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Dale Chihuly

Dale Chihuly. Born 1941 in Washington Univ. of Wisconsin (first glass program in country) Taught over 10 yrs (college level, a program he created) Worked in Venice Car accident. Went through windshield. Lost eye Dislocated shoulder. Started creating a team of people to help.

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Dale Chihuly

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  1. Dale Chihuly

  2. Born 1941 in Washington Univ. of Wisconsin (first glass program in country) Taught over 10 yrs (college level, a program he created) Worked in Venice Car accident. Went through windshield. Lost eye Dislocated shoulder. Started creating a team of people to help

  3. Elements/principles • Color • Form • Organic lines/shapes • Balance • Repetition • Unity/harmony • Rhythm • Movement

  4. Macchia

  5. installations

  6. Garden of glass 2012. Dallas

  7. Dale Chihuly in MN Mayo Clinic, Gonda Building, Rochester, 2001 Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, 1999 Target Corporation, Minneapolis, 2002 University of Minnesota at Duluth, Duluth, 2000

  8. Plastic facts Facts About Plastic Bottles Here are some interesting facts and statistics about plastic bottles: 5.1 billion: Amount, in pounds, of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and jars available in the U.S. for recycling in 2009. 2,456 million: Amount, in pounds, of plastic bottles - including PET and HDPE - recycled in 2009, making it a record high. 46: Number of plastics collection programs that were added to U.S. communities in 2009. 28: Percentage of PET plastic bottles that got recycled in 2009. 44: Percentage increase in 2009 of RPET (Recycled PET) used in food and beverage bottles. 2/3: The amount of energy that is saved when producing new plastic products from recycled materials instead of raw (virgin) materials. It also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Six: The number of hours that the energy conserved from recycling a single plastic bottle can light a 60-watt light bulb. 19: The number of 20 oz. PET bottles it takes to yield enough fiber for an extra large T-shirt or one square foot of carpet

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