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[Newspaper clipping of article titled "Mathematical glass sculpture being assembled at BGSU"].
 
 
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Author/Artist: 
Miller, Jason.
Variant Title: 
Bell jar prototype
Publisher: 
2012.
Series: 
GlassLab preparatory drawing
Subjects: 
Miller, Jason.
Sheppard, Annette.
Juk, G. Brian.
Corning Museum of Glass. GlassLab (June 5-6, 2012 : Corning, N.Y.)
Glassware United States 21st century Design.
Jars.
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Bib ID: 
133105
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Description
1 computer file.
Notes
Design drawing includes five alternative bell jar prototypes with different shapes for domes and stems; some stems feature loops or wound stems. Design was drawn on two adjoining yellow pages of graphing notebook.
Jason Miller collaborated with gaffers Annette Sheppard and G. Brian Juk June 5-6, 2012 during his time at GlassLab at The Corning Museum of Glass. The glass objects that may have resulted from two of these five images are GL240 and GL241.
Miller founded Roll & Hill, a New York City-based manufacturer of high-end contemporary lighting by international designers. He was named Designer of the Year in 2010 by the Brooklyn Museum. He designs furniture, lighting fixtures, household products, and interiors.
GlassLab provides an opportunity for designers and glassmakers to collaborate by using hot glass as a catalyst for innovation.
Object/Material Note: 
Related to CMoG object: GL240 --
GL241.