sit down in the virtual studio and discuss many topics pertaining to glass and his career. Find out what sparked his initial interest in glass and what continues to motivate him to continue working with this amazing medium of glass for the last 42 years.
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Born in Dayton, Ohio, in 1959, Bandhu Dunham began to teach
himself lampwork/flamework technique in 1975, while still in high
school. Now an internationally respected glass artist, author and
teacher, his work is in the permanent collections of numerous
museums in the US and abroad, including the Corning Museum of
Glass, The Museum of Arts and Design, Museum für Glaskunst
(Germany), Niijima Glass Art Center (Japan), and Osaka University
of Arts.
Bandhu’s Contemporary Lampworking books are the
authoritative, standard instructional texts in his field. He
regularly teaches workshops at craft schools and private studios
around the United States and internationally. In 2010 he was
Visiting Foreign Instructor at Osaka University of Arts in Osaka,
Japan. In 2012, Bandhu was a presenter and Masterclass leader at
the International Festival of Glass in Stourbridge, England. In
2013 he was a presenter and teacher at the international Ausglass
Conference in Australia, and First Place winner in the CHAMPS Glass
Games in Las Vegas.
http://www.bandhu.info
("non"- functional works)
http://www.xorplex.com
(functional works)
Contemporary Lampworking
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