Siobhan Healy
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| Siobhan Healy | |
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| Born | Siobhan Healy 26 September 1976 Glasgow, Scotland |
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| 📆 Years active | 1996–present |
Siobhan Healy (Born 26 September 1976, Glasgow) is a Scottish artist. She is best known for her sculptural work in glass, depicting endangered species of flora and fauna.
Pieces from her Ghost Orchid series are located at the Scottish Parliament art collection,[1] Perth Museum and Art Gallery and The Harvard Museum of Natural History.[2]
She is also known for collaborating with the writer and artist Alasdair Gray. Their exhibition called 'Biodiversity' was part of the Edinburgh Art Festival[3] and featured in the Print Room at Pollok House, Glasgow.[4] A publication for each venue was produced.[5]
Her work Herbarium was featured in the Corning Museum of Glass New Glass Review[6] and was bought by Glazmuseum Lette, Germany for their collection.[7]
References[edit]
- ↑ "The Scottish Parliament Art Collection, Siobhan Healy".
- ↑ "Glass Orchids by Siobhan Healy at Harvard Museum of Natural History".
- ↑ "Biodiversity - A new collaboration from Siobhan Healy and Alasdair Gray".
- ↑ "Biodiverstiy at the Print Room, Pollok House".
- ↑ "Biodiversity: A Cabinet of Curiosities on Amazon".
- ↑ "Corning Museum of Glass, New Glass Review vol. 33".
- ↑ "Glazmuseum Lette, Siobhan Healy, Herbarium".
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