Roger Nachman Glassworks | Collections & Commissions

Collections & Commissions

2003		WA State Arts Commission, Existing Artworks Program, Two wall sculptures for public elementary schools

2002		WA State Arts Commission, Art in Public Places program, 8' x 12' glass divider wall and Five Wall Panels for WA State Patrol Crime and Toxicology Labs, Architect: DLR Group, Seattle, WA

		Providence Hospital Breast Center, Fused and Kilnformed Glass Wall Sculpture for Entrance, Everett, WA., Pacific Architects

		WA State Arts Commission, Existing Artworks Program, Two fused glass wall sculptures for public schools

2001		Elliott Grand Hyatt Hotel, Seattle, WA, 12' x 18' freestanding glass divider wall in lobby, Architect: Mulvanny Architects; Interior Design: Zena Design Group, Seattle, WA

		Children's Hospital, Seattle, WA, Fused glass "Space Theme" panels on sliding glass doors for Post Operative Care Unit, Architect: Pacific Architects, Seattle, WA

2000		Residence XII Treatment Center, Kirkland, WA, Fused glass and slate Donor Wall Sculpture and Fountain

1999		Children's Hospital, Seattle, WA, 300 Fused glass tiles for 37 Patients' rooms for Infant ICU Remodel, Architect: Pacific Architects

		Eliza's Restaurant, S.F., CA, Two fused and cast glass wall murals for men's and women's restrooms, (underwater and tropical forest themes), 8' x 70 linear feet

1998		Villa Mt. Eden Winery, CA., Ten "fuse/cast" glass and metal wall sconces (lighting fixtures), Architect: Patrick Sheahan Architects, Berkeley, CA.

1996		WA. State Arts Commission, Existing Artworks Program, Three sculptures of "Insects in Giant Specimen Cases," for public schools

1994		WA. State Arts Commission, Art in Public Places Program, Five sculptures of "Insects in Giant Specimen Cases," for public schools

1992		Continental, Inc., Two Union Building, Seattle, WA, Fused glass Stairwell Railing, 42" x 88" each, Architect: NBBJ Architects

1990		Glasmuseum, Collection of Modern International Glass Art, Ebeltoft, Denmark

1985		Kusunoki-So Hotel, Kyoto, Japan, 7' x 24' Stained Glass Mural

1983		Persian House, Kobe, Japan, Three sets of Leaded glass windows for Persian Art Museum

		American House, Kobe, Japan, Seven stained glass windows created to depict the change in styles from Art Nouveau through the Art Deco Period in a museum designed as an American merchant's house in Japan of the 1930's

1982		Okuzawa Health Sciences, Kameoka, Japan, 8' x 24' Stained Glass Mural depicting Albert Einstein, and based on his quote, "All art, science, and religion are branches of the same tree."

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