Daniel Cutrone
Philadelphia, PA
Daniel Cutrone
http://www.danielcutrone.com
Daniel Cutrone is a maker who is interested in how the worlds of art, craft, and design overlap. His current work combines contemporary 3D technologies with traditional glass and art making methods. He explores meaning by provoking a state of inquiry. It’s all about the “what ifs?” The work here investigates the relation between the natural world and a digitally designed one and between the hand made and the manufactured. There is a deliberate effort to avoid any notion of certainty and to engender a state of wonder and discovery in the viewer.
Fast Facts
Name: Daniel Cutrone
Website: danielcutrone.com
Place of Birth: Long Island, New York
Education:
University of the Arts 1990 BFA-painting/drawing
Temple University 1999 MFA- glass/ceramics
Significant or special training:
Master classes with Italian glass masters Lino Tagliapietra and Pino Signoretto
Notable or memorable instructors or mentors:
Warren Rohrer painting instructor Jon Clark glass professor
Meret Oppenheim. Marcel Duchamp
Particular field of study or class work:
Glass sculpture
Major influences/admired artists:
Meret Oppenheim. Marcel Duchamp
Favorite materials or media:
Principally blown glass, but I really love working with all kinds on materials and processes.
School or university affiliation (when Convention Center acquired artwork):
I am currently an Assistant Professor at Temple University.
Gallery Representation (when Convention Center acquired artwork):
Wexler Gallery Philadelphia, PA
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