Preston Singletary: Echoes, Fire, and Shadows

Echoes, Fire, and Shadows is a mid-career survey of Preston Singletary’s work which combines two of the Northwest’s most prominent artistic influencesâ€"traditional Native American designs and the medium of glass. For nearly two decades, Singletary has melded the symbols, patterns and legends of his Tlingit heritage with the dynamism of the Studio Glass movement, creating a distinctive and powerful body of work. The exhibition includes 54 works including icons of Singletary’s oeuvre and examples of his significant collaborative experiences. The signature piece of the exhibition is Clan House, a 16 x 10-foot cast-glass triptych commissioned for the Museum’s Permanent Collection.