LEAH WINGFIELD
Jacksonville, OR
Born – January 29, 1957. Phoenix, AZ
EDUCATION
Washington High School – Phoenix, AZ
Glendale Community College – Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix College – Phoenix, AZ
Pilchuck School – Stanwood, WA
- Teaching assistant to Robert Carlson, William Morris, Loredano Rosin, Dino Rosin
- Scholarship student in Graduate Workshop with Bertil Valien, Clifford Rainey, Paul Marioni, Henry Halem, Judy North
- Student – Dan Dailey, Hot Glass
WORK EXPERIENCE
1992 – Present – Independent Glass Sculptor
2000 – Present – Vice President Acme Glass Art Inc.
1997 – Co-chair Glass Art Society Conference – Tucson, AZ
1989 – Assistant Regina Zelaya Aguilar – preparing exhibition of glass sculpture and installation in Lindau, Germany
1986-92 – Caliente Glass/Michael Joplin Contemporary Glass – manager & gaffer
1985,86,87 – Summer staff, Pilchuck Glass School
1977-85 – Independent Ceramic Sculptor
SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Madreema Foundation – Strasbourg, France
Musee du Verre de Conches – Conches, France
Bachman Collection @ The Henry Ford Museum – Dearborn, MI
Imagine Museum – St. Petersburg, FL
Kotler/Colvin Pavilion – Ringling Museum of Art – Sarasota, FL
Flint Institute of the Arts – Sherwin & Shirley Glass Collection
Galerie Internationale du Verre – Biot, France
Museo del Vidrio – Monterrey, Mexico
Maxine & William Block Collection – Carnegie Museum of Art / Mayo Clinic – Minnesota
Muskegon Museum of Art – Muskegon, MI
Racine Art Museum – Racine, WI
SELECTED GALLERIES
Galerie Internationale du Verre – Biot, France
Sandra Ainsley Gallery – Toronto, Canada
Habatat Gallery – Royal Oak, MI
Hawk Gallery – Columbus, OH
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
1996 – Present Annually – Verriales – Gallery Internationale du Verre – Biot, France
1994 – Present Annually – Habatat International Exhibition – Habatat Gallery, Royal Oak, MI
1993 – 2020 – Annually – SOFA Chicago
1994 – 2018 – Bi-annually – Glass Lovers Weekend – Wheaton Village, NJ
2002 – Solo Exhibition Leah Wingfield & Steve Clements – Museo Del Vidrio – Monterrey, Mexico
2006 – Solo Exhibition – Retrospective – Habatat Gallery – Royal Oak, MI
Group exhibition – Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art – Hokkaido, Japan Hsinchu Cultural Center-Hsinchu, Japan
Group Exhibition – Carnegie Museum of Art
Group Exhibition – Toledo Museum of Art
2024 – Group exhibition – Toyama Art Prize – Toyama, Japan
2024 – Group exhibition – Bullseye Glass Transitions in Glass – Portland, OR & Bellevue
Museum of Art – Bellevue, WA
2025 – Reno Tahoe International Art Fair
STEVEN CLEMENTS
Jacksonville, OR 97530
Born – January 8, 1948 – Richmond, CA
POSITION
Independent Artist
President, Acme Art Glass Inc.
EDUCATION
Masters of Art – California State University – Chico, CA. 1972 Pilchuck Glass School – Stanwood, WA
SELECTED COLLECTIONS
Arizona Commission on the Arts – Phoenix, AZ
Brockton Museum – Boston, MA
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, De Young Museum – San Francisco, CA
Kishijimi Collection – Japan
The National Gallery of American Art & Renwick Gallery – Smithsonian Institution- Washington DC President’s Collection – People’s Republic of China
Richmond Art Museum – Richmond, CA
Standard Oil Corporation – California
Museo Del Vidrio – Monterrey, Mexico
Madreema Foundation-Strasbourg, France & Singapore
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
Continuing exhibitions 2001 to present with:
Galerie Internationale du Verre, Biot France
Sandra Ainsley Gallery, Toronto, Canada
Habatat Gallery – MI – International Invitational, SOFA Chicago
Internationale Galerie du Verre – Biot, France
Glass Lovers Weekend, Miller Gallery (NY) – Wheaton Village, NJ.
Museo del Vidrio – Monterrey, Mexico
Leah Wingfield & Steve Clements Glass 