スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 5月5日 06時19分

June Schwarcz’s groundbreaking vessels challenge what it means to be a bowl. “They simply don’t hold water," she often said.
Schwarcz defied traditions in a field dominated by men. Largely self-taught, she first learned to fuse glass to metal in the 1950s through informal workshops. Her techniques pioneered new territory, especially in her approach to building 3-D forms.
Nearly 60 of her pieces—several of which have never been displayed for the public—are in an exhibition now at our @americanartmuseum’s #RenwickGallery. (June Schwarcz, Apollo’s Pool (# 2025), 1993, electroplated copper foil and enamel. Smithsonian American Art Museum, gift of Kenneth R. Trapp in honor of June Schwarcz.)

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