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Abstracted Faces
- 16, Female
- Saint Louis, MO
- United States
- 63146
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- First Name
- Caitlin Feldman/
- Last Name:
- Robyn Weilbacher
- Zip Code:
- 63146
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- Artist
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- I am a 15 year old fused glass artist creating abstracted glass faces.
My email is: cf.abstractedfaces@yahoo.com
My abstracted fused glass faces are on the following websites:
---FusedGlassArtists.org/abstractedfaces
---abstractedfaces.etsy.com
---flickr.com/photos/abstractedfaces
---stlhandmade.com
---SAATCHI online
---MySTLART.org/abstractedfaces
---showmeetsy.etsy.com;
---delphiglassi.com/store/abstractedfaces
They are also sold at Limited Additions Gallery: and Graphic Traffic in Plaza Frontenac.
My fused glass faces were selected for:
---11th Annual Faces Juried Online International Art Exhibition –
upstreampeoplegallery.com ( 3/ 2009 – 2/ 2010)
---Next Generation of Emerging Artists – March 2008
---Artist profile on Stlhandmade.com on 3/20/2009
---Young Artists Showcase at St. Louis Artists Guild (March 2009)
I am a member of:
---The Glass Art Society
---FusedGlassArtists.com
---Missouri Artisans Association (The Best of Missouri Hands)
---Show Me Etsy
---StL Handmade
I am a fused glass artist who creates "one of a kind" abstracted faces. I individually cut, design, and customize the color of each boy and girl's hair, eyes, and face. My abstracted faces range from a single to four faces on a background glass.
Custom orders can be made of your child/children, mother-daughter , siblings, wedding couple, and a graduate. My original abstracted faces are great gifts for birthdays, holidays, as well as to display in your home.
I have always had a love for art, but never found my true niche until I started fusing with glass. Two years ago, I took a two week glass fusing and bead making camp class at Craft Alliance. The fusing caught my eye because it allowed me to be more creative. It was too difficult to cut circles out of glass, so I chose to do geometric shapes instead. My faces are very abstract, unusual and different. My art is just a fun way of making people out of glass with a bit more style and personality to them.
Custom orders can be made of your child/children, mother-daughter , siblings, wedding couple, and a graduate. My original abstracted faces are great gifts for birthdays, holidays, as well as to display in your home.
I have always had a love for art, but never found my true niche until I started fusing with glass. Two years ago, I took a two week glass fusing and bead making camp class at Craft Alliance. The fusing caught my eye because it allowed me to be more creative. It was too difficult to cut circles out of glass, so I chose to do geometric shapes instead. My faces are very abstract, unusual and different. My art is just a fun way of making people out of glass with a bit more style and personality to them.
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My fused glass art is now at Limited Additions Gallery...and in the Ladue News!
Limited Additions Gallery accepted my abstracted fused glass faces to sell there. Check out the Ladue News magazine this week on page 22 to see the ad announcing my work.
Posted on May 3, 2009 at 5:20pm —
ARTOPY...art and craft show at SqWires-the Annex tomorrow from 9am-3pm.
Hi everybody,
Tomorrow, Sat. April 25th, there's a great art / craft show called ARTROPY at SqWires in Lafayette Square from 9am-3:30pm. The address is 1415 South 18th Street. It's advertised in the Riverfront Times, on T.V. and the radio. It's going to be a fantastic show of artists and crafters sponsored by the Show Me Etsy team, and will include artists from the Craft Mafia,and you can bring stuff for Upcycle Recycle. I hope you'll come. I have a booth selling my fused glass art "Abstracted F… Continue
Tomorrow, Sat. April 25th, there's a great art / craft show called ARTROPY at SqWires in Lafayette Square from 9am-3:30pm. The address is 1415 South 18th Street. It's advertised in the Riverfront Times, on T.V. and the radio. It's going to be a fantastic show of artists and crafters sponsored by the Show Me Etsy team, and will include artists from the Craft Mafia,and you can bring stuff for Upcycle Recycle. I hope you'll come. I have a booth selling my fused glass art "Abstracted F… Continue
Posted on April 24, 2009 at 3:19pm —
Thank you all for adding me as a friend!! I have exciting news!
Thanks for adding me as a friend. My abstracted glass faces were just selected to be sold at Limited Additions Ltd. Gallery!! This is so amazing as I am only 15 and my work will be in a gallery. If you haven't seen their amazing abstract gallery, check it out at limitedadditionsgallery.com. Thanks again for your support and for SLART.org for having this awesome site!!
Oh, also, I forgot to tell about my faces. My faces can be a 1 face, 2 faces, 3 faces, or 4 faces and are about 6 inches by 6 inc… Continue
Oh, also, I forgot to tell about my faces. My faces can be a 1 face, 2 faces, 3 faces, or 4 faces and are about 6 inches by 6 inc… Continue
Posted on April 4, 2009 at 5:00pm —
15 year old fused glass artist creating abstracted faces
Hi,
My name is Caitlin Feldman and I am a 15 year old fused glass artist who has started my own business called "Abstracted Faces". Most people cannot believe that a 15 year old creates my faces. Once I learned how to work with glass, I knew this is what I wanted to do! I took a 2 week class at Craft Alliance 2 summers ago. I make my faces at Glasshopper Studio and now I have my own studio at home. My faces are sold at Graphic Traffic in Plaza Frontenac. Thanks! Cait
My name is Caitlin Feldman and I am a 15 year old fused glass artist who has started my own business called "Abstracted Faces". Most people cannot believe that a 15 year old creates my faces. Once I learned how to work with glass, I knew this is what I wanted to do! I took a 2 week class at Craft Alliance 2 summers ago. I make my faces at Glasshopper Studio and now I have my own studio at home. My faces are sold at Graphic Traffic in Plaza Frontenac. Thanks! Cait
Posted on March 29, 2009 at 11:30pm — 3 Comments
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Art openings from Friday, March 19, to Thursday, March 25, 2010.
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Indian artists group show at Hunt Gallery.
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Rain Barrel Art Review at Orr Street Studios.
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"Fanfare of Quilts 2010" at Queeny Park.
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"St. Louis Inspired Art Show" at Bela Artes.
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My name is Nora Doyle, the Physical Education Coordinator at America SCORES St. Louis.
We’re hosting an art show and fundraiser on March 20, 2010, and would like for you to submit one or more pieces to our event. I’ve included some information below. Please contact me if you have any questions about the project. Thanks in advance!
--Nora
The Inspired Art Project enlists local artists to create and submit original works, inspired by original poetry written by students participating in America SCORES St. Louis. Started by another SCORES affiliate in the Bay Area, the Inspired Art Project is an exciting national model for community collaboration.
On, March 20, 2010, the selected artwork will be collected and displayed at our annual Inspired Art Show. Proceeds from the event will support America SCORES St. Louis, a unique, comprehensive, youth development program which uses the tools of poetry, soccer, creative expression and service-learning to equip and inspire urban youth to lead healthy lifestyles, become engaged students, and grow into leaders for their schools and communities.
Interested artists need to register ASAP in order to submit their work to the event. Artists may choose to collect 25% of the final auction price for their work, or can donate all or a portion of the commission back to America SCORES St. Louis. Other artist benefits include:
• Free admission to the event (includes two complimentary drinks)
• Free guest tickets (up to 3) to the event
• Listing on our event website, www.inspiredartstlouis.org
• Listing in our event program
For more information, please visit www.inspiredartstlouis.org or call Matt at 314-533-0302.
Keep up the great work!