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'''Kathleen Rose-Byington''' (born [[June 6]], [[1967]] in Seattle, Washington) is a glass artist and executive director of [[Bare Hands]]. | '''Kathleen Rose-Byington''' (born [[June 6]], [[1967]] in Seattle, Washington) is a glass artist and executive director of [[Bare Hands]]. | ||
Rose grew up in Seattle and earned a bachelor's degree in architecture at the University of Oregon. After marrying [[Pat Byington]] she moved to [[Birmingham]] and took a job with [[Highland Partners]] architects, then remained with [[Carraway & Associates | Rose grew up in Seattle and earned a bachelor's degree in architecture at the University of Oregon. After marrying [[Pat Byington]] she moved to [[Birmingham]] and took a job with [[Highland Partners]] architects, then remained with [[Carraway & Associates]] after the partnership split. | ||
She grew up in a family of talented crafters and became interested in creating leaded, fused, etched and blown glass art. She pursued that interest in college and later through courses at the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington. She developed a particular interest in re-using vintage glass objects and cast-offs collected from antique stores, flea markets, and beaches in ornamental constructions. She has created commissioned work for architectural clients and others, including [[St Andrew's Episcopal Church]]. She exhibited a series of leaded-glass boxes and folding books in a group show of glass art at [[Agnes]] gallery in April [[1997]]. Since then her work has been shown at galleries in Decatur and Florence and at [[Bare Hands]] in Birmingham. | She grew up in a family of talented crafters and became interested in creating leaded, fused, etched and blown glass art. She pursued that interest in college and later through courses at the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington. She developed a particular interest in re-using vintage glass objects and cast-offs collected from antique stores, flea markets, and beaches in ornamental constructions. She has created commissioned work for architectural clients and others, including [[St Andrew's Episcopal Church]]. She exhibited a series of leaded-glass boxes and folding books in a group show of glass art at [[Agnes]] gallery in April [[1997]]. Since then her work has been shown at galleries in Decatur and Florence and at [[Bare Hands]] in Birmingham. | ||
Revision as of 23:19, 17 April 2011
Kathleen Rose-Byington (born June 6, 1967 in Seattle, Washington) is a glass artist and executive director of Bare Hands.
Rose grew up in Seattle and earned a bachelor's degree in architecture at the University of Oregon. After marrying Pat Byington she moved to Birmingham and took a job with Highland Partners architects, then remained with Carraway & Associates after the partnership split.
She grew up in a family of talented crafters and became interested in creating leaded, fused, etched and blown glass art. She pursued that interest in college and later through courses at the Pilchuck Glass School in Washington. She developed a particular interest in re-using vintage glass objects and cast-offs collected from antique stores, flea markets, and beaches in ornamental constructions. She has created commissioned work for architectural clients and others, including St Andrew's Episcopal Church. She exhibited a series of leaded-glass boxes and folding books in a group show of glass art at Agnes gallery in April 1997. Since then her work has been shown at galleries in Decatur and Florence and at Bare Hands in Birmingham.
Rose-Byington became president of Bare Hands' board of directors in 2007. She and her husband have one daughter, Whitney.
References
- Bell, Elma (February 25, 1997) "Through glass brightly." Birmingham News
- Palmer, David (May 20, 1997) "Creations of love." Times Daily
- Nelson, James R. (September 13, 2009) "Glassware recycling a nostalgic journey." Birmingham News