Chappell Gallery participates in numerous off-site art fairs throughout the year, namely SOFA (Sculptural Objects and Functional Art) in Chicago and New York, PalmBeach3 in Florida and Collectors' Weekend in New Jersey.   Chappell Gallery mounts several shows each year, being the first to have solo exhibitions in the U.S. of many major international artists.
Chappell Gallery is built on a strong foundation of education, the fuel that has driven the art glass movement to its current heights. It mounts several shows each year, being the first to have solo exhibitions in the U.S. of many major international artists.
Chappell Gallery mounts several shows each year, being the first to have solo exhibitions in the U.S. of many major international artists.
 

We invite you to
visit the Artists section of our website for information on
the work and background of
each artist.

 

 

 

 

Kait Rhoads

 

In viewing the work of Kait Rhoads over the past ten years, one travels the divergent paths taken by her as she utilizes traditional Italian glass patterning techniques to create sculptures and vessels that embody her reverence for nature. She began her career in painting, but soon came to see the transparency and vibrant colors of glass as a means to create more compelling work. Her commitment to the medium of glass was reinforced by a Fulbright Fellowship in Murano, Italy where she had the opportunity to study and learn a variety of ancient glass techniques. She employs zanfirico and murrine in innovative ways, creating highly refined, painterly sculptures that bring new life and direction to ancient traditions in glass.

Her initial fused murrine glass “Peacock vessels” have grown into abstract , organic sculptures of woven murrine in which combinations of opaque and transparent color alternately highlight the architecture of the form as a whole and the perforated topography of the surface.

 

Chappell Gallery is built on a strong foundation of education, the fuel that has driven the art glass movement to its current heights.
Glass art is a global movement; it is far-reaching and speaks many languages.  

In addition to representing artists from the United States, Chappell Gallery's founder, Alice Chappell, has sought out artists from around the world.