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Visiting Artist Series
2003

Davide Salvadore  Glassblowing

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Davide Salvadore was born into a family of glassworkers in Murano, Italy. At a very early age he began following his grandfather into Murano's furnaces, learning how to build kilns and work glass.
In 1987 he founded his own studio, where he operates kilns he built himself, mixing lamp-work and furnace techniques in new ways.

As a result of his ingenuity and the inventiveness of his creations, Salvadore's glass design became instantly noteworthy, and he has since worked at prestigious glasshouses and collaborated with designers and artists across the globe.
Public Demonstration
BAGI studio
401 E. Taylor Street
San Jose, CA


Funded in part by a grant from Office of Cultural Affairs, City of San Jose and Arts Council Silicon Valley.

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Street address: 635 Phelan Ave. San Jose, CA   Mailing address: 1650 Senter Rd. San Jose, CA. 95112. 408-993-2244.
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BAGI is partially funded by the San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs and Silicon Valley Creates