Amy Schleif-Mohr

medium: glass

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St. Etienne 2003 Glass	Black Shadow 2004 Glass	Covenant of Revolution 2003 Glass
Covenant of the Bone Chief 2003 Glass	Direction Woe 2003 Glass	Covenant between the Coral and the Sea 2003 Glass
Earthly Sincricity 2004 Glass	Through the Eyes of a Monarch 2004 Glass	Sincricity 2003 Glass
Who is Woe 2003 Glass

Contact information
Artist resides in: Milwaukee, WI
Web site: www.750studios.com

Artist statement
Art can be defined in many ways and have an infinite number of meanings, and those meanings can be obvious or veiled. Regardless of clarity, the important idea is that the art is the artist's language, and that particular language is unique to the artist. In many cases the artist's language transcends the written or spoken word. In my sculpture, I am constantly exploring this idea in relation to the intent of the message. The message of a piece or series of works may be obviously stated or more obscure to draw the viewer in. I constantly re-evaluate the message I am trying to convey and if it is appropriate to state it clearly or make the viewer look a little harder or obscure the message completely.

Biography
Exhibitions:
2004 Grava Gallery, 15th Anniversary Show, Invitational, Milwaukee, Wis.
2004 Lora D. Art Gallery, Group Show, Chicago
2003 Pilchuck Glass School Auction, Juried, Seattle, Wash.
2003 Bullseye Connection Gallery, Legacy, Invitational, Portland, Ore.
2003 David Barnett Gallery, Shona African Stone Sculptures, Featured Artist, Milwaukee, Wis.
2003 Grava Gallery, Pendentives, Featured Artist, Milwaukee, Wis.
2003 Art Escape, Pursuing Passion, Invitational, Thiensville, Wis.

Commissions:
2004 "Transition," Northwestern Mutual Financial Network, Home Office
2004 "Through the Eyes of the Monarch," private corporate collection

Bibliography:
Glass Talk Radio with Dale Smeltzer, April 2004
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Paintings show pain, pleasure," August 2003

Galleries:
Glory Hole Glassworks, Santa Fe, New Mexico
D'Adamo/Woltz Gallery, Seattle, Wash.
Art Escape, Thiensville, Wis.