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David Schwarz       Z.A.O.F. 3-7-09 2009 glass 17 x 13 x 13 in.   $16000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 2-28-09 2009 glass 20 x 15 x 9.5 in.   $16000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 1-11-07 2007 glass 16 x 13 x 8 in.   $13000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 1-8-09 2010 blown & etched glass 20.5 x 10 x 15 in.   $15000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 8-1-08 2008 hand blown, etched, and painted glass 11 x 10 x 10 in.   $11000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 11-4-08 2008 hand blown and sandblasted glass 12.5 x 10 x 10 in.   $11000 available at Pioneer Square     Z.A.O.F. 11-20-06 2006 hand blown, sandblasted, and painted glass 10 x 9 x 6 in.   $8000 available at Pioneer Square     return to top     David Schwarz was born in Vancouver, Washington in 1952. He received his Associate in Arts and Science and Associate in Applied Science/Engineering Technology in 1977 from Clark College in Vancouver, WA. Schwarz went on to earn his BFA in 1979 from Central Washington University and a Master of Science/Glass in 1982 from Illinois State University under Joel Philip Meyers. He has an extensive exhibition history and has shown with Foster/White since 1983. Schwarz’s work is featured in many books and journals and is part of both public and corporate collections in Washington and the US. Schwarz creates a hand blown orb then grinds facets into the thin layers of colored glass allowing the viewer to look inside the piece at the structure created by refractions of light. His new work breaks the boundaries he has created; his organically-shaped glass components seem to grow out of the surface of the orbs.