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“discover beautiful blown glass works”
A son of Portland, the artist became ocean-touched at age seven, when due to his mother's allergies, he and a brother began living summers in Lincoln City, exploring coastal life and tide pools, "all day, everyday." Subtle shifts of light mirroring the play of water and a bright, palette, define much of Claude's work. Twenty-five years experience in the field of stained glass and 13 more at Portland's Uroboros Glass Studio melded a rare skill set. From aesthetics to glass chemistry, Kurtz expertly balances spontaneity and choice in creative use of color and shape.A class in glass blowing in 1990 ignited a more personal passion for hot glass work, which found him assisting his own teacher (Kyle Gribksov, Skamokawa, WA) by 1996.In 2000 Claude began a 10 year partnership running The Gorge Glashaus, a demonstration Studio and Gallery at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale.
Talk about feeling at home this couple I would just call mom and dad! They seriously took us in on last notice and made us feel like artists! They were so friendly and warm it made the experience... Read more
Great space! I stopped by when I was in Astoria for a photo symposium and show, during what looked like an open studio time, not necessarily regular business hours, but they were still happy to... Read more
Love this place!! You can see them blow glass from the street and they have the most beautiful glassware! They also have classes to teach how to blow glass. During the holidays, they do glass... Read more
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