World famous Vered Gallery, in East Hampton, presents "Steel & Flowers + Glass & Flowers" The works of Dale Chilhuly and Gloria Kisch.  The perfect kick-off to this year art season in the Hamptons. 
The juxtaposition of the flowers, glass versus metal, shows two sides of the interpritation of nature. Different, yet drawn from the same creative well, both Chihuly and Kisch's work is individually unique. Placing them together allows for spectators to gain a deeper appreciation of their unique natures.
Gloria Kisch was an American artist and sculptor known especially wall sculptures, and her later large-scale work in metal, sadly she passed away in 2014. Dale Chihuly is hailed as one of the greatest glass artists in the world, creating large scale pieces that can be found around the globe. He still creates his work to this day.

About Dale Chilhuy

(b. 1941) Tacoma, WA

A Seattle native, Dale Chihuly has made a name for himself as an internationally recognized glass artist. His large scale glass pieces have been featured in some of the most prominant museums and cultural landmarks in the world including Kew Gardens in London, The Tower of Jerusalem in Israel, and the city center of Venice, Italy to name a few. He still sculptues actively from his studio in Seattle.

About Gloria Kisch 

(b. 1941-2014) Manhattan, NY

Born to German immigrants in New York City, Gloria Kisch began her career in art as a Post-Minimalist sculpture and painter. It wasn't until later in her career that she began to create her oversized metal sculptures, the two most notable being Octopus II and Copper Fusion. Both sculptures were on view in publically in New York City, as part of an arts initiative by the New York City Parks Department. 

Chilhuy & Kisch

An Interview with Vered

About Dale Chilhuy

About Gloria Kisch