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January
2008 |
From
January 11th
through March
7th, visitors
to www.NWJobs.com
can vie for
a chance to
spend a day
with one of
eight Seattle-area
Dream Jobs
mentors including
J.P. Canlis!
The winner
will shadow
J.P. for a
day and get
a glimpse
of what it
takes to be
a successful
glass artist
in Seattle. |
November
2007 |
On
November 28th,
J.P.'s Bamboo
Tree
was auctioned
off at the
Providence
O'Christmas
Tree's event.
The sale of
the tree helped
raise significant
funds for
Providence
Senior and
Community
Services.
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October
2007 |
J.P.'s
work was featured
in the
Seattle Homes
& Lifestyles
Showcase Home
in Magnolia.
In addition
to his artwork
throughout
the home,
J.P. designed
a Miniature
Bamboo
piece which
was inserted
into a custom
dining room
table by Sara
Wise.
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September
2007 |
J.P.
created new
Miniature
Bamboo for
the 2007 Discover
Brilliant
International
Conference
and Expo in
Seattle.
These small
pieces were
presented
as awards
to companies
creating sustainable
solutions
that are economically
valuable and
environmentally
sound.
For more information
about Discover
Brilliant,
visit their
website at
www.discoverbrilliant.com |
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May
2007 |
Canlis Glass
helped to
raise funds
for the Pratt
Fine Arts
Center with
the donation
of a glass
blowing party
and custom
Swell
piece for
the live auction.
The item sold
for well above
the asking
price and
brought in
more than
$6,000 for
the school. |
May
2007 |
Bertschi
School in
Seattle celebrated
their 30th
year and grand
opening of
the new green
built Bertschi
Center.
As one of
the first
students of
the school,
J.P. spoke
at the event
and shared
his memories
of his time
there. |
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March
2007 |
For
the 2007 Poncho
Invitational
Fine Art Auction,
Canlis Glass
donated a
Breathe
set, coupled
with the use
of the Canlis
Glass Gallery
for an event.
The hand blown
piece was
an excellent
addition to
the exciting
live auction
at this successful
event. |
January
2007 |
Canlis
Glass installed
a 10 foot
tall Bamboo
Installation
for Turgeon-Raine
Jewellers
in downtown
Seattle.
The colorful
installation
fits beautifuly
into the already
stunning space. |
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December
2006 |
Providence
O' Christmas
Trees named
J.P. Canlis
the 2007 Presenting
Artist. J.P.
helped host
the event
by presenting
a custom glass
Christmas
tree which
was auctioned
at the annual
gala in November
2007. |
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December
2006 |
J.P.
Canlis developed
a new cold
working technique
that distinguishes
his latest
set of Breathe
pieces. By
removing material,
Canlis’
sand carving
process produces
a richly undulating
texture over
the skin of
the Breathe
forms. |
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October
2006 |
A
brand new
Undertow
piece was
displayed
and auctioned
to raise money
for Pilchuck
Glass School.
As a former
student of
of the famed
school, J.P.
was honored
to contribute
to such a
worthy cause! |
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June
2006 |
The
lobby of the
Hotel 1000
is stand out,
especially
with the Canlis
Glass oxblood
Bamboo
Installation
surrounded
by the all
glass stairway.
Installed
in June, it
was the center
of attention
of the new
hotel. |
June
2006 |
The
BOKA Kitchen+Bar
opening was
a success
with Canlis
Glass art
as the focus.
In the center
of the space
is a towering,
glowing Bamboo
Installation.
As you peer
around the
restaurant,
you will see
the whimsical
Dancing
Portraits
framed within
each booth.
Don't forget
the oversized,
bent wine
bottle too! |
March
2006 |
Poncho's
Invitational
Fine Art Auction
proved to
be a great
venue for
the Canlis
Glass donation
of a glass
blowing party
for 12, coupled
with individual
hand blown
favors and
catered lunch
(by Boat St.
Cafe) in the
gallery --
sold for over
asking price
in the live
auction. |
December
2005 |
The
opening night
of Canlis
Glass Gallery
& Studio
was December
9th, 2005.
With over
350 people
in attendance
the gallery's
coming out
was great
fun and a
success for
the entrepreneurial
couple who
pulled all
together so
beautifully. |
December
2005 |
Canlis
Glass donated
a hand blown
Christmas
tree to the
O' Christmas
Trees event
in December.
The unique
blown glass
sculpture
helped raise
thousands
of dollars
for the Providence
Senior and
Community
Services.
At 5 feet
tall, the
whimsical
blown tree
was full of
blown glass
flowers and
was the talk
of the night. |
October
2005 |
The
Director
of the Museum
of Glass
was so impressed
by Canlis
Glass on
Sept. 30th,
she invited
us back
for another
show. J.P.
and a team
of 9 assistants
created
8 foot tall
solid bamboo
pieces.
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September
2005 |
J.P. was the
featured artist
at the Museum
of Glass in
Tacoma, WA.
He blew glass
in the hot
shop of the
museum for
a large crowd.
The reception
was so great,
Canlis Glass
was invited
back. |
September
2005 | Lease
signed for
the Canlis
Glass Gallery
& Studio
space in Belltown.
Work begins.
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September
2005 |
Canlis
Glass was
featured at
the Seattle
Homes &
Lifestyles
sponsored
ASID showcase
house, the
Moore Mansion,
on Capital
Hill, Sept.
10-Oct. 2,
2005.
The exposure
proved to
be fruitful.
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August
2005 |
Canlis
Glass was
featured in
the 2005 Seattle
Street of
Dreams.
The 7 glass
artworks chosen
for the home
were a huge
success. Over
100,000 people
attended the
event. |
May
2005 |
J.P.
created a
new extension
of his Ocean
Studies series,
involving
innovative
engraving
techniques,
to achieve
a personal
aesthetic.
Please inquire
for photographs
of available
works. |
April
2005 | A
quarterly
newsletter
with updates
about Canlis
Glass will
begin in Spring
of 2006. Please
add your name
to our "mailing
list"
if you are
interested
in receiving
the announcements
of new works
and exciting
events. |
Fall
2004 |
Fall
2004 Canlis
Glass installed
a fabulous
20 foot bamboo
wall in an
office space
in downtown
Honolulu.
Over functioning
doors, the
bamboo graces
the wall of
a corporate
office space. |
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Summer
2004
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Canlis
Glass was
featured in
"Showcase
2004"
at the Honolulu
Academy of
Arts. J.P.'s
artist lecture
gathered a
huge crowd.
Thank you
to those who
attended. |
January
2004 |
Canlis Glass helped sponsor the Starlight Ball at the Honolulu Academy of Arts in January 2004. The donation of a day of glassblowing lessons by J.P. Canlis and Leigh's work as the Auction Chair helped contribute to the $10,000 raised that night. |
Fall
2003 |
Invited to
perform an
Artist's Demonstration
at the International
Glass Museum
in Tacoma,
WA, J.P. demonstrated
his skills
to over 1000
people who
attended. |
Fall
2003 |
Hilltop
Artists-in-Residence
program in
Tacoma, WA
invited J.P.
to teach and
lecture on
November 21,
2003. He enjoyed
his time teaching
the young
adults and
volunteering
to help the
glass art
community.
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