Michal Stanek: Glass Fish
Ridabock/Stanek Glass fish |
| Bluefin Tuna on Metal Stand, $440. |
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| Measures 9½" h. x 17¼" x 4¼" on stand / Fish Alone: 8½" h. x 17¼" x 3¾" |
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| Artist Info: |
In addition to collaborating with Peter Ridabock, Michal Stanek also occasssionally creates his own work as shown on this page.Michal Stanek was born in the Czech Republic into a family of talented artists. Not wanting to live under the restrictions of communism, his family escaped Czech and moved to America in 1982 where his parents soon established themselves in the arts. Michal followed In the family's footsteps by attending University of Hartford school of arts where he developed an interest in hand blown glass. Realizing this was his love, he moved back to the Czech Republic to attend the Kaminicky Senov school of glass in northern Czech Republic where he studied intensively for one year under master glass blower Jirka Baronovski, advancing on to the Novy Bor graduate program for the second year. Michal apprenticed at several different studios such as Jasmine and Pavel Rybacek historic glass making replicas. For a third year Michal self studied at Alexandra studio and then went onto working in Potr Novotny's renowned Ajeto studio with Ivan Kubela. Michal also soon established himself as a master glass blower. Now residing in New Hampshire, Michal designs and creates custom hand blown pieces. Having lived on the ocean for most of his life, his interest lies in recreating the beauty and color of the ocean's inhabitants. |
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September 19, 2009.
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In addition to collaborating with Peter Ridabock, Michal Stanek also occasssionally creates his own work as shown on this page.