On the National Mall, roughly equidistant between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, a new kilnformed glass artwork has taken its place in the national spotlight. See recent articles in the Washington Post (and...
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New York-based artist Jeffrey Gibson (Sikkema Jenkins & Co) has long been known for work that conveys intimacy, craft, collaboration, and cultural history. His famous beaded pieces, for example, call attention to their own nature...
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The Secret Life of Glass, Bullseye Studio’s fabrication for renowned contemporary artist Spencer Finch (James Cohan Gallery), has become a permanent installation at The Corning Museum of Glass. Inspired by Finch’s examination of how window...
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By now, it’s common knowledge that art can make a lasting positive difference in healthcare settings. It bolsters desirable patient outcomes, boosts the morale of guests and healthcare workers alike, and measurably reduces anxiety. It brings...
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With an eventful year behind us and a promising year ahead, we’re thinking gratefully of all our friends, clients, and collaborators from around the world. Thank you! 2021 was an exciting time for Bullseye Studio and for large-scale...
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One of the great stories in modern glass art is coming to the screen. Holy Frit, a documentary film by Justin Monroe, shares the wild and winsome journey of Tim Carey and Judson Studios as...
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Well, where to begin? We’re humbled to have beautiful projects in our studio. We’re thankful for meaningful work that allows us to contribute to our families and communities. And we’re encouraged every time we think of our partnering...
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Bullseye Studio is proud to announce that our courthouse project with Artist Lynn Basa is installed. Her 25’ x 71’ glass artwork now presides over the lobby of the new 17-story Multnomah County Central Courthouse...
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