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Martin Demaine

Martin Demaine artwork 'Bell, Green and Blue' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Bell, Green and Blue Martin Demaine
$200.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Bowl' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Bowl Martin Demaine
$200.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Small Yellow and Green Vase' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Small Yellow and Green Vase Martin Demaine
$100.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Bell, Red' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Bell, Red Martin Demaine
$200.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'White and Blue Dish' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
White and Blue Dish Martin Demaine
$100.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Milk Glass Vase With Brown Swirls' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Milk Glass Vase With Brown Swirls Martin Demaine
$120.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Milk Glass Vase with Stand, Brown Swirls' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
Milk Glass Vase with Stand, Brown Swirls Martin Demaine
$120.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Clear Vase with Webbing' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Clear Vase with Webbing Martin Demaine
$100.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Vase with Light Blue Streaks' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Vase with Light Blue Streaks Martin Demaine
$140.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Yellow Striped Cream and Sugar' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Yellow Striped Cream and Sugar Martin Demaine
$150.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Yellowish Green Vase' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Yellowish Green Vase Martin Demaine
$140.00
Martin Demaine artwork 'Large Clear and Yellow Vase' at Gallery78 Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Large Clear and Yellow Vase Martin Demaine
$250.00

Martin Demaine was born in Boston in 1942 and grew up in Medford, Massachusetts. After graduating high school, he decided to study glass making in the United Kingdom. In the early 1970s Martin moved to New Brunswick, Canada where he established the first private hot glass studio in Canada. He is known as the father of Contemporary Canadian Glass. In 2005, Martin joined Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as the Angelika and Barton Weller artist in residence and as an instructor in the MIT Glass Lab. In 2013, Martin was awarded a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and 2016 received the Rare Craft Fellowship from the American Craft Council.

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