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New Public Art
In Progress: Public Art at the new Climate Pledge Arena at Seattle Center -
Weaver’s Welcome
The "Weaver's Welcome" sculpture installed at the Burke Museum in Seattle, WA. -
Posters by Preston Singletary
A look at posters featuring art by Preston Singletary for special events. -
Northern Lights – Split Eagle & Raven Sunrise
A new collaborative piece by Preston Singletary and David Franklin installed in Alaska. -
Dancing Staff - Portland
A newly constructed public art piece in Portland, OR. created in steel and glass. -
Killer Whale Totem
Introducing the newest monumental work by Preston Singletary to be cast in lead crystal, “Killer Whale Totem”. -
GLASS CLAN HOUSE SCREEN WITH POSTS, 2015 - SEALASKA HERITAGE INSTITUTE
Presenting a glass Clan House screen and house posts at the Sealaska Heritage Institute in Juneau, Alaska. -
Family Story Totem, 2013-2016 - Private Collection
Family Story Totem series is a monumental project more than 5 years in the making: a 7 foot tall 3-dimensional glass totem pole. The project began in early 2009 when Preston and his longtime friend and collaborator, woodcarver David Svenson, co-designed a full-scale totem depicting a beloved family story about Preston’s great-grandmother as a child. -
Clan House, 2008 - Museum of Glass
The Museum of Glass in Tacoma, WA, organized Preston's traveling exhibition Preston Singletary: Echoes, Fire, and Shadows in 2008, challenging him to create his most ambitious work to date. Clan House is a 16-by-10-foot cast-glass triptych that references the large-scale Tlingit crest designs that appeared in the interior of traditional longhouses. -
TRANSFORMATIONS, 2011 – SEATTLE UNIVERSITY
Commissioned by Seattle University in 2011, Transformations is made from cut aluminum and flat glass. The designs are abstract and monumental - Tlingit formline in its purest form.