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Artist Statement:
My signature style is inspired
by the culture and lore of the
Hopi Clan of Arizona. Working
with native storytellers, I
incorporate traditional Native
stories of the Earth, Wind,
Sky & Water into my glass art.
Each face is from a life mask
from a tribal member. The
dramatic color changes in the
glass are a visual analogy of
the changes of the spirit and
soul, as told by native
cultures. Born & raised in the
San Francisco Bay Area, I now
reside in Arizona (for the
last 25 years). The beauty of
the desert has inspired me in
many ways. My glass education
has continued, traveling to
Spain, and around the country.
I have also attended the
Pilchuck International Glass
School in Washington several
times. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
September 2008: Glasshopper
Gallery @ Carefree Resort,
Carefree AZ
480-488-2425. 37220 N.
Muletrain Rd, Carefree AZ
September 2008: National
Liberty Museum, Glass Now 2008
Pilchuck International Glass
Exhibition and Auction
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Artist Galleries:
Ki'I Galleries, Laihina Maui
(Grand Wailea) Hawaii
Visions Gallery: Sedona Az &
San Diego CA
Gallery 308: Philadelphia PA
Carlyn Gallerie: Dallas TX
Galley Di Vetro: New Smyrna
Beach FL
Desert Glasshopper (@ Carefree
Resert) Carefree AZ
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Peggy Pettigrew Stewart Biography:
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Age
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54
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
not provided
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| Children |
1
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| Religion |
n/a |
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| Education |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
Sailing, photography, music, glass, dancing |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Glass
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Art Deco - (1920 - 1935)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Lino Tagliopietra, Dale Chihuly
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| Favorite Work of Art |
not provided
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
not provided |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
I have always been inspired by art and music. After a battle with cancer, I left the corporate world and began an adventure with the world of art. I fell madly in love with glass, which saved my life. The inspiration and drive it gave me, to go forward. I search for life inspirations to translate into my glass. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
My signature style is inspired by the culture and lore of
the Hopi Clan of Arizona. Working with native storytellers,
I incorporate traditional Native stories of the Earth, Wind,
Sky & Water into my glass art. Each face is from a life
mask from a tribal member. The dramatic color changes in the
glass are a visual analogy of the changes of the spirit and
soul, as told by native cultures. Born & raised in the San
Francisco Bay Area, I now reside in Arizona (for the last 25
years). The beauty of the desert has inspired me in many
ways. My glass education has continued, traveling to Spain,
and around the country. I have also attended the Pilchuck
International Glass School in Washington several times |
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