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Home » Authors » James J. Riviello

James J. Riviello

James has been working in glass for over 18 years as a sculptor, educator, equipment builder, consultant and designer. He received a bachelor’s of fine arts degree in glass from Tyler School of Art, and a master’s of fine arts degree in glass from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. His work experience also includes being master model and mold maker, as well as foundry foreman, for a bronze and aluminum casting company. Today, James resides with his family in Vermont, where he makes sculpture in cast glass and operates a furniture design business with his wife, Justyna. He can be reached via www.glassatelier.com.
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Stick to It

James J. Riviello
September 2, 2010
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I used to think that using glue in your glasswork looked cheap and sloppy. I didn’t realize how important it would be to join glass to other materials, or to connect two glass forms that would be impossible to fuse hot.
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What is Annealing?

James J. Riviello
June 3, 2010
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The process of annealing glass is to cool it slowly enough to let the entire thickness cool with very little difference in temperature from the core to the surface.
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Glass Art in the Realm of Sculpture

James J. Riviello
May 4, 2010
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Much of the sculpture world considers glass to be a crutch that some artists rely on to make their work appealing.
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