Keke Cribbs (American, b.1951), Guillaume, 2001. Reverse fired enamels on glass mosaics, hybridized concrete, gold luster and copper
By Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass | Published April 8, 2020 | Full size is 539 × 850 pixels
Working in glass and ceramics, Keke Cribbs creates an interactive form of storytelling, sculpturally creating shapes with narrative surfaces, bringing the whole work into a multifaceted exploration of the world of dreams, symbols and storytelling.
Gift from the collection of Jane Humzy and Peter D. Debreceny
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