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Bullseye Glass NZ New Website

Borella has been working with Bullseye glass now for over a decade. This exhibition represents the return to her full time glass practice last year after migrating to New Zealand and several years of practice as a glass educator.
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Curators of Wellington

Mark Amery meets Peter Cavanagh, and leading glass artists Claudia Borella and Layla Walter, who work in distinctively different ways.
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Changing Views Joint Exhibition

A sense of internationalism is a characteristic which both of these artists bring to their New Zealand contemporaries. While their work made since moving to New Zealand engages with their new environment, each artist approaches their new context with a degree of objectivity.
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A Passage From New Zealand

Borella has been working with Bullseye glass now for over a decade. This exhibition represents the return to her full time glass practice last year after migrating to New Zealand and several years of practice as a glass educator.
Read more

A New Zealand Perspective Exhibition

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Claudia Borella is an internationally significant glass artist and a unique figure in the contemporary art glass movement in New Zealand. She immigrated to New Zealand in 2001 with a visual style already formed and with a methodology previously unknown here.
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Elton John’s buying our glass

ELTON JOHN has commissioned Wanganui glass artist Claudia Borella to make a replica of one of her works, a fused glass boat-like form, Transference.
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Lino Magazine – 2005

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I discovered a fairly nonchalant shrub, a Muehlenbeckia, at a nursery two years ago. It caught my attention because of its apparent atomic structure, a wiry plant speckled with miniature leaves. So I bought two of near-exact sameness.
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Elton John’s buying our glass

ELTON JOHN has commissioned Wanganui glass artist Claudia Borella to make a replica of one of her works, a fused glass boat-like form, Transference.
Read more

Curators of Wellington

Mark Amery meets Peter Cavanagh, and leading glass artists Claudia Borella and Layla Walter, who work in distinctively different ways.
Read more

A New Zealand Perspective Exhibition

,
Claudia Borella is an internationally significant glass artist and a unique figure in the contemporary art glass movement in New Zealand. She immigrated to New Zealand in 2001 with a visual style already formed and with a methodology previously unknown here.
Read more

Lino Magazine – 2005

,
I discovered a fairly nonchalant shrub, a Muehlenbeckia, at a nursery two years ago. It caught my attention because of its apparent atomic structure, a wiry plant speckled with miniature leaves. So I bought two of near-exact sameness.
Read more

Bullseye Glass NZ New Website

Borella has been working with Bullseye glass now for over a decade. This exhibition represents the return to her full time glass practice last year after migrating to New Zealand and several years of practice as a glass educator.
Read more

Changing Views Joint Exhibition

A sense of internationalism is a characteristic which both of these artists bring to their New Zealand contemporaries. While their work made since moving to New Zealand engages with their new environment, each artist approaches their new context with a degree of objectivity.
Read more

A Passage From New Zealand

Borella has been working with Bullseye glass now for over a decade. This exhibition represents the return to her full time glass practice last year after migrating to New Zealand and several years of practice as a glass educator.
Read more

A New Zealand Perspective Exhibition

,
Claudia Borella is an internationally significant glass artist and a unique figure in the contemporary art glass movement in New Zealand. She immigrated to New Zealand in 2001 with a visual style already formed and with a methodology previously unknown here.
Read more

Lino Magazine – 2005

,
I discovered a fairly nonchalant shrub, a Muehlenbeckia, at a nursery two years ago. It caught my attention because of its apparent atomic structure, a wiry plant speckled with miniature leaves. So I bought two of near-exact sameness.
Read more

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