Arlon Bayliss Bio
Arlon Bayliss, professor of art,
teaches ceramic courses as well as upper-division studio courses.
Bayliss's public art projects include outdoor sculptures such as AU's
Helios and The Crystal Arch in Anderson, and large-scale
installations such as Flight Wave, at the Indianapolis International
Airport. Bayliss works collaboratively, involving colleagues, graduates, and
students in the development, fabrication, and installation of his work.
Bayliss studied at the Royal College of Art in London. His artwork is
included in collections and exhibitions worldwide. He has designed glass for
companies in Germany and Italy, and is currently designing for Blenko Glass in
the U.S.
Arlon Bayliss has been at Anderson University since 1990.
Selected Achievements
- 2010: Guest Speaker, Glass Art Society Annual Conference, Louisville,
Ky.
- 2008: Completed Flight Wave: new Indianapolis International
Airport
- 2007: Established Bayliss Design Team
- 2007: Design Director: Blenko Glass, W.Va.
- 2001: Completed The Crystal Arch Project Anderson,
Ind.
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5 comments:
I too love this series.
We also love Bayliss
and wish blenko had some new bayliss designs.
Bella is more than five years old .
Can we expect to see new designs for 2014?
Donna L. Sparks
Everyone all set to see another PBS / Blenko special.
I know I'll be recording it.
Question for you GlassDoc and also to other blog readers.
Wasn't Rick Blenko fired and one reason stated was the PBS which was considered frivolous ??
What goes around comes around, does it not?
Blenko now makes catalogs covering two years and the current catalog is for 2013-2014. So, if I had to guess, I would say that we will not see much new until 2015.
I doubt you will see anything not posted on Blenko Project 2013/2014. Which is a repeat of 2009.
On occasion shops are allowed to 'create' special items that are sold in limited numbers.
Not having a full or even 25% time designer brings with it limitations.
What do you think Hilery?
Carolee
Who is the & CO?
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