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Josh Simpson Contemporary Glass | joshsimpsonglass.com | February 25, 2025

Eccentric Bowls

Years ago, Josh shaped bowls into eccentric forms to enhance the sheen of their iridescent surfaces. The resulting vessels were so interesting that he began to make New Mexico and Corona glass bowls using the same shaping paddles. These wavy forms, accented by sinuous colorful lipwraps, are fun to make and a great way to reveal the swirling patterns in the glass.

Eccentric Bowls

Presentation and Reception with Josh Simpson & retired NASA astronaut Cady Coleman

Josh and Cady will discuss their lives in art and science together and how they have influenced each other throughout their careers. Enjoy light refreshments and conversation at a reception to follow.

Where: Brunnier Art Museum,
Iowa State University in Ames, IA
295 Scheman Building
When: March 9, 2025, 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM (US Central) Reception starts at 3 PM.

Register Online HERE

THIS TALK IS PART OF JOSH'S SOLO EXHIBITION
Imaginative Journeys in Space and Sea

Brunnier Art Museum, Ames, Iowa
January 21 – July 27, 2025

February's Infinity Project participant is Rebecca R., who will hide her little Planet in South Africa's "Cradle of Humankind," to celebrate this marvelous place, which holds evidence of our earliest human existence, with a small artistic reminder of the beautiful and fragile earth we continue to inhabit.

Learn more about Josh's Infinity Project in this Great Big Story video, and in the book, "Hide One, Keep One."

Below: Infinity Planet at the Elephanta Caves, in India. Thanks, Cyrus K.!

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