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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Bullseye Studio’s Development Manager, Dawndae Hamilton, will be attending Americans for the Arts’ upcoming annual convention in Minneapolis—specifically the Public Art Pre-Conference, June 12-15. As a premiere gathering for art leaders and influencers, the convention...
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At Bullseye Studio, we believe strongly in the power of public art to unite, inspire, provoke, and provide a vital civic good. Likewise, we believe in the potential of kilnformed glass to energize art in...
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Preview Monumental Public Art Up Close + Explore the Concept Library We hope you will join us on Thursday, April 11, from 4-7pm for a Design Week Portland Open House at Bullseye Glass Co. As...
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Portland, OR – Artist Lynn Basa has been selected by Portland, Oregon’s Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) to create an artwork of significant scale for the lobby of the new 17-story Multnomah County Central...
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We are excited to share that the capstones turned out beautifully! If you’re in southwest Portland, visit the newly redeveloped Willamette Park and look for the 6′ tall entrance gabions made by Steel + Timber. Designed by the...
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Bullseye Studio’s work with the artist Jessica Jackson Hutchins began when she was selected for a winter 2017 residency at our fabrication studio in Portland, OR. Though new to glass, Hutchins’ inquiries and experiments in the new material, along with...
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The above photo shows part of a public art installation, called Five Hearths, located in an outdoor municipal plaza in Greensboro, NC. The installation, designed by artists Crystal Schenk and Shelby Davis, consists of 2.5″-thick reverse-relief glass slabs set into concrete bollards...
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